It gave me the same size, and every combination of measurements I tried, and I tried a lot, gave me the same on both. Either way, a calculator is only going to be a starting point to try things on, and more places to try and start isn’t a bad thing
You could try sister sizes, some stores sell bra size extenders (though obviously it’s better to have a well-fitting bra).
if the boobs fit but the band is tight, use a ‘lower’ letter, so instead of D -> C, and go up a band size, so like 32 to 34. so instead of 32B you do 34A.
I am definitely in the A or B range, maybe a very soft C from some brands, but every calculator except the one I linked has said D cup, and there’s no sister size in my range from a D.
ABTF takes that into account. It’s really a great tool.
It gave me the same size, and every combination of measurements I tried, and I tried a lot, gave me the same on both. Either way, a calculator is only going to be a starting point to try things on, and more places to try and start isn’t a bad thing
You could try sister sizes, some stores sell bra size extenders (though obviously it’s better to have a well-fitting bra).
if the boobs fit but the band is tight, use a ‘lower’ letter, so instead of D -> C, and go up a band size, so like 32 to 34. so instead of 32B you do 34A.
I am definitely in the A or B range, maybe a very soft C from some brands, but every calculator except the one I linked has said D cup, and there’s no sister size in my range from a D.