For an 85C bra, the (upper) bust is between 98 and 102 centimeters. Where "85" means that the lower bust is between 83 and 87 centimeters; "C" means the difference between the (upper) bust minus the lower bust, i.e., the difference between the (upper) bust minus the lower bust is about 15 centimeters. From this, we can deduce that the value of (upper) bust is between 98 centimeters and 102 centimeters.

The bra model is made up of two parts: the bra size and the cup size. What is commonly referred to as a woman's (upper) bust is the length of the circumference around the chest along the woman's nipples. Bra size refers to a woman's lower bust, which is the length of one week around the chest along the root of a woman's breast. The cup size is the difference between a woman's bust minus her lower bust.

Expanded Information

Three major considerations for measuring upper and lower busts:

This calculated cup number is not necessarily the final size you should buy, and there are three other possibilities:

1. Fat is on the high side: the cup size should be chosen to be one level larger. (For example, if the difference is C, you usually choose D.)

2. The calculated difference is vague: you try to choose a larger cup model so that the breasts have room to grow. (For example, the difference is 15 between C and D usually choose D)

3, the shape of the breast is flat like a plate of loose sand: the smaller the difference is, the larger the cup size you choose. (For example, if you wear a scientific dressing technique to gather the lost fat into a shape, the difference in the measurement is B cup, then the selected cup is C cup)

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