#1 Gymnast
If I measure underneath my bust (29), then add 5 I get 34. Then they say subtract your band size from your bust size but that means that your bust is at least 5 inches more than underneath your bust (29)? My bust size is only 30.
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Hi
Working out bra sizes this way is very confusing. You will find if you go to a bra store they know use a different method. They will measure under your bust but they now determine cup size just from looking at your size (in a top or in your bra - dont worry they dont make you bare all!)
Going by your measurements - You should be wearing a 34AA. If it feels too lose around your body then wear a 32AA. Different makes of bra do vary in size anyway.
Try Tshirt type bras for a nice shape under tight tops. These are great. I love um.
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Hi
Working out bra sizes this way is very confusing. You will find if you go to a bra store they know use a different method. They will measure under your bust but they now determine cup size just from looking at your size (in a top or in your bra - dont worry they dont make you bare all!)
Going by your measurements - You should be wearing a 34AA. If it feels too lose around your body then wear a 32AA. Different makes of bra do vary in size anyway.
Try Tshirt type bras for a nice shape under tight tops. These are great. I love um.
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Bra Size?(No mean comments please!)?
BabyGirl18
I'm size D42...and sometimes DD. How come when I get a B42, I can wear it? Also do you think I should get a breast reduction? I'm tired of boys focusing on my chest!
I can wear a B32 also!
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Get properly sized first off. At Nordstroms or JCPenney or Sears (NOT victoria secret, they have a habit of not sizing correctly).
Or use this site: http://www.amplebosom.com/acatalog/Measuring_Guide.html I have done that type of sizing since I started wearing bras 23 years ago and that calculation has never done me wrong.
You CAN be a 42B, 42D, 42DD. Bras do not have standards of measurement. You can be a B in one bra and a DD in another bra.
Take me for instance, I usually wear a 38J, but depending on the brand of bra I am a 38DDD and 38D and 38DD.
If you have back pain definitely look into a reduction covered by insurance.
Get properly sized first off. At Nordstroms or JCPenney or Sears (NOT victoria secret, they have a habit of not sizing correctly).
Or use this site: http://www.amplebosom.com/acatalog/Measuring_Guide.html I have done that type of sizing since I started wearing bras 23 years ago and that calculation has never done me wrong.
You CAN be a 42B, 42D, 42DD. Bras do not have standards of measurement. You can be a B in one bra and a DD in another bra.
Take me for instance, I usually wear a 38J, but depending on the brand of bra I am a 38DDD and 38D and 38DD.
If you have back pain definitely look into a reduction covered by insurance.
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