Measure around your back and directly over your breasts. Hold one end of the tape in front of your chest and wrap the tape around your back until it meets the first end over your breasts. Write down the number; this number will help you find your cup size.
Subtract the number you wrote down for step 3 from the number you found in step 2. Write down the resulting number, which corresponds to your cup size.
Plug your numbers from step 2 and 4 into bra size charts for the brand of bra you want to purchase. Retailers and brands don't agree on cup sizes for plus sized bras, so keep your measurements.
Subtract your band measurement from your fullest point measurement to determine your cup size. If the measurements are the same, you are cup size AA. You go up a cup size for each additional inch of difference. For example, 1 inch difference equals A cup, 2 inch difference equals B cup, 3 inch difference equals C cup and 4 inch difference equals D cup.
Visit the lingerie section of a department store or a Victoria's Secret store at your local mall, if you are uncertain about your measuring skills. A salesperson will be happy to help you measure for the correct cheap lingerie size.
Insert the hooks located on the bottom of the car bra into the underside of the wheel well on one side of the car.
Stretch the car bra across the front of the car and attach the opposite set of hooks to the opposite wheel well.
Take the top of the car bra and stretch it up over the grill of the car. Insert the top hooks of the car bra into the engine compartment of the car beside where the hood latches.
Use your hands to smooth out any wrinkles in the car bra, and shift it to accommodate the headlights.
Subtract the number you wrote down for step 3 from the number you found in step 2. Write down the resulting number, which corresponds to your cup size.
Plug your numbers from step 2 and 4 into bra size charts for the brand of bra you want to purchase. Retailers and brands don't agree on cup sizes for plus sized bras, so keep your measurements.
Subtract your band measurement from your fullest point measurement to determine your cup size. If the measurements are the same, you are cup size AA. You go up a cup size for each additional inch of difference. For example, 1 inch difference equals A cup, 2 inch difference equals B cup, 3 inch difference equals C cup and 4 inch difference equals D cup.
Visit the lingerie section of a department store or a Victoria's Secret store at your local mall, if you are uncertain about your measuring skills. A salesperson will be happy to help you measure for the correct cheap lingerie size.
Insert the hooks located on the bottom of the car bra into the underside of the wheel well on one side of the car.
Stretch the car bra across the front of the car and attach the opposite set of hooks to the opposite wheel well.
Take the top of the car bra and stretch it up over the grill of the car. Insert the top hooks of the car bra into the engine compartment of the car beside where the hood latches.
Use your hands to smooth out any wrinkles in the car bra, and shift it to accommodate the headlights.