This luxurious three-piece bra offers an excellent fit and an airy, elegant appearance. Featuring deep, sturdy cups and supportive side panels, Deauville lifts and centres the breasts, creating a smooth, round silhouette. Shop now and discover the perfect blend of style, support, and comfort for fuller busts.
Many bra-fitting methods exist and are practiced by both individuals and retailers. However, not all are equal, or will produce the best fit for the one measured. Bra sizes can vary wildly from true size based on method followed. Thus, using a reliable method is incredibly important to yield a good size as a starting point. However, none of these methods produces a "true" bra size; just bra sizes of varying degrees of closeness to one's actual fit. It is vital to try on bras in person and evalua
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Designer's Notes Supportive performance bustier with a plunging insert of Italian mesh. Ready to wear from barre to bar. Features Sweat-wicking Eight-way stretch Exceptional breathability Mesh insert panels Removable bra cups Made with love in Canada Size & Fit Tight fit High support Round neckline Modelled in size S Model measurements: Height 5'11 /180cm, Bust 34(Bra size 32A), Dress 2 Size Guide Fabric & Care 81% Nylon 19% Spandex Bluesign¨-Approved Hand or machine wash cold inside out on gentle cycle with like colors. Line dry.
Find the bra that feels like it was made just for you Believe it or not, at least 80% of women wear an incorrectly sized bra! Most people wear a bra with a band that's too loose or with cups that are too small. To save you from the hassle...
Designer's Notes Supportive performance bustier with a plunging insert of Italian mesh. Ready to wear from barre to bar. Features Sweat-wicking Eight-way stretch Exceptional breathability Mesh insert panels Removable bra cups Made with love in Canada Size & Fit Tight fit High support Round neckline Modelled in size S Model measurements: Height 5'11 /180cm, Bust 34(Bra size 32A), Dress 2 Size Guide Fabric & Care 81% Nylon 19% Spandex Bluesign¨-Approved Hand or machine wash cold inside out on gentle cycle with like colors. Line dry.
Did you know 80% of women don’t know their right bra size? I don’t blame us, I mean, bra sizing is confusing, and I believe every woman has worn the wrong bra at least once, twice, or many times throughout her life. But, guess what? It isn’t so complicated, you just need to understand it
Description:The Selena Rib Tank is a buttery-soft, bra friendly tank that contours to your body in all the right places. Elevated details like varied-width ribs and barely-there seams make this chic tank a perfect layering piece. We recommend one in every color. Size & Fit:Model (5'9") wears a size small Length:
Experience the Rafat Wired Bra—on sale and discontinuing soon! Embrace fully boned & wired support with fully adjustable back wing strapping for a custom fit. Adorned with custom-made French embroidery, a dropped neckline illusion, and darted cup for elegance. With adjustable shoulder strapping & fastenings, and gold-plated hardware, this limited-time piece offers a perfect blend of style and comfort.
Description:The Selena Rib Tank is a buttery-soft, bra friendly tank that contours to your body in all the right places. Elevated details like varied-width ribs and barely-there seams make this chic tank a perfect layering piece. We recommend one in every color. Size & Fit:Model (5'9") wears a size small Length:
Designer's Notes Supportive performance bustier with a plunging insert of Italian mesh. Ready to wear from barre to bar. Features Sweat-wicking Eight-way stretch Exceptional breathability Mesh insert panels Removable bra cups Made with love in Canada Size & Fit Tight fit High support Round neckline Modelled in size S Model measurements: Height 5'11 /180cm, Bust 34(Bra size 32A), Dress 2 Size Guide Fabric & Care 81% Nylon 19% Spandex Bluesign¨-Approved Hand or machine wash cold inside out on gentle cycle with like colors. Line dry.
