Breast size differentiations...may be a stupid question I just want clarification...?

Question

ok so i really just want to know is there really such a thing as a small or big classification for breast size cups? for example both my friend and I are 34b cups yet her breast seem bigger than mine (no padding) of course the difference isnt a huge one and i know breast shapes vary from woman to woman, I dont fit into an A cup anymore I moved on to a 32 B then became too tight on me (dont know if that means i gained weight) so now im a 34 b...does the fact that my friend's breast are a bit bigger than mine means that im a "small" B cup and that shes a larger "b" cup

I always hear people classifying sizes like this "small C cup" "full/big C cup" and so on with sizes...does that mean there is "small A cup" and "full A cup" or is it different for A cups since its smaller?

Answer 1

This is why Victoria's Secret came out with the 1/2 sizes. Women's b*****s aren't exactly a certain cup.

So the 'small C cup' only means that your too big for a B but don't really fill out the entire bra when your wearing it...Make sense?

Answer 2

i m a full B small C...i can still fit into a B but i fill it out completely while on the other hand i fit into a C but i don't fill it out completely...say u r a 34 C sometimes that also means you are a 36 B...they are called cousin bras cuz u can fit into both...

Answer 3

yes there are "small" and "full" cup sizes. She may be more full and round, while yours might just be on the side and lay flatter.

Answer 4

to be honest, there is no difference!

Answer 5

well, your cup size, as you probably already know, is determined by the difference in inches between your b*****s and your bandwidth(measurement of right underneath your b*****s plus 5 inches). So if there's a 1" difference, you're an A cup; 2 inches, a B cup, and so on. Being a Full cup means your approximately 1/2 inch over the normal cup measurement. So if you're a full B than there's about a 2 1/2" difference between your bandwith and b*****s, as opposed to 2" which is a normal B.

Answer 6

yea it does seem that way sometimes..

it could do with one person having a 'bigger' back than another, so therefore they need like a size bigger to fit comfortably all the way around their back. i think that's the case with me =|

Answer 7

wuldnt it be funny er weird if a womans breast had a personality of its own....??? hahahhah sry im bored

Answer 8

Do you know that a Zebra is 26 times bigger than an A bra?

Zebra (Z bra)  

Answer 9

I think they may be talking about the differences between 32B and 34B for example - so referring to 34B as a larger B cup. As far as I know, this doesn't actually affect the CUP size though - just the size of the bra in terms of width around your chest etc. This is how it works in Australia so it could be different in US. If you look in an underwear shop, I'm sure you'll find pretty quickly if there is such a thing as "Small B, Large B" etc.