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allthatmighthavebeen · 08-19-2007

It might just be here in the UK, but the band size you add 4 to if it is even, 5 if it is odd. So my partner, who measures 28" round the rib cage, wears a 32" band. Then, you compare the 'fuller' measurement to that, so at 34" that makes my partner a 32B.

I know that's how it works here, if you don't add 4/5 in the US then American women are a lot burlier than I thought!

There are various sites advertising breast augmentation that would have reasonable examples, and 'lads mags' websites might help you get a feel for what different sizes look like- note that a decent bra can make the world of difference! I think if you browse through the forum there are links to 'interactive' implant websites.

08-19-2007	#4
allthatmighthavebeen Lurker Join Date: Jan 2006 Posts: 24	It might just be here in the UK, but the band size you add 4 to if it is even, 5 if it is odd. So my partner, who measures 28" round the rib cage, wears a 32" band. Then, you compare the 'fuller' measurement to that, so at 34" that makes my partner a 32B. I know that's how it works here, if you don't add 4/5 in the US then American women are a lot burlier than I thought! There are various sites advertising breast augmentation that would have reasonable examples, and 'lads mags' websites might help you get a feel for what different sizes look like- note that a decent bra can make the world of difference! I think if you browse through the forum there are links to 'interactive' implant websites.