Bra fitting help » What size should I try next?
Ewa Michalak » Chp Fiolek (306) » 75F 34:7
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exchanged for a bigger size
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Definite quadboob here. The front picture doesn't show it very well because I had to raise my arm to take the pic. Not sure if one cupsize up would be enough or if I should try two.
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It is really small - did you measure your breasts in bending position before buying this bra?
When I was buying my EM bras for the first time I didn't measure myself properly and end up with cups too small.
I would say you would need to go 2 cups up.
If your breasts have wide root, EM bras can be too narrow - but it is worth to try
Updated on October 28, 2012 Flag this
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I would try a 75G, the band looks perfect, but I would say you would probably feel most comfortable in a 75G.
Updated on October 28, 2012 Flag this
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At least 2 cup sizes up, but that may not work also because it seems to me you might need even wider wires for the time being.
Updated on October 29, 2012 Flag this
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I would say go up 2.
Updated on October 28, 2012 Flag this
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You should deffo try two up, possibly even three. The cup of this bra is sitting on your breast tissue from every angle.
What size do you generally wear in other bra brands?Updated on November 10, 2012 Flag this
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judging for you breast perimeter I think that a 34G is going to be your size. My 28HH bra has roughly the perimeter of you boobs (30 deep) and if i counted right, for a 34 back that means a G cup size will have that cup depth!! This is U.K Sizing, btw, as i just noticed you gave ddd, so i guess you are american ? :)
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yep, American. Makes it very hard to find bras that fit. I've sent this bra back in exchange for a 34g so hopefully that fits.
Haven't found my right size yet. Right now I'm wearing 34ddd which is too loose in the band and small in the cup. It's the closest I could get at the time.