How to measure chest circumference

Whether a woman's clothes fit well is not only related to her beauty, but also closely related to her health. Therefore, it is particularly important to know your chest circumference accurately. Especially after women have their period, their breasts will swell to varying degrees, so they will be larger than usual. At this time, when choosing underwear, you should choose something larger than usual. So how to choose the bra that suits you best? First of all, you need to know how to measure your bust.

When measuring their bust, most women stand straight, measure the upper circumference, then measure the lower circumference, take the difference, and use the resulting number as their bra size. This is a very wrong method. Because when measuring the upper circumference, you need to bend your body forward forty-five degrees to get the correct circumference. Then use the formula: Difference = upper circumference - lower circumference to get the code number. The calculation formula for bra size is bra size = underbust size + cup size. The chest circumference obtained in this way is the most accurate. In addition, suppose you go to buy underwear, for example, you want to buy 75D, but your size is not available. The sales lady says it doesn’t matter, they are all the same. At this time, you must ignore her and leave immediately. Because each brand has a different style and cup shape, you can only know whether it fits you by wearing it on yourself. Even a slight mistake will not work.

If the buckle on the back of a new bra fits properly, then it is a well-fitting piece of bra. Never buy a bra that requires you to buckle it to the innermost part from the beginning, because as time goes by, the elasticity of the bra will decrease, and you may need to buckle it further inside, which will then make it no longer fit.

Choosing a bra that suits you is the key to a woman's health. But there are a few things to keep in mind when choosing a bra. The first is that if you have too much breast fat, it is recommended that you choose a bra cup size larger. Secondly, if the bust circumference you calculated is vague, it is best to choose a bra one size larger, because this will make your breasts more comfortable. In addition, if your breasts are flat, you should choose a larger cup size even if the difference is small.