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Originally Posted by RumpusP the problem is that the measuring method *is what gives the wrong bra size* for most females. |
Yeah, I just tried that site someone posted and I can assure you that the result I got was wrong, but at least it wasn't drastically wrong. It gave me a 36A, when in fact I own a couple of 36A bras (from my slightly fatter days) and those hang off me slightly in the cup area and need to be fastened on the tightest clip at the back to fit reasonably around my ribcage. I'm more like a 34A and even those bras need to be fastened on the tightest clip at the back to fit properly, but the cups on them fit me sensibly at least.
It's pretty tough, this whole bra thing. Factor in natural fluctuations in weight and breast size, as well as the normal small differences in sizing from store to store, and you have yourself an almost impossible situation. I think people need to 1. get measured fairly regularly (like once every couple of years at least, or more often if they're going through significant changes in weight) and 2. don't take it as gospel and instead take that size, and the cup and # sizes above and below it, and try them all before buying the one that gives the best fit.