What is cup size & how is it measured...?
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Wearing an incorrectly fitting bra is not only uncomfortable but can lead to damage to breast tissue, poor posture and back pains. By making some simple measurements and entering them into our bra calculator you can obtain a reasonably accurate indication of your size. Obviously bra sizes may differ from one manufacturer to another but we hope that this page will be of some help to you \n\nA good fitting bra will make you feel more comfortable and certainly assist in improving your figure. If you are considering the purchase of a new dress or suit then it is always best to begin with correctly fitting undergarments
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go to an expensive lingerie/bra store and get fitted for free,and they give you free advice depending on your size, taste etc.  then go to a cheaper store to buy them.\nif it's for your health, consult your ob/gyn.
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cup = 16 tablespoons\ntbsp = 3 tsps\n16x3=48\n\ncup = 48 tsps
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Give me anything between a AA cup and a B cup. Cup C is still nice. Anything larger is a waste.
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Depends on what people consider "small".  Everyone has different tastes.  Personally I like a, b, & c cups.  That's just me!\n\nDon't worry about what people tell you, you should be happy with what you have!  \n\n:)
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1 pound = 16 oz.\n1 cup = 8 oz.\n\n\n1/10 (16oz) divided by 8 oz = .2 cups or 1/5 cup.
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For what it is worth the average breast size for women, as of 2005, is 34B. However that is misleading. For example, take the numbers 1,2,3,4,5,6. That is a range of numbers. What is the average? Answer: 3.5\nAre any of the six numbers 3.5? Can't you see how this would cause stress in those numbers since they realize that they are  not average?\nWhen they came up with the 34B average it was taken from a wide sampling of women with varies sizes. So you can readily see that averages are very misleading. You can bet that whatever size a woman is, she shares that size with a significant percentile of women.
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http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/templates/TC101450531033.aspx\n\nWorld cup tracker
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You can see a picture of it here, including more info.\nI have used one of these before myself and never again- very cumbersome to use and the fit is terrible.\nhttp://www.femalehealth.com/
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Go get measured at victorias secret or some other store you feel comfortable enough to do it at. That helps tremendously.
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With a soft measuring tape, measure around bust @ "fullest" pt.  Each inch of difference is one cup size.  Ex- if you're a 32 ribcage, and 35 around the bust, you'd be a C cup.  Or you can have it done @ any lingerie store.
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Get a tape measure.  Measure around her chest just beneath the breasts, then measure around at the biggest part of the breast.  Then add one to the first number (which is the bra width).  For each additional inch go up a cup size.\n\nFor example,my width is 34", measurement around the breasts is 40", so 34+1= 35 36 A, 37 B, 38 C, 39 D, 40 DD,\n\nso my bra size is 34 DD, get it?  Got it? GOOD!\n\nOr just grab a handfull.  If it's as big as a cantaloupe your dealin' with big mommas!
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That style # is an old one. I work for a store that owns vanity fair and most of those bras now start with a 75- and go from there. You may need to find the cross reference # for that bra, if they have one.
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I don't understand what measurements you have.
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The number is how many inches you are around. The letter is your cup size.
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If you gain weight, eventually some of the fat will wind up on your chest, but it'll first go to your hips, thighs, upper arms, etc, etc.  And it won't be that much of a difference, maybe a cup size.\n\nGenetics tell us what size breasts women are going to wind up with, so unfortunately, what you get is what you're stuck with unless you get pregnant or get surgery.
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They actually have these cup like things you can wear in your bra. Also there are exercises. i know my sister had to do them so she could nurse her baby. Good Luck