The rule of thumb is as follows: If you go up in the band, go down in the cup and vice versa. For example, a 32C could possibly fit a 30D or a 34B. If you’re a 34C, you might find bras that fit better in a 36B or a 32D. Knowing your sister size is useful to accommodate for size differences between brands.
Do you take your bra off for a bra fitting?
Some stores may ask you to only wear a bra while they measure you, but few will ask you to completely undress above the waist. 2. It’s free. Bra fittings are offered free of charge in any lingerie store changeroom.
Why is it so hard to find a good fitting bra?
There are approximately 30 different sizes for each bra style (32-42 band and B-F in cups just to start!), so cutting through the brand, style, and size options is not as easy as it should be.” Altman suggests finding a store to get fitted and getting friendly with a salesperson who’s actually knowledgable about bras.
How do I get the most accurate bra size?
Follow these bra fit steps
- Measure your band. Wear a lightly lined (non-push-up) bra so your breasts are as close to natural as possible.
- Now measure your bust. Place the tape at the fullest part of your bust.
- Subtract the band size from your bust size to find the right cup size. Every inch equals one cup size up.
