Read a tape measure’s incremental marks for the metric system. Meter or 1m: The 1-meter marking is located at the 1/100 centimeter marking or 10th decimeter marking.

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If you're using a soft measuring tape, you can also run it across your whole jawline. Lay the tape from the center base of your hairline down to your chin to determine the length of your face.

If you're using a soft measuring tape, you can also run it across your whole jawline. Lay the tape from the center base of your hairline down to your chin to determine the length of your face.

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Measuring your under bust: Wrap a soft measuring tape around your ribcage, just below your bust. Make sure the tape is parallel to the ground and sits flat against your skin.

Measuring for the Right Size Determining Band Size: Wrap a soft measuring tape around your rib-cage, just beneath your bust. The tape should be snug but not tight. Round to the nearest whole number.

Your first step is to find your band size. Run the measuring tape around your body where the bra band normally sits. It should feel snug but without digging in. You’ll get the most accurate ...

For example, if your band size is a 34, but your bust is measuring a 38, there’s a 4 point difference: A is 1, B is 2, C is 3, and D is 4. So, in this case, your cup size is a D.