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Do you REALLY know your bra size?
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blue_monkey - Thanks for your reply and the information. I think I will wait until I have been and had a proper fitting before ordering anything.0
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flightinfo wrote: »blue_monkey - Thanks for your reply and the information. I think I will wait until I have been and had a proper fitting before ordering anything.
No worries. I'd definately recommend getting a fitting so that you know what to look for in the future when choosing a bra. A good fitter will have time to speak to you and answer any questions you might have as well as trying different styles too.0 -
well i went to the shop and sadly they didnt do any of these kindve bra's ... so i am going to go and try a shop i go to in a local village and see if they can help ... will keep looking though0
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well i went to the shop and sadly they didnt do any of these kindve bra's ... so i am going to go and try a shop i go to in a local village and see if they can help ... will keep looking though
Elantan I've had breast surgery but also have neck/shoulder problems, and whilst I do have other bras, this is the one I buy over and over and tend to wear most days. It does give good support, and is available in your size (go down the page, it says GG-J). Not expensive and anyway of course you can return it if it's no good. Hope that helps.
http://www.marksandspencer.com/Total-Support-Non-Wired-Embroidered-Bra/dp/B000IZNIEM?ie=UTF8&ref=sr_1_1&nodeId=43253030&sr=1-1&qid=1310127542&pf_rd_r=1636EJ80MEQ4ZAA8WDP4&pf_rd_m=A2BO0OYVBKIQJM&pf_rd_t=301&pf_rd_i=node-finder-action.html&pf_rd_p=215485807&pf_rd_s=center-30 -
im a 36E
last time i got measured (at la senza) i got told i was a 40C
she GUESSED my cup size :rotfl:
i prefer just measuring myself, you cant really go wrong0 -
Hi all,
Do any of you know if there are any shops that sell aa bras? I have tried on all sorts of cups and an a still doesn't fit properlyI am currently looking for a strapless bra but in a balcony style as this seems to suit me better as I have no top boob if that makes sense hehe
Thanks in advance
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I want to thank everyone on this thread for giving me the push to finally go and get properly measured at the weekend :beer:
I've always measured myself before using methods I found on the internet and always come up as a 34AA - which I've never thought was right because I'm not that small! So I went to Debenhams and the lady there was really nice and helpful and definitely knew what she was doing. And it turns out I'm a 32D! :j So I went into M&S and stocked up on 5 new bras of the correct size using a voucher I got for my birthday.
I feel a lot more comfy today and it's done wonders for my body image - now instead of being embarrassed by my tiny AA cups, I'm proud of my Ds!
woah there's a massive difference between AA cup and D ,how can they / you whoever get it so wrong lol ?!0 -
When it comes to buy a bra I usually try to put them on my body. I don't really care about the brand and don't even remember the brand of my bras that suit me better, may be not trying to remember it lol. I only feel a bit worry when I get weight gain. That is the time I find my bra size changes.0
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Can anyone tell me what type of bra to get so that I don't 'fall out' of the cup if I lean over?
I have recently remeasured as I have lost weight and was wearing 42f instead of what I should have been....36H. So, now I have a bra that fits snugly around the back and is supportive, but I would dearly love to get one that doesn't let me fall out. I have one bigger than the other, and it's the bigger one that falls out.
Is there anything I can do to sew a panel across or something?
And please don't tell me to go to a really expensive shop.I honestly don't have the money!!!Father Ted: Now concentrate this time, Dougal. These
(he points to some plastic cows on the table) are very small; those (pointing at some cows out of the window) are far away...:D:D
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tinktinktinkerbell wrote: »im a 36E
last time i got measured (at la senza) i got told i was a 40C
she GUESSED my cup size :rotfl:
i prefer just measuring myself, you cant really go wrong
Actually La Senza sizes do seem to be completely different. I'm a 34FF in Panache and Freya, but my La Senza bikini is 38F and that cup is on the generous side!
It's a lovely bikini, but it's got these humungus foam cups, and when you get out of the pool, you have to give yourself a 2-handed boob-squeeze to get rid of about a litre of water the cups have absorbed!!0
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