Bra Fitting
Advice
Please bookmark
this article, so that others can find and share it.
You know
how the saying goes," If you've got it, flaunt it!" So,
if you've been blessed with abundance, then don't take the appeal
of your breasts for granted by hoisting them in plain Jane bras!
They deserve sass! They deserve sexy! They deserve to be treated
to fine lace and leopard print.
It's true,
the bigger your breasts are, the more difficult it is to find a
bra that fits right. Sometimes the underwire pinches, or you spill
a bit over the top. But never fear, there is always a solution!
First of
all, let's bring out the soft tape measure and do a private fitting.
In front of a mirror, measure underneath your breasts. Starting
at your cleavage, pass the tape measure behind your back and around
to your front. This is your band size.
Next, move
the tape up to your armpits and measure above your breast. Write
that number down on a piece of paper. Now, measure your breast at
nipple level. Subtract the number you wrote down from the nipple-around-and-back
measurement, and voila! That's your cup-size!
Correct bra
cup size guide
0 to 1/2"
AA cup
1/2" to 1" A cup
1" to 2 1/2" B cup
2 1/2" to 3 1/2" C cup
3 1/2" to 4 1/2" D cup
4 1/2" to 6" DD (or E cup for some bras)
6" to 7" DDD (or F cup for some bras)
7" to 8" G cup
8" to 9" GG cup
9" to 10" H cup
10" to 11" HH cup
11" to 12" J cup
12" to 13" JJ cup
Also, it's
good to note that along with our moods, our breast size fluctuates
just a bit. The Menstrual Cycle can cause fluid retention which
can enlarge breasts, for example. Regardless, like all clothes,
if it doesn't fit right, return it! Several online shops, such as
HipsandCurves.com,
offer great customer service and return policies.
|