A woman compares two sister sizes to her correctly-fitting bra (right).[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.
Theory
Sister sizes have the same cup volume as each other. The difference of band size simply changes the fit.[2]
Benefits
Dangers
Appropriate usage
References
- ↑ Thin and Curvy: "Where to find 26 and 24 band bras, and a review of Ewa Michalak/Effuniak"
- ↑ Wikipedia: "File:Cup size comparison.svg"
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