AIMER Split Low-Rise Brazilian Brief

Size Measurement

Remark: "Size" is the height of body, which is the standard of the length when design or choose clothes, the unit is CM.
"Measurement" is the chest size and the chest size below breast of body, which is the standard of the width when design or choose clothes, the unit is CM.

How to Measure

To determine your bra size, wear a comfortable standard underwired bra (not padded or push-up, etc.). You should remain in a standing position, keep your back and shoulders straight(don’t hold your breath or push your chest out). It can be difficult to measure yourself so you may have to ask a friend to help you, this will enable you to stand in the perfect position for measuring and allow you to keep your arms down by your sides.

1. Bust Measurement
Measure around the fullest part of your bust(at nipples level), keeping the tape measure straight all the way around your body.

2. Under Bust Measurement
To obtain your under bust measurement, measure very around your rib cage, just underneath your breasts. It should feei tight. Be sure that the tape mesure lies straight all the way around. The measuring tape must be parallel with the ground and not binding. The resulting number is your under bust measuremengt.

3. Waist Measurement
Bend to noe side to find natural indentation in torso. This is your natural waist. Run tape around natural waistline, making sure the tape is level around your waistline-not too loose, not too tight. The resulting number is your waist measurement.

4. Hip Measurement
Stand on a level surface wth feet together. Wrap a tape measure around the fullset part of hips and bottom (approximately 7” - 9”belowwaistline), keeping tape parallel with floor. The resulting number is your hip measurement.