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Nadine · Moderator Dołączył: 04 Wrz 2004 Posty: 2043

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Those that do, such as Wacoal, offer a D,DD,DDD, and then G. So their G equals 4 D's. However, Wacoal does run large in the cups, so if you need 4Ds in another brand, you may not need it with Wacoal. European brands, such as Le Mystere, Aubade, Prima Donna, Simone Perle, Natori and Chantelle don't have double letter notations. The exception being Chantelle. Sometimes this bra maker will offer DD, sometimes not. (But if so, their DD still equals their E cup) Another exception is Lepel, I believe this is an Italian company, but it uses UK sizing. Generally speaking, sizing will run D,E,F,G, and so forth. So a European company's G cup will equal 4 D's. Which sounds like they should be the same as American brands, but they're really not. European cups run smaller. Next comes the UK manufacturers, which are my favorite not only for quality, comfort and fit, but the variety offered. Examples of UK bra makers are Fantasie, Freya, Fayreform, and Panache. the sizing for UK is D,DD,E,F,FF,G,GG, etc. so , a G cup for a UK brand = 6 D's instead of the 4 D's for American and European brands. Strangely, UK brands do not have a double E cup size. I know not why. If you wear a cup size larger than D, it is good to understand how many D's you actually are, so that you can do the conversion according to manufacturer. A fairly common size is the DD cup, so its important to remember that a DD does not exist for, say, LeMystere, therefore if you're looking at a Le Mystere bra, you will need the E cup size. However, an E cup by a UK bra maker is actually DDD, and there is no E cup with American made bras. Measure your band size. Run a tape measure all the way around your body just underneath your breasts and take a measurement in inches. Make sure the tape measure is horizontal and fairly snug. Your arms should be down. If this measurement is an odd number, round up to the nearest even number. This should be your band size.[4] If your measurement is already an even number, you may find that this is your band size, or you may have to go up to the next size (i.e, you may have to add 2 inches.) For instance, if you measured 31 inches, your band size should be 32. If you measured 34 inches, your band size may be 34 or 36. Many bra fitting guides and calculators will tell you to add four or five inches to your underbust measurement, but this is not correct. The old method was devised by Warners in the 1930s when bra design was in its infancy and does not work with modern, elasticated bras.[5] Determine your cup size. The most accurate way to determine your cup size is by using your current bra size as a starting point. The cups are sized relative to the band, so if you were to try a smaller band size but keep the same cup size, the cups would be too small. 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