I would say you are about a 36 in the band and a D cup. Calculating from measurements isnt an exact science, its more like a starting point, you have to try on and see what fits best. I chose 36D because your band is 35 and your bust is 4 inches different to that. 1 cup for each inch.
Your band must be snug and parallel to the floor. Most of the support comes from the band. Your breasts should be enclosed in the cups with no gaps or bulges.
Try a 36D and think about the band first.
If it is tight, try a 38C(This is a sister size to 36D meaning it has the same cup volume on a different length band)
If it is loose, try a 34DD(another sister size)
When you get the band right, think about the cups.
If there are gaps, go down a cup size until you get a good fit
If there are bulges, go up a cup size until you get a good fit
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I would say you are about a 36 in the band and a D cup. Calculating from measurements isnt an exact science, its more like a starting point, you have to try on and see what fits best. I chose 36D because your band is 35 and your bust is 4 inches different to that. 1 cup for each inch.
Your band must be snug and parallel to the floor. Most of the support comes from the band. Your breasts should be enclosed in the cups with no gaps or bulges.
Try a 36D and think about the band first.
If it is tight, try a 38C(This is a sister size to 36D meaning it has the same cup volume on a different length band)
If it is loose, try a 34DD(another sister size)
When you get the band right, think about the cups.
If there are gaps, go down a cup size until you get a good fit
If there are bulges, go up a cup size until you get a good fit
Good luck!
This sounds like its more of a hands on question to me ! Hmmmmmm.
go to a victorias secret...theyll measure...but it sounds lyk ur band is a 36...im not sure the letter...
38-40A but could range depening on the store.
I would need to see them...