Miss Money Penny - Wednesday, January 20, 2010
How to find the right size bra?
Last week, after I went through my wardrobe and tossed all my
discoloured and misshapen basics, I headed towards my 'lingerie' (and I
use that term VERY loosely) draw and was unsurprised to find a pile of
unfortunate articles in varying states of decay and deformation.
I trudged into David Jones for my first ever professional bra fitting
and was horrified to find that instead of the 12C I was wearing, my
true size is actually as 10DD! Having had two children, I guess it is
no surprise that breast shape can change. Even more strangely though,
my right breast was 1/2 a cup size bigger than the left!
So I've dug
around and found some info on just how to find the right bra size and
more importantly, have some fabulous BNWT divine high end lingerie from
Novia& EA Lingerie from the manufacturer pulling out of the Australian market.
Novia is a lingerie design house located in
Colombia South America. Latin America has always been a source of style and
sensuality but in recent years these countries have gained a hold on the world
stage. It may be due to the sultry styles or angled cuts of fabric, but the
fact remains that South America is a leader in the lingerie industry.
To View our BNWT Clearance stock from Novia Click here
FAT ONE'S REVIEWS www.fatone.netgives some great advice on just how to find the right size bra and correct fit.
Tips for ensuring correct bra fit:-
If you find that your bra rides up your back it may be because it
has stretched. Try tightening the bra with the hook and eye fastener or
buying a smaller band size (32 instead of 34).
If the opposite is happening and your bra is too tight try another
band size up or even a bra that has a wider band fitting. You can get
extra hooks to fit on the end of your current bra that will ease the
tightness under the bust.
Bulging sides can be remedied by wearing a bra that offers more cup coverage or is one band size bigger.
If you find that your bust is bulging out of the cups then you will
probably need a larger cup or band size. (Unless of course that is the
fashion statement you are aiming for!)
For ladies who have larger busts, a bra with wider shoulder straps or even padded ones will give relief from sore shoulders.
A sagging bust line can be overcome by choosing a bra that offers firmer support and avoiding stretchy fabrics.
An under-wired bra may give problems with soreness under the bust
if not correctly fitted. In which some ladies prefer to wear a
non-wired soft cup bra.
Straps that slip usually mean they are too long so they can be
shortened to correct the problem. Otherwise choose a bra style with
wider straps that will not slip down or buy a bra clasp to hold the
straps together at the back
for more on this article click thru to
http://www.fatone.net/how-to-find-the-right-size-bra
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