MOONLİGHT Women's Gray Minimizer Support Bra 2114

Moonlight underwear has been purified from chemicals that harm the body during the production phase and has undergone azo testing. it is hygienic due to being treated with chemicals that are friendly to your skin and providing microbiological control. Usage suggestion: *do not use bleach. wash with similar colors. Hang to dry. iron the product from the inside at low heat. *you can raise the washing degree to ensure hygienic conditions. How to take body measurements? What is the bra size? The bra size is revealed by your chest fitting the bra mold perfectly and surrounding your size without causing discomfort. It consists of two measurements. One of them is the cup size and the other is the body size. By getting the right bra size, you ensure both comfort and a flattering look. How to get the right bra size? The first step to determining your correct bra size: body measurement: first, after making sure that you have no bulge in your body, wear a non-supporting bra and align the measuring tape just on your back, surrounding the bottom of the breast. The cm that comes out will make your bra size: if your back size is 5 and multiples, you can take that size directly. However, if you have fractional measurements, you should base it on the measurement closest to multiples of 5. You can use this table to determine your correct bra size: 70 cm below 70 71 - 75 cm 75 76 - 80 cm 80 81 - 85 cm 85 86 - 90 cm 90 91 - 95 cm 95 96 - 100 cm 100 101 - 105 cm 105 106 - 110 cm 110 the second step to get the correct bra size: cup size. to get the correct bra size, you need to know your cup size in addition to your body size. The difference between underbust size and chest size gives the chest cup size. Measure your chest size by measuring around your body from your back to your nipple with a tape measure. What is a, b, c, d cup? Size measurement, if the bust size is 1 size wider than the bust: a cup. (for example

when the bust is 80 and the body size is 80, a “85 a” bra is given.) If the size and chest size are equally large: b cup. (for example

when the bust is 90 and the body size is 85, a “90 b” bra is given.) If the size is 1 size narrower than the chest size: c cup. (for example

when the chest size is 90 and the body size is 85, a bra of “85 c” is given.) D cup is when the body size is 2 sizes narrower than the chest size. "for example

when the chest measurement is 90 and the body size is 80, a ""80 d"" bra is given." Dd cup is also used when the body size is 3 sizes narrower than the chest size. (for example

when the bust is 95 and the body size is 80, a bra of “80 dd” is given.) 10 - 12 cm aa 12 - 14 cm a 14 - 16 b 16 - 18 c 18 - 20 d over 20 cm dd

88% PA, 12% EA