An 80C bra size refers to a band size of 80 and a cup size of C. The band size is the measurement around your ribcage, just below your bust, while the cup size is determined by the difference between this measurement and the measurement around the fullest part of your bust. In simpler terms, an 80C bra will have a band that measures approximately 31 inches and a cup that is suitable for someone with a relatively large bust compared to their band size.
Many people mistakenly believe that the higher the number in a bra size, the larger the breasts are. However, this is not entirely accurate. The number in a bra size corresponds to the band measurement, while the letter represents the cup size. Therefore, an 80C bra may actually be better suited for someone with a smaller frame but larger bust because it accounts for both measurements proportionally.
A less-known fact about bra sizing is that it’s common for individuals to wear bras in incorrect sizes without even realizing it. Understanding how to properly measure yourself for a bra can make all the difference in finding one that fits comfortably and provides adequate support. Taking this step can help prevent issues such as discomfort or pain caused by wearing ill-fitting bras.
I would recommend taking some time to measure yourself correctly using our sizing guide before purchasing any new bras. This will ensure you get a perfect fit and feel confident and comfortable every day.
Remember, having well-fitted bras can truly change your life – trust me on this.
| Band Size (cm) | Bust Size (cm) | Recommended Bra Size |
|---|---|---|
| 68-72 | 85-87 | 80C |
| 73-77 | 88-92 | 80D |
| 78-82 | 93-97 | 80E |
| 83-87 | 98-102 | 80F |
| 88-92 | 103-107 | 80G |
| 93-97 | 108-112 | 80H |
| 98-102 | 113-117 | 80I |
| 103-107 | 118-122 | 80J |
| 108-112 | 123-127 | 80K |
| 113-117 | 128-132 | 80L |