The larger bra size depends on the band and cup measurements. For example, a 34C is a smaller size than a 38D because the band size is smaller but the cup size is larger in the latter. When determining the larger bra size, it’s important to consider both the band and cup measurements together rather than focusing solely on one or the other.
Common misconceptions about larger bra sizes are that they are all uncomfortable and unattractive. The truth is that with proper fit and design, larger bra sizes can be just as comfortable and stylish as smaller sizes. It’s important to seek out bras specifically designed for larger busts, as they often have features such as wider straps, stronger support, and more coverage for maximum comfort and confidence.
A less-known fact about larger bra sizes is that many women may not be wearing their correct size. Getting professionally fitted for a bra can make a huge difference in comfort and support. I recommend visiting our store for a complimentary fitting appointment to ensure you’re wearing the right size for your body. Knowing your correct bra size can prevent discomfort, back pain, and posture issues associated with ill-fitting bras.
I hope this information helps you find the perfect fit. Remember, comfort should never be sacrificed for style when it comes to undergarments!
| Bra Size | Band Size (inches) | Cup Size |
|---|---|---|
| 32A | 32 | A |
| 34B | 34 | B |
| 36C | 36 | C |
| 38D | 38 | D |
| 40DD | 40 | DD |
| 42E | 42 | E |
| 44F | 44 | F |
| 46G | 46 | G |
| 48H | 48 | H |
| 50I | 50 | I |