Bra Fitting Question: I was measured at a 34DD several years ago
Customer Question: I was measured at a 34DD several years ago but I’ve been working out and feel like my current bras are just not “holding me”. I’m constantly adjusting them so the cups don’t sag. My bras are about 6 months old. I wear a lot of t-shirt like tops. What do you suggest? Lavinia’s Answer: Your bras can stretch based on repetitive wear and launder care. However, you may have lost weight from working out and your size may need adjusting. Do you have room in the cups? Customer: No, no room. If anything the cups seem too small. I went to a lingerie store and tried on a 34DD and it was way too small. Yet, when I got home I checked my current size…34DD. Lavinia: The band fits ok? Customer: Yes Lavinia: What brands are you wearing? Sizes by brand may vary especially for cups D and up. Customer: Victoria Secrets Lavinia: Have you tried shelf bras? Or bras with side slings/support? Customer: I love shelf bras. I’m not sure what a bra with side slings/support is? Lavinia: They are bras with a re-enforced panel on the side of the cup, which provides additional support and shaping. Have you looked at styles (shelf/balcony) such as 6160 or 6272? The primary issue is figuring out whether you just need a new style or new size. Or both. Customer: I like the 6160. Lavinia: Would you say your breasts are naturally full/round (without aid of bra) or more sloped (less full on top , full on bottom)? Customer: Less full on the top and full on the bottom. Lavinia: Ok. Balcony bras such as 6160 provides great lift and nice round shaping without excessive padding. Customer: Thanks for your help.
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