Full cup and 3/4 cup are two common styles of underwear, with significant differences in design, functionality, and applicable scenarios.
Design differences
Full cup: completely covering the breast, forming a U-shaped or circular wrapping structure, characterized by a wide base circumference, thickened sides, high heart position, and a large U-shaped back design, with wide shoulder straps and multiple buckles to distribute force.
3/4 cup size: covering about three-quarters of the breast area, with a slanted design at the top and a low center position. The steel ring side applies pressure to enhance concentration, and the low chest design at the front highlights the cleavage curve.
Function and Applicable Scenarios
Full cup size: The strongest support, suitable for people with D-cup size or above, soft or sagging breasts, can correct external expansion problems, and is suitable for high-intensity exercise or breastfeeding situations that require stable support.
3/4 cup size: Medium support, using diagonal cutting to make the chest more upright, with outstanding gathering effect, suitable for ordinary chest shapes with A-C cup size, and better paired with professional or slim clothing for daily use.
Target audience and pairing suggestions
Full cup size: Suitable for women with full breasts, sagging or those who need comprehensive support, pair with loose tops and sportswear, avoid deep V-neck.
3/4 cup size: Suitable for women who want to highlight their chest curves, it can be paired with work attire such as suits and shirts, and is also suitable for evening gowns.
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