13-08-2014, 17:22
Hi there 
Bra calculators are only a starting point for bra hunting, so don't worry too much about it
Everyone has differently shaped breast tissue so not all bra types in the same size work either. Maybe someone can fit beautifully in a 30C plunge type bra, but a 30C half cup bra offers an odd looking shape. The best way to know is to put on a tight, thin shirt to see how the bra holds up your breasts underneath clothing.
To be honest, cup size doesn't reflect bustiness. Most women think A is flat, B is regular, C is big and D is HUUUGE. A big noooooooo!!
My size is somewhere around a 28DD, and I consider myself flat-chested. The cup size to band size ratio merely affects how the bra fits.
For example, I can also wear a 34B bra, but they are a terrible, terrible fit, offer less support and probably don't do much good. However by altering the band of a 32C bra, I can get a fit closer to a 28DD, and believe me, it's a lot more comfortable
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Anyway, if you find the bra comfortable, and don't have to readjust breast tissue throughout the day, it probably is a good fit, so don't worry too much about deviating a lot from the measurements a bra calculator gives you! You may fit anywhere in between all the sister sizes. Just go with what your body is comfortable with good luck, may you find your perfect fit!
Bra calculators are only a starting point for bra hunting, so don't worry too much about it
Everyone has differently shaped breast tissue so not all bra types in the same size work either. Maybe someone can fit beautifully in a 30C plunge type bra, but a 30C half cup bra offers an odd looking shape. The best way to know is to put on a tight, thin shirt to see how the bra holds up your breasts underneath clothing. To be honest, cup size doesn't reflect bustiness. Most women think A is flat, B is regular, C is big and D is HUUUGE. A big noooooooo!!
My size is somewhere around a 28DD, and I consider myself flat-chested
. The cup size to band size ratio merely affects how the bra fits. For example, I can also wear a 34B bra, but they are a terrible, terrible fit, offer less support and probably don't do much good. However by altering the band of a 32C bra, I can get a fit closer to a 28DD, and believe me, it's a lot more comfortable
.Anyway, if you find the bra comfortable, and don't have to readjust breast tissue throughout the day, it probably is a good fit, so don't worry too much about deviating a lot from the measurements a bra calculator gives you! You may fit anywhere in between all the sister sizes
. Just go with what your body is comfortable with good luck, may you find your perfect fit!