30-09-2014, 07:12
(30-09-2014, 06:09)soulzstealer12 Wrote: Maybe I should go to vs and get measured. My girlfriends keep telling me they think I'm a bit bigger than a B but I've been this size since forever. It never crossed my mind that'd I'd grow anymore.
I think it depends if you want to buy their bras or not. Vs always adds 4 or 5 inches to their bands as they do not have sizes 28 and under. So I'm very confused on why they and so many other companies do this. It makes things more confusing than it has to be. I was measured for my last bra purchased by them as a 34 B. But this would mean, in other methods that I'm a 34 band with a 36 bust. But I'm a 28 band with a 32(estimated) bust. That makes me a 28 D. If the do add 4 to the band, the that would be a 32 band. So the lady still measured me incorrectly. Bands usually don't change unless major weight loss which I haven't had. Now when I try on the 34B vs bra, it is snug, but if I pull on the strap it's over an inch, possibly two inches. So I think the lady missed my size by one band. They are professionals, but they make mistakes.
Make sure when trying on bras you know what to look for to determine if the bra is your size, or even your fit for your breast shape. For instance, if you have shallow breasts, you will go for the Demi bras as they will fit better. Also like I said about the band stretch, it needs to be comfortably tight an not exceed over your finger. Meaning you can put in one finger, but no more. Also the breasts should push out the sides of your armpits. Everything should be in the cup. Here is a link I find very helpful, check it out before you go to vs or any other store. That way you know what to look for so your not misguided by their suggestions.
Breast measuring and bra tips