Define the cup geometry
Mark cup depth, width, length and coverage. State whether the dimensions follow the curve or a straight line, and keep the same measurement method for every size.
IN THE GARMENT / Lingerie
For bras, bralettes and intimate garments, begin with the pattern. Cup geometry and attachment details deserve the same attention as the outer fabric.
Share your garment brief
Mark cup depth, width, length and coverage. State whether the dimensions follow the curve or a straight line, and keep the same measurement method for every size.
Share underwire or wire-free construction, seam positions and left/right pairing. Confirm the cup inside a sample garment before approving the specification.
Agree the size progression and colour references model by model. A size label alone cannot establish universal fit.
Selected by garment keywords in the supplier titles or stated applications. These references are a starting point for evaluation; confirm the fit and use requirements with samples.

ID 1601256752148

ID 1601248311703

ID 1601215009950

ID 1601087168598

ID 1601950988436

ID 1601679939278
SOURCING NOTES
Match the reference to the pattern, coverage and wire or wire-free construction. Record cup depth, measurement method and left/right pairing, then evaluate each size in the garment. A/B/C labels alone do not define a universal size standard.
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