Which bra cup is smaller, A cup, B cup or C cup?

For many girls who have just touched bras, they may not understand the meaning of abcd in bras, and they are not very clear about which one is bigger. Below, I will tell you whether the bra cup size A or B is bigger? Which is smaller, the bra cup size A, B or C? Below, we will have a simple understanding and understanding of this issue. I hope the following points will be helpful to you!

Which is smaller, cup A, cup B or cup C? Is cup A or cup B bigger?

We should understand that if the error of upper and lower bust is 7-9cm, it is A cup, and if it is 10-12cm, it is B cup. From the above analysis, it is easy to understand whether the bra cup A or B is bigger, right? Obviously, the cup B is larger than the cup A.

Of course, if the underbust circumference is different for people with the same A cup or B cup, the size of the entire bra will be different. For example, 70A 75A 80A 90A and other A cup bras are suitable for girls with different underbust sizes. Do the girls' bra cups fit well? If not, you should buy new bras that fit well.

The difference between bra cup A and cup B

Bra cups are divided into A cup, B cup, C cup, D cup and so on to N cup. Of course, the later the cup, the bigger the breasts. The bra cup size of most women is usually between A, B, C, D and E. Now, as for A cup and B cup, which is bigger, A cup or B cup? Of course, some beautiful women can answer at once that of course B cup is bigger. Of course, some well-informed ladies know that the cup sizes of various brands are also different. It is possible that the B cup of brand A may be very comfortable to wear, but it is also possible that in the store of brand B, the bra of cup B may not be so suitable for you. So, how can you tell whether the A cup is bigger or the B cup is bigger?

First of all, we need to understand how to identify the cup size. The cup sizes we usually know are basically based on the difference between the upper bust and the lower bust. We use the measured upper bust data minus the lower bust value. If it is within 10 cm, then it is an A cup. If it is between 10 cm and 12.5 cm, we call it a B cup. So, which is bigger, cup A or cup B? Generally speaking, it is impossible to judge whether cup A or cup B is bigger with the naked eye, but the label on the bra usually indicates how many centimeters the upper bust and under bust are respectively. Then, the beautiful lady can use the marked value of the upper bust minus the marked value of the under bust to find out the cup size of the bra she is holding.