size 38 in france is 6 in the usa.
what is size 38 in france in the usa?
6
he was 5'11" tall and wore a size 38 jacket and size 9c boots. at various times he weighed between 143 pounds (at the end of the 1869 kansas campaign) to a muscular 170 pounds. a splendid horseman, "custer mounted was an inspiration." he was quite fit, able to jump to a standing position from lying flat on his back. he was a "power sleeper", able to get by on very short naps after falling asleep immediately on lying down. he "had a habit of throwing himself prone on the grass for a few minutes' rest and resembled a human island, entirely surrounded by crowding, panting dogs."
george armstrong custer
in october 1932, the s.h. camp and company correlated breast size and the degree they sag to letters of the alphabet, a, b, c, and d. camp's advertising featured letter-labeled profiles of breasts in the february 1933 issue of "corset and underwear review". these procedures were only designed to help women with the then-standard sizes a through d up to a size 38 band size and were not intended to be used for larger-breasted women. in 1937, warner began to feature cup sizing in its products. other companies like the model and fay-miss (renamed in 1935 as the bali brassiere company) also began to offer a, b, c and d cups in the late 1930s. catalog companies continued to use the designations small, medium and large through the 1940s. in the 1930s, dunlop chemists were able to reliably transform rubber latex into elastic thread. man-made fibres were quickly adopted by the industry because of their easy-care properties. since a brassiere must be laundered frequently, this was of great importance. in 1937, warners added cup sizes (a, b, c and d) to their product line, and other manufacturers gradually followed, but britain did not take up the american standard until the 1950s. maidenform introduced brassieres with seamless cups in 1933, but resisted using cup sizes for its products until 1949.
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