How to Measure for a Bra (and what Size Panties) | A Fresh Collection by Fruit of the Loom

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	First, find your band size Place your tape measure directly and snugly underneath your bustline: If the measure is an even number, add 4 inches to get the proper size. If the measure is an odd number, add 5 inches to get the proper size.
	Next, find your cup size Now measure directly across the fullest part of your bustline, and record this measurement in inches.
	Do the math for your perfect fit Subtract your band size from your cup size: If the difference is 1" you are a A cup If the difference is 2" you are a B cup If the difference is 3" you are a C cup If the difference is 4" you are a D cup If the difference is 5" you are a DD cup
	Download our Tape Measure! Cut out all 7 measuring strips. Tape/staple matching ends together (labeled a-f) (make sure "connect to" attaches under it's matching end). Back to Top

	Waist - find your natural waist, bend at sides area where your body indents is your natural waist. Wrap measuring tape around your waist, snug, but not tight - this is your waist measurement.
	Hip - find the fullest part of your hips, usually about 8" below your natural waist, but may fluctuate from 6" to 9" depending on your height. Wrap measuring tape around your hip, snug, but not tight - this is your hip measurement.
	Once you have your measurements find your size on our sizing chart, if you fall between sizes consider the next largest size.
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