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ouch wrote:
Why do ppl say they have like double ds or triple ds, doesn't there exist sizing like 75 e and f instead of dd and ddd ? I don't understand, aren't dds the same as an e, does e not exist
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Claire wrote:
how come i wear a size seven jeans at hollister and im a zero if i buy levis
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Date: 26-05-2022 21:25
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ouch wrote:
Claire wrote:
how come i wear a size seven jeans at hollister and im a zero if i buy levis
I don't know what those sizes mean but I have noticed sizing has gotten bigger cus a medium fit me before and now I need to get a small even tho I haven't lost weight, very annoying
Also very annoying that I fit small-large it is what it is 
I like bra sizes they make 100% sense but ONLY up to the d, never further
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ouch wrote:
I would say u r probably closer to a size zero than seven tho from the looks of it but I seriously have no idea what it means 
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Suchomimus wrote:
british american and european have different sizing systems for bras, not sure about the rest of the world
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ouch wrote:
Suchomimus wrote:
british american and european have different sizing systems for bras, not sure about the rest of the world
I know its different numbers at least but I thought cup sizing was ish the same. I think mby in the us the cup sizes are one above tho (like european B is usa A cup) but im not sure abt that. But does europe not use dd etc instead of e or
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Date: 26-05-2022 21:32
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Moss wrote:
e deffo exists

i use an f

no idea why they chose to double and tripe on the d's tho and nothing else hm
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Suchomimus wrote:
ouch wrote:
Suchomimus wrote:
british american and european have different sizing systems for bras, not sure about the rest of the world
I know its different numbers at least but I thought cup sizing was ish the same. I think mby in the us the cup sizes are one above tho (like european B is usa A cup) but im not sure abt that. But does europe not use dd etc instead of e or
no idea i know for uk, there is E, but DD is before it (so it goes like D, DD, E, F, FF G) no idea why seems dumb but
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Date: 26-05-2022 21:36
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ouch wrote:
Moss wrote:
e deffo exists

i use an f

no idea why they chose to double and tripe on the d's tho and nothing else hm
Yeah right I felt like I had heard abt e existing, so i thought mby it was like a, b, c, d, dd, ddd, e, f
Lol
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ouch wrote:
Suchomimus wrote:
ouch wrote:
Suchomimus wrote:
british american and european have different sizing systems for bras, not sure about the rest of the world
I know its different numbers at least but I thought cup sizing was ish the same. I think mby in the us the cup sizes are one above tho (like european B is usa A cup) but im not sure abt that. But does europe not use dd etc instead of e or
no idea i know for uk, there is E, but DD is before it (so it goes like D, DD, E, F, FF G) no idea why seems dumb but
But is it an inbetween size or does it increase the same amount between each size. Like if u think shoe sizes, is a dd like 39,5 or is it 40
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Suchomimus wrote:
ouch wrote:
Suchomimus wrote:
ouch wrote:
I know its different numbers at least but I thought cup sizing was ish the same. I think mby in the us the cup sizes are one above tho (like european B is usa A cup) but im not sure abt that. But does europe not use dd etc instead of e or
no idea i know for uk, there is E, but DD is before it (so it goes like D, DD, E, F, FF G) no idea why seems dumb but
But is it an inbetween size or does it increase the same amount between each size. Like if u think shoe sizes, is a dd like 39,5 or is it 40
i feel like it's the same as all the others, but i dont know for sure
ive worn C, D, DD and now F ;-; but yea didn't seem any different
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Rotte wrote:
Suchomimus wrote:
british american and european have different sizing systems for bras, not sure about the rest of the world
This have always been my assumption too. Though the site i use got DD, i didn't know DDD exist.
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Suchomimus wrote:
wait wait some lady on the internet said this n i guess it makes sense so i'll copy n paste it here yes

"think of bras as being on a number line in the early days:

1 2 3 4
A B C D

Then body shapes changed slightly and the biggest cup size wasn't enough for some ladies. They didn't imagine that they would need even bigger bras, so they just tacked "DD" on the end.

Then they needed another size, so they expanded to E.g. Same story as with D, so they use EE. And with F. They get the hang of it after that, and over time, they add G,H, etc., right up to MM.

As fashions changed, instead of ladies with smaller breasts going without bras, they wanted bras that fit, too. A had already been used, so they followed battery logic:

A
AA (smaller)
AAA (smaller still)"
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ouch wrote:
Angelica wrote:
Suchomimus wrote:
british american and european have different sizing systems for bras, not sure about the rest of the world
This have always been my assumption too. Though the site i use got DD, i didn't know DDD exist.
I don't know if it does or if I just imagined it
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ouch wrote:
Suchomimus wrote:
wait wait some lady on the internet said this n i guess it makes sense so i'll copy n paste it here yes

"think of bras as being on a number line in the early days:

1 2 3 4
A B C D

Then body shapes changed slightly and the biggest cup size wasn't enough for some ladies. They didn't imagine that they would need even bigger bras, so they just tacked "DD" on the end.

Then they needed another size, so they expanded to E.g. Same story as with D, so they use EE. And with F. They get the hang of it after that, and over time, they add G,H, etc., right up to MM.

As fashions changed, instead of ladies with smaller breasts going without bras, they wanted bras that fit, too. A had already been used, so they followed battery logic:

A
AA (smaller)
AAA (smaller still)"
The a ones make sense to me cus there is nothing before a in the alphabet obviously, but they should have used every letter up until z instead for the bigger sizes smh smh 
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Suchomimus wrote:
agreed  why not just be like oh yea lets add E
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