Breasts | Cm |
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Comfortable ribcage | 71.1 |
Loose ribcage | 76.2 |
Tight ribcage | 67.3 |
Horizontal perimeter | 24.1 |
Vertical perimeter | 24.1 |
Laying perimeter | 24.1 |
Nip 2 Neck | 22.9 |
Breast base | 19.1 |
Frame width | 25.4 |
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Measurements
Measurement | Cm |
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Fits ribcage | 0.0 |
B. perimeter | 0.0 |
Stretched Band | 0.0 |
Band Length | 0.0 |
Stretch ratio | 0.0 |
Cup width | 0.0 |
Cup depth | 0.0 |
Depth ratio | 0.0 |
Wire length | 0.0 |
Cup height | 0.0 |
Cup separation | 0.0 |
Gore height | 0.0 |
Wing height | 0.0 |
Strap width | 0.0 |
Hooks | 0 |
Labeled as
Index | 28:8 |
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US | 28H |
UK | 28FF |
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This is the first bra in years that actually fits me. My left breast is somewhere between a UK FF and G (Depending on bra brand), and my right breast is somewhere between a UK D and E. My band size used to be 30, but I’ve dropped to a 28.
The 28F (UK) version of this bra kinda squished my bigger breast, and some of the breast tissue on that side was trying to escape near my armpit (even after the swoop and scoop). Also, my bigger breast has a fair amount of tissue on the side, so the underwire there poked it a bit.
The 28G (UK) version of this bra had cups so tall that they dug into my armpits. Plus, the cups were way too big. A noticeable amount of empty space even on the side of my bigger breast. It might also not help that I’m only 5 feet, 2.25 inches tall.
It appears that the 28FF version of this bra is just right. All of my breasts are contained. And the cups are rigid enough to hide my asymmetry under a shirt. The band is snug but not painful. The underwires are leaving me alone. I do recommend washing the bra at least once to soften it up a little because it may feel stiff to you at first.
Updated on May 15, 2019 Flag this