A cubic centimetre tells you how much volume a sizer holds. It does not tell you how that volume will sit on your chest, under a fitted top, or beside your frame.
Two people can try the same CC and see very different results. Height, shoulder width, existing tissue, and even the cut of a bra or top all change the silhouette.
What to compare instead
Rather than hunting for a perfect number on a chart, try nearby sizes on your own body. Look in the mirror under clothes you already wear. Notice which look feels most like you — not which label sounds right on paper.
That is what My Dream Size sizer pairs are for: a quiet, private way to see volume on you, in your light, in your time.
