Mold cup/mold cup introduction

The mold cup is a cup made from a piece of cotton that is shaped into a high-temperature mold (i.e., a pressed cup). These cups are then turned into a bra. A bra is made of a heart, a back tab, a fabric, and a cup. The cup inside is made of quilted cups, which is a clip-cup bra, and the cup inside is made of molded cups, which is a molded cup bra.
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Medium mold cup: After high-temperature treatment, it is formed in one step. It not only relies on the supporting force of the steel ring and the tension of the shoulder straps to lift the chest, but also relies on the shape of the mold cup to improve the shape of the chest. It has the ability to depict a rounded breast shape. Effective, suitable for women with petite or medium breasts
Thin mold cup: made of very thin sponge, good cup shape, can be made into various cup shapes, very comfortable to wear, suitable for women with B cup or above
Thick mold cups (basically all cups): After high-temperature treatment, they are formed in one go. It not only relies on the supporting force of the steel ring and the tension of the shoulder straps to lift the chest, but also relies on the shape of the mold cup to improve the shape of the chest. It has the effect of portraying a rounded breast shape and is suitable for women with petite breasts (cup)
< , - < - When buying a bra, I am afraid that many people are familiar with and unfamiliar with the term bra mold cup. What they know is often When I encounter the word mold cup, the strange thing is that for a long time I didn’t know what a mold cup was. Those who know a little bit about mold cups but don’t know how to determine the thickness of mold cups? What do thin mold cup, medium mold cup, thick mold cup, upper thin mold cup and lower thick mold cup mean? Which mold cup bra is suitable for you to wear? Now we will explain them one by one in an easy-to-understand way. The author learned some common sense from the professional seamless underwear public account: Traceless Family, for reference only



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Isn’t this the sponge pad in the bra? That's right! For example, talking about a mold cup is equivalent to talking about traditional Chinese medicine, and talking about a sponge pad is equivalent to talking about grass roots and tree bark. The mold cup is the sponge cup of the bra. It is just a cup formed by a piece of cotton molded by a high-temperature mold (i.e., a pressure cup). It is formed in one step. Opposite to the mold cup is the clip cup. Clamping means pasting cloth on both sides of the sponge, clamping the sponge in the center, and then using the sponge to cut it according to the pattern of the bra cup, and finally stitching it together into a cup. It should be easy to understand now that the bra made by mold cup car (processing method) is called mold cup bra, and the bra made by clip cup car is called clip cup bra (or split cup bra). If you still don’t understand, to put it more simply, if you cut the outer cloth of your bra cup, if the sponge pad is directly exposed, it is a molded cup bra, if the cloth wrapped with sponge pad is exposed, it is a clip cup. bra. In order to meet the needs of women with different breast sizes and the preferences of different people, mold cups are generally divided into thin mold cups, medium mold cups, thick mold cups and upper thin mold cups and lower thick mold cups. The so-called thickness refers to the thickness of the thickest part of the mold cup. The thickness of the thin mold cup is generally no more than .cm, and the thickness of the thick mold cup is more than 1 cm. As shown in the diagram below:



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Generally, the thin mold cup is suitable for plump and erect breasts. Wear it for women above the cup size. Thick molded cups are more suitable for women with petite breasts. They can increase the size of the breasts and improve the shape of the breasts. Women with medium mold cup and B cup can choose from. Thin mold cups are commonly used in full-cup bras, while medium and thick mold cups are commonly used in 3/cup bras. The thickness of the bra mold cup is only one of the factors to consider when choosing a bra, and it also needs to be considered comprehensively.

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