A woman models two sister sizes to compare to her correctly-fitting bra.[1]
A sister size is a bra with the same cup volume which could, in theory, be used as a substitite for one's true size.
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[[File:ThinAndCurvy-BraBandSizeComparison.jpg|thumb|A woman models two [[sister size]]s to compare to her correctly-fitting bra.<ref name=thinandcurvy>[http://www.thinandcurvy.com/2011/05/where-to-find-26-and-24-band-bras-and.html ''Thin and Curvy'': "Where to find 26 and 24 band bras, and a review of Ewa Michalak/Effuniak"]</ref>]] |
[[File:ThinAndCurvy-BraBandSizeComparison.jpg|thumb|A woman models two [[sister size]]s to compare to her correctly-fitting bra.<ref name=thinandcurvy>[http://www.thinandcurvy.com/2011/05/where-to-find-26-and-24-band-bras-and.html ''Thin and Curvy'': "Where to find 26 and 24 band bras, and a review of Ewa Michalak/Effuniak"]</ref>]] |
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A '''sister size''' is a bra with the same cup volume which could, in theory, be used as a substitite for one's true size. |
A '''sister size''' is a bra with the same cup volume which could, in theory, be used as a substitite for one's true size. |
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