Nov 2, 2020
I do wish they sold a 28DDDD in this bra.
I am repurchasing this bra after owning it for 2 or 3 year. It has held up very well and still looks great. The cups are a bit tight because I bought the 28 DDD since they don't sell a 28 DDDD. There's a bit of spillage if I have my shoulders back. I am purchasing the 30 DDD this time. It's thin material, unpadded, with great support, and I can wear it with any top. I have had a very difficult time finding bras my size with shoulder straps that shorten to fit me. LE MYSTÈRE, Panache, and Scarlette Blue are the only brands that fit me. All the other brand sizes are way too loose that my boobs get pinned under the wire as I move (e.g. Natori, Wacoal, Freya).
HOW TO MEASURE YOUR BRA SIZE: Measure under your breasts around your ribs in inches. Add 4 or 5 to make it an even number. This is your band size. Mine is 26+4=30.
Measure your cup size by wrapping a tape measure around the back to the nipple. Subtract the the cup size from the band size 36-(30)=6 in. 1=A, 2=B, 3=C, 4=D, 5=DD, 6=DDD, 7=DDDD.
Bra size example: I am 5'2 in height and weigh 105 (Underbust 25 inhale 26 exhale. My natural full-shape breasts are 36 inches at the nipple). In practice I wear between a 28 DDDD to a 30 DDD depending on the fit or brand. I do wish they sold a 28DDDD in this bra.
*It is important to keep in mind that the human body is typically proportionate, so someone who is 5'5 cannot normally have a rib cage that is 25 inches and should not wear a 30 band size. For this reason, the straps on 28 and 30 bands are shorter, because there is a lesser distance between the breasts and shoulders. This is appropriate since the average woman is 5'4, so 50% of us are that under this height.
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