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Too projected. Looking into panache Clara as a replacement
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helpfulI see that you are new to site. Welcome! When starting the bra journey towards better fit, all the details are a bit daunting combined with training our eye differently in seeing bras and seeing ourselves. It is amazing how both are so complex! I would suggest that you start off with measuring. Measure yourself, measure the bras, look at how both are put together and contemplate how they both behave when they come together. Once you've put that time in, perhaps you could resubmit this fit help. Also, pictures without angles are more helpful as the image is more honest in its representation. Good luck with the measuring! It takes practice but is worth the effort when making future decisions on buying bras.
Updated on May 24, 2024 Flag this
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shaniabunch22 you can edit this fit request to display your measurements, so people can have the information readily available
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helpfulA bra that fits calculator gave me 36DDD but I was told because my breasts are more relaxed a 36DD/E would be a better fit. Do y'all think I should try the 36DDD or 34G? Since my breasts are more relaxed and feels like wet hamburger meat in a sock, I'm thinking the calculator could be off. I've tried every bra from 32 A- 40 D prior to going up to DD and this one fits best, but it's not a perfect fit and makes my breasts hurt. I saw 10000's of reddit posts of people saying the calculator tends to be off for people with relaxed pendulous breasts which is why I assume it's the same for me. Maybe it's not. Maybe the fit is just wrong for me. Thoughts on Panache Clara and Freya offbeat side support for breasts like mine?
Updated on May 24, 2024 Flag this
Loose UB 36
Snug 35
Tight 34
Standing bust 40
Leaning Bust 43
Lying bust 42
DD-DDD/E
I'm new to unpadded bras. I've never had issues with padded bras.