It makes sense that bras have more general size guidelines than other forms of clothing given the extensive measurements needed to create a well-fitting bra. For instance, there is often a difference of one inch between cup sizes and a difference of two inches between band sizes. International bra size charts ought to be very straightforward to use in comparison to other women’s clothing types, right? Bra sizes frequently follow a pattern that is comparable to shoe sizes.
Why then are so many conversion calculators and foreign bra size charts inaccurate?When I first started buying lingerie online, I frequently bought UK bras that were too big in the cup because the most widely used online calculators for converting bra sizes said a UK 34F cup was equivalent to a European 34F. (It isn’t!)
Bra sizing varies, even across entire nations. The letters in most countries’ cup sizes denote distinct sizes. There are going to be some size calculators that are completely illogical when you consider the fact that many individuals don’t understand how bra sizes operate and that there aren’t any rigid, officially-documented industry standards for sizing.