Ribbed knit staple tank by Z Supply Soft scoop neckline Bra friendly straps Binding at armholes and neckline Fitted silhouette 95% Cotton, 5% Spandex Hand wash cold Elina (model) wears an xs Ember wears a medium Model measurements: Height: 5'4", Bust: 34", Waist: 26", Hips: 39" Color may vary due to lighting on image
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The SOLEIL Top is the ultimate eco-conscious summer essential, designed for easy packing and carefree travel. Crafted from a light-weight, textured hemp-organic cotton fabric, it is both gentle on your skin and the environment. The shirred design and tie straps ensure a flattering fit while allowing comfortable, bra-free wear – perfect for effortless days under the sun. Get ready to make the SOLEIL Top your new favourite summer companion, combining sustainability with relaxed-chic style. Wear it with our French flax linen SUMMER pants. ⌵ Sizing Choose the size that best matches your bust measurements on our size chart. The elastic shirring will adjust to your body, as will the shoulder ties. Our model Anastasia wears size S and her measurements are: height 177cm (5' 9 1/2"), bust 84cm (33"), waist 67cm (26"), hips 91cm (36"). Need some help? Ask the team via the chat or contact page. Measurements of the Garment We recommend following the size guide above however these measurements of the garment can be useful. Centimetres Front length - XS/21, S/22, M/23, L/24, XL/25, 2X/26 Back length - XS/17.5, S/18.5, M/19.5, L/20.5, XL/21.5, 2X/22.5 Inches Front length - XS/8.3, S/8.7, M/9.1, L/9.4, XL/9.8, 2X/10.2 Back length - XS/6.9, S/7.3, M/7.7, L/8.1, XL/8.5, 2X/8.9 ⌵ Care and fabric 55% Hemp, 45% Organic Cotton. Every ROVE piece is made by hand in Bali using plant-based fibres. Our care instructions will keep your colours brighter for longer and minimise fabric degradation, ensuring it lasts you for summers to come. Your top needs a cold machine wash with like-colours and mild detergent. Warm iron if needed. Hang dry or cool tumble dry. Avoid bleaching, soaking or wringing Our fabrics are pre-washed and your ROVE piece will soften over time. For a longer garment life and extra sustainability points, gently handwash using eco-friendly detergent and wash your clothing less often. Hang-dry inside-out and/or in the shade to preserve the dyes.
How are Bra Sizes Determined? On top of being highly technical garments, bras are also complicated in the way their sizing works. For example, a woman who wears a 32G cup isn’t necessarily a true G cup. Confusing, right? But stay with us — we’ll explain how bra sizes work in just a bit. It’s no wonder that 80 percent of women are wearing the wrong size when one’s cup letter doesn’t directly translate to their cup volume. See why your measured bra size may not be your actual bra size. How to Find Your Bra Size First things first, let’s talk about sizing a bra the traditional way. Bra size measurements are calculated based on your band size (number) and cup size (letter), which are typically determined by using a tape measure around your rib cage and bust. If you’d rather skip the dressing room, ThirdLove offers an online Fitting Room Quiz that matches you with your bra size and recommended style based on your unique breast shape. Regardless of what method you choose, you’re left with a number and letter that is your bra size. How to Determine Bra Cup Size Now, here’s where things can get a little tricky. For reference, any cup with a 34 band size is considered a “true cup” size. This means that a 34AA is in fact a AA cup, just as how a 34B is a true B cup. However, a 34B is also equivalent in cup volume to a 30D, 32C, and a 36A. All three aforementioned sizes are a B cup despite what their cup letter indicates. This is called sister sizes. Take a look at our bra size chart below for reference. All bra sizes in the same row across share the same sister size, aka they’re all equal in cup volume. Let’s do another bra cup size comparison: if you wear a 32D, you are actually a true C cup. An easy way to determine your true cup size is simply to locate your bra size on the chart below and see which cup letter is paired with a 34 band in your row. The Importance of Sister Sizing Knowing your sister size can be helpful when adjusting your bra size. For example, if the cups fit comfortably, but the current band size is too loose, you’ll have to try a smaller band size as well as a larger cup size to maintain the same cup volume. So if you were in a 36F, going down in the band size alone would result in a cup size too small. Though the 34F sounds like it has the same cup volume as the 36F, it’s actually one cup size smaller. To keep the cup volume the same, you’ll need to try a 34G, which ensures a snug and comfortable fit, while maintaining the same cup volume as the 36F. How Should a Bra Fit? There are a few things to check when trying on a new bra to determine whether it fits you well: