We recommend a 90C bra size for you based on the measurement of your underbust and bust. The number “90” refers to your underbust measurement, which is the band size of the bra. It indicates that the circumference of your ribcage is around 90 centimeters. The letter “C” denotes the cup size, which measures the difference between your bust and underbust measurements. In this case, a C cup means that there is approximately a 15-centimeter difference between these two measurements.
It’s important to note that while 90C is a recommended starting point, it may not be the perfect fit for every style or brand of bra due to differences in design and materials used. Our expert fitters can assist you in trying on different styles and brands to find one that fits you perfectly. Keep in mind that factors such as weight fluctuations or pregnancy can affect your bra size over time.
One common misconception is that all bras labeled with the same size will fit equally well across different brands and styles. The truth is, variations in design, materials, and construction mean that each brand and style may fit differently even if they carry the same numerical and alphabetical sizing label.
An interesting fact about bras is that wearing an ill-fitting bra can lead to discomfort, back pain, poor posture, and even tissue damage over time. Knowing how to properly measure yourself for a bra can help prevent these issues from occurring or worsening. We recommend regular fittings as our bodies change due to factors such as weight fluctuation or aging.
I hope this information helps guide you towards finding the perfect fitting bra. Remember, proper support is key for both comfort and confidence!
| Band Size (cm) | Bra Size | Recommended Cup Size |
|---|---|---|
| 73-77 | 90 | C |
| 72-78 | 90 | D |
| 71-79 | 90 | E |
| 70-80 | 90 | F |
| 69-81 | 90 | G |
| 68-82 | 90 | H |
| 67-83 | 90 | I |
| 66-84 | 90 | J |
| 65-85 | 90 | K |
| 64-86 | 90 | L |