Taking the time to try on a bra and have a professional fitting will result in a more comfortable garment that is supporting and shaping the bust. A woman’s breast size goes through natural variations in size due to weight gain/loss, pregnancy and hormones. Bra’s also differ in fit according to the shape, style, cut, wire shape and fabrications they are made from so your size can change depending on the style of bra you are looking for.

 

Breasts come in all different shapes and sizes - fuller and rounder, shallow and needing a little boost, sitting close together on the body or far apart. Some women carry the fullness of their bust to the side and more under their arm and others can be broader or narrower in the frame requiring a specific wire shape to suit their body shape.

 

There is an amazing choice of styles and colours available to women today, and fashion and looking good is more easier than ever.

 

 

1: The bra should sit level on the body both

front and back. If it is riding up then the

back size is too big and won’t carry the

weight of the bust.

 

2: If the breast is bulging over the cup or the

cup edge of the bra is denting into the breast

then the cup is too small.

 

3: Wrinkled cups generally indicate the cup is

too big. Smooth cups without excess material

or room to move is the ideal fit.

 

4: Underwires and straps should not dig into the

body. Check the bra straps are suitably adjusted

to eliminate this problem but it is important that

your breast should be supported by your body –

not the straps.