Cups. While you’re wearing the bra, your breasts should each rest within their respective cups. The cups should cover the entire breast, with your nipples sitting at about the halfway point of the cups. Further, there should be no cup gaping or spillage. Band. The band should fit you snugly without being too tight. It should sit flush against your skin, just loose enough that you could put two fingers beneath it. Remember that the band provides most of the bra’s support, so this is crucial. Straps. The straps of the bra should stay up on your shoulders without slipping down. They shouldn’t be so tight, however, that they dig into your skin or cause other issues. Find more information on how a bra should fit on our website. Common Bra Fit Issues Many women struggle to find a good-fitting bra. Watch out for these common fit issues when bra shopping: Cup gaping. One common bra fit issue is cup gaping. This is a fit issue where there is space between the breast and the cup of the bra. Usually, this issue indicates that the cup size is too large. Consider going down a cup size or going with a sister size. Spillage. Some women find that their bra causes spillage. The most common types are front, back, and side spillage. This issue can create awkward silhouettes beneath clothing and feel uncomfortable to the wearer. Band fit issues. If your bra band is too tight or too loose, it may be uncomfortable or make your bra less supportive. The band should fit snugly but not too tight when set on the loosest hook. Also, keep in mind that if you notice hair-like fibers coming from your bra band at any point, this indicates the elastic has broken. You’ll need to replace the bra as soon as possible to ensure you have a fully elastic and supportive band. Underwire discomfort. If your bra is the wrong size, it may cause the bra’s underwire to dig into your skin. This could be painful and even lead to infections down the road, so it’s critical to ensure a bra’s underwire fits you correctly before buying it. Straps too tight or too loose. If your bra straps are too tight, they may leave indentations on your skin and cause discomfort. If they’re too loose, you may find yourself needing to pull them back up every so often. Opt for bras with adjustable straps and non-slip features for the best results, and ensure you get your correct bra size. Differences in Bra Sizes Depending on Bra Type So, how do bra sizes work for different types of bras? There are two primary ways of sizing bras depending on type. The first is standard bra sizing, which indicates the band size (a numeral) and the cup size (a letter). Some breast or bra size examples you might see according to this sizing method include 34A, 38B, and so on. This is the way that most bra types and styles are sized, making it essential to familiarize yourself with your own traditional bra size and its sister sizes. The other way to size bras is more simplified. Certain types of bras, such as sports bras and bralettes, come in sizes XXS through XXL instead of in specific band-cup size ranges. These bras tend to be less structured, making this simpler range of sizes realistic. Find Your Perfect Fit at ThirdLove There is a lot to think about when looking for the perfect bra! At ThirdLove, we offer a variety of bras in a wide range of sizes, even including half cups, to suit every shape and size. If you’re still not following along (you’re not alone!), you can always take our quick online Fitting Room Quiz to figure out your perfect fit.
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I'm about to get as girly as this blog has ever been, guys, so fellas? Yes, you - I know you're out there! Yeah, look, unless you're a guy who likes reading about lady boobs and lingerie, you may want to skip this one. Although I promise to throw in some fun geeky bras every now and then, just to keep it interesting: Handpainted Starfleet Uniform Bra, $35 from SceeneShoes See? Ok, so, the other night I was following a rabbit trail of web links - like you do - and I ended up on this fascinating Reddit forum about bras. And when I say "fascinating," I mean I stayed up until 3AM reading, because holy WOW how did I not know this stuff before? You know how you always hear that something like 90% of women wear the wrong size bra? I'd heard that, too, but never thought much of it. Sure, my bra straps were constantly falling down and the wires were always jabbing me in the sides and I'd been convinced I was just shaped like a mutant for most of my life, but GOSH DARN IT I WAS ONE OF THE 10% GETTING IT RIGHT. Right? Wrong. Did you know that a bra's cup size changes with its band size? So a 34D's cup is a fraction of the size of a 40D's cup? This seems blindingly obvious now, but I promise you I HAD NO IDEA. I think I've just been programmed since my Barbie-playing days that D = ginormous boobs, so I never bothered to think beyond that. "MARVEL-OUS in Black" Bra, $65 from