What is the size of underwear 85

Women need to start wearing bras from puberty, mainly to protect the normal development of the breasts. If they don’t wear bras, sagging breasts will easily occur. When women choose underwear, they must choose according to size. If the size is not right, it will be very uncomfortable to wear. So, what size is 85 for underwear?

The bra sizes 70, 75, 80 refer to the underbust size in centimeters; the bra sizes 32, 34, 36, 38, 40, 42 refer to the bust size in inches.

The cup size ABCD is determined by its depth. The circumference of the breast at the highest point (one of the three measurements) minus the length of the lower circumference of the breast. If the result is 7.5cm, it is an AA cup. If it is 10cm, it is an A cup. If it is 12.5cm, it is a B cup. For every additional 2.5cm, you will have an additional size.

If the size has the symbol A70, it means the underbust is 70cm and the bust is 80cm. If you convert it to a bra in inches, you are wearing a size 32 (32*2.5=80).

Bra size chart for 32, 34, 36, 38, 40, 42

The number represents your underbust measurement

The "75" and "80" in the examples above refer to your underbust size chart measurements.

How to measure under bust size?

The horizontal length around the bottom of the breast is your underbust measurement, unit: cm

For convenience, when buying a bra, people often choose a size that is close to their underbust circumference as their bra size. For example, if your underbust circumference is between 68cm and 72cm, then you should choose size 70. For details, please refer to the bra size comparison chart and bust size chart.

The letter is your cup size

The "B" and "C" in the above examples are the cup sizes of your breasts.

How to calculate cup size? The calculation formula for cup size is: cup size = upper chest size – lower chest size

How to measure cup size

The upper and lower circumferences are calculated by subtracting the lower circumference from the upper circumference. You can get the cup size that best suits you by using the following circumference difference cup comparison table.

Note: Bra sizes may vary slightly from person to person due to body shape

Three things to keep in mind when measuring bra size:

The calculated cup size is not necessarily the size you should buy in the end. There are three possibilities:

1) Too much fat: Choose a larger cup size. (For example, if the difference is C, D is usually selected)

2) The calculated difference is vague: you should try to choose a cup size that is one size larger so that your breasts have room to grow. (For example, if the difference is 15 and between C and D, D is usually chosen)

3) The shape of the breast is flat like a pile of loose sand: the smaller the measured difference, the larger the cup size selected. (For example, when the lost fat is gathered and shaped according to the scientific wearing method, if the difference is a B cup, then the selected cup is a C cup)