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+title: HPS to bust
+---
+
+<Note>
+
+###### HPS: high point shoulder
+
+The _high point shoulder_ or _HPS_ point is used as the base for several vertical measurements.
+Refer to [the hps documentation](/docs/measurements/hps/) for information on how to locate this point.
+
+</Note>
+
+The **high point shoulder (HPS) to bust** measurement runs from your HPS down to the line that forms your bust span.
+
+To measure your HPS to bust, first [localize your HPS point](/docs/measurements/hps/). Then measure straight down to the line that forms your chest circumference/bust span.
+
+The point of this measurement is to locate the fullest part of your bust vertically on your torso.
+
+<Tip>
+
+##### Think about which hand you're using
+
+If you measure yourself, you might try to hold your measuring tape up to your shoulder with the hand on
+the same side of your body as the shoulder you're measuring. So, for example, you could be holding the top of
+the tape up to your right shoulder with your right hand, while your left hand is holding the end.
+But that means you distort the length you are trying to measure by raising your arm on the same side.
+You might not think there is a difference, but all is connected in the world of physiology, and
+doing this could lead to an error of ~2.5cm (~1 inch) in your measurement.\
+Simply switch your hands around, and you get a more accurate measurement.
+
+For best results, get a second person to take your measurements (if possible).
+
+</Tip>