If you get the wrong bra fit, it can really cause serious discomfort.
To help you avoid problems, we’ve put together these bra fitting tips.
- Problem:
- Cups Overflow
- Solution:
- Order a bra cup larger or one band size larger (e.g., F to G, 42 to 44).
- Problem:
- Cups Dimple
- Solution:
- Order a cup smaller (e.g., F to E) or tighten your bra straps.
- Problem:
- Back Fat
- Solution:
- Order a band size smaller (e.g., 44 to 42) and wear bra lower on back.
- Problem:
- One Breast Bigger Than Other
- Solution:
- Fit the fuller breast first, adjust bra straps differently, or order a bra with stretch fabric or light padding/fiberfill.
- Problem:
- Straps Slip
- Solution:
- Order a smaller cup size (e.g., F to E) or tighten bra straps.
- Problem:
- Bustline Sags
- Solution:
- Shorten bra straps, avoid stretchy fabric, or order a support style with rigid straps (e.g., Simone Perele, Andora).
- Problem:
- Sore Shoulders
- Solution:
- Loosen straps, or order a bra with wider or padded straps (e.g.., Goddess, Comfort Zone).
- Problem:
- Sides Bulge
- Solution:
- Order a larger band size (e.g., 42 to 44) or a style with more coverage (e.g., Chantelle, Hedona).
- Problem:
- Band Digs In
- Solution:
- Order a band size larger or choose a bra with a wider band.
- Problem:
- Underwires Poke
- Solution:
- Order a larger cup size or try a no wire bra (e.g., Aviana, Soft Cup).
- Problem:
- Bra Rides Up Back
- Solution:
- Tighten back hook, loosen straps, or order a smaller band size (e.g., 40 to 38).

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