A growth spurt, pregnancy, or rapid weight gain. Breasts being mostly fatty tissue do easily enlarge in an overweight woman.
implants or stuff.
Possibly the ii refers to the cup size ie 36ii. Cup sizes can go all the way to Z, depending on the manufacturer. Most commercial bras (those sold in department stores) only go up to cup size DDD or F. Most Custom Fit Bras will go up to a KK cup, some go all the way up to a N cup.
Bra sizes range from A (the smallest cup size) to F (the largest cup size). There are also numbers associated with the letters that indicate the band size.
Gain weight. That means that your whole body will be bigger though.
Get a tape measure and mearure just below your bra, all the way around, round up to the nearest whole inch, add 4 inches, this is you band size. (if its an odd number e.g. 31, go up to 32) Now for the cup size, Measure around the fullest part of your breasts and the difference between that and you band size is your cup size +1" A cup +2" B cup +3" C cup +4" D cup +5" E cup +6" F cup +7" G cup Hope this helps 8-) Get a tape measure and mearure just below your bra, all the way around, round up to the nearest whole inch, add 4 inches, this is you band size. (if its an odd number e.g. 31, go up to 32) Now for the cup size, Measure around the fullest part of your breasts and the difference between that and you band size is your cup size +1" A cup +2" B cup +3" C cup +4" D cup +5" E cup +6" F cup +7" G cup Hope this helps 8-)
38g breasts are 1 cup bigger than 36g breasts. 36gg and 38g are the same "cup" size. 38ff and 36g are the same too when you go up in band size, for the same cup,the breasts go bigger.
When you change from 36C to 36D, you have gone up a cup size. This means that your boobs are getting bigger.
Depends what size the cup is :/
Bra band sizes start from 28 and go up in increments of 2 inches (ie in even numbers) to around 56. Cup sizes, which are in proportion to the band size, start at AA and go up to K in UK sizing. There are variations in cup sizing between different countries - some include double letters in between each cup size, others just follow the letters of the alphabet logically. The number is the "band size" or "back size," and refers to the size of your frame excluding your breasts. The correct band size will usually be your underbust/ribcage measurement rounded to the nearest even number, for example if your underbust measures 33 inches you will most likely need a 34. The cup size is represented by a letter, and this is relative to the band size so if you currently fill a 36C but you need a 34 band, then a 34C will be too small. You will need to try a 34D - go up one cup size for every band size that you go down.
36c and up
The next cup size up from 36C would be 36D, and the next band size up (with the same size cups) would be 38B. The reason that the cup size changes with the band size is that the cups are sized in proportion to the band, so a 38C would be one cup size bigger than a 36C as well as being one band size bigger. The number is the "band size" or "back size," and refers to the size of your frame excluding your breasts. The correct band size will usually be your underbust/ribcage measurement rounded to the nearest even number, for example if your underbust measures 33 inches you will most likely need a 34. The cup size is represented by a letter, and this is relative to the band size so if you currently fill a 36D but you need a 34 band, then a 34D will be too small. You will need to try a 34DD - go up one cup size for every band size that you go down.
Band sizes (the number) go from 28 up to around 56 in even numbers, and cup sizes (the letter) go from AA to K. The cup size is completely separate from the band size, so any combination of band and cup is possible. Cup sizes are in proportion to the band, so for example a 34C is one size bigger than a 32C. UK cup sizes: AA, A, B, C, D, DD, E, F, FF, G, GG, H, HH, J, JJ, K.