14-05-2010, 10:49
Anastasia, don't go too much about these calculators. I noticed too that the outcome is somewhat strange. For example, when I put in: 74-88-83 I am a European size 75B (which kind of fits me) and a US size 34B. Now if I measure my underbust tightly, I get 72 cm. When I insert 72-88-83 I am a 70C (32C)!!! Now, there is no way I can fit into a C yet. Let's say I make it 73-88-83, this throws me back to a 75A:exclamation::exclamation: So one lousy cm makes me 2 cupsizes smaller?? Heck, if that was the case I would just do anything I could to loose that one cm in bandsize to become a 70C! But according to my first measurements, 74-88-83 I am a 75B/34B again. So, underbust 72 cm makes me a C, underbust 73 cm an A and underbust 74cm a B
This is just an example, but if you try out other numbers it sometimes gives a funny outcome as well. I am a bit confused about the 'above the bust' measurement in particular. Because I would want to be rounder at my tops, which would make the 'above' measurement higher. But this would make my cupsize smaller according to the calculator.
I think you should go more about your bra's than this calculator, at least when it comes to how much you need to grow to become a bigger size
This is just an example, but if you try out other numbers it sometimes gives a funny outcome as well. I am a bit confused about the 'above the bust' measurement in particular. Because I would want to be rounder at my tops, which would make the 'above' measurement higher. But this would make my cupsize smaller according to the calculator.
I think you should go more about your bra's than this calculator, at least when it comes to how much you need to grow to become a bigger size