MeganElizabeth31 More stuff I learned: - There are something called "sister sizes," or bra sizes that hold equal amounts of mass. For example, a 34D is roughly equal to a 36C, in as far as how much boobage mass they will hold. Here's a handy visual guide of sister sizes, plus other band-to-bust ratios: It took me about five solid minutes of staring at that graphic to make any sense of it, but once you get it, it's great info to have - especially if you're in-between band sizes like me. - If you bend at the waist to adjust yourself with the "scoop & swoop" method, you can INSTANTLY become at least a full cup size bigger. (Hit that link for some impressive, NSFW before-and-after photos.) I tried this, and I can assure you: it totally works. - There are generally two kinds of breast shapes: full-on-top and full-on-the-bottom. If you're full-on-the-bottom like me, you may have been fooled into thinking a bra's cup size was too large for you, simply because it gaped at the top like so: NOT SO. Some bras are simply made to fit full-on-the-top ladies, while others fit full-on-the-bottom or both shapes. Head over to Bras I Hate for the whole post explaining the two shapes, plus plenty of helpful visuals like that one. This next one is one of my favorite bits: - A lot of armpit flab and folds are actually breast tissue being smashed upward by an ill-fitting bra. Ditto for back folds. So a properly fitted bra could actually eliminate some or all of your arm flab and back folds. (Great example in the 3rd set of photos here.) Here's the most important take-away, though: - The vast majority of women are wearing bras that are too big in the band size, and too small (by far) in the cup size. So after reading this excellent and easy guide for measuring yourself, I decided to measure myself. (It's just two measurements - easy peasy.) Then I plugged in the numbers to the bra calculator she links to and did a quadruple take. Then I went back and measured myself again because there was NO WAY I was the size it claimed. Then I did the numbers manually, using the graph in the same post. Same results. After the third measuring & calculating I finally gave up and decided to just go bra shopping. The proof is in the pudding, right? (Or in this case, the padding?) Ok, so now let's get nitty-gritty, girls. LET'S TALK NUMBERS. For the past few years I've been bumping up my band size, even though my weight has been the same. I could tell something wasn't fitting, what with the wires jabbing me and the gore* floating off my chest, but since I've never had much in the tracts of land department, I figured the band size was the only thing I could increase. So, I went from a 36B to all 38Bs. [*Technical term! That's the bridge between cups at the front. See? I told you I learned stuff!] Today I brought home 4 new bras that fit me just about perfectly. They're way more comfortable than my 38Bs, and they look about a million times better, too. Guess what size they are? 34D. 34 FREAKING D, you guys. And on some of those the cups are a smidge too small, but YOU try finding a 34DD at Ross or Marshall's. (The calculator actually tried to tell me I need a DDD, but since I'd have to order those online I think I'll start with these and reassess in a few months. According to the forum I might need a larger cup size then due to tissue migration, anyway.) How did I go from a 38B to a 34D? Simple. I put the bra on, bent at the waist, and scooped and adjusted until everything was up front and in place. Then I stood upright and goggled at my new found acreage. Believe it or not, I really was adjusting each time I suited up in my bras before - but not with the bending-at-the-waist, "scoop & swoop" method. That part is totally key. Turns out gravity is a powerful ally! You're probably thinking I can't breathe in my new bras, or that they're tight enough to make a Victorian lady gasp. Nope! They're snug, sure, but I can easily fit several fingers under the band. I actually measure exactly 35 inches, so I have to wear the 34s on the last hook - but that's good! See, another thing I learned: you should always buy bras that fit on the *last* hook, so you have room to tighten them as they stretch out over time. Again, that seems so obvious now - so why wasn't I doing it before?! (Because of the sister-sizes thing, I also picked up two 36C bras. They only fit on the tightest hooks, so they won't last as long as the 34Ds, but they're great for now.) Another benefit of the smaller bands: there's not as much weight on my shoulder straps. I'm hoping that means the straps won't be falling down as much, although only time will tell. Rapunzel Bra Top, $48 by ElectricAveCreations (I'm not usually one for frilly bras, but seriously: How cute is this?) Ok, ladies, so now it's your turn: Go measure yourself using this post as a guide. DO IT. Do it now!! Then go try on whatever bra size the post's calculator or graph tells you to. When you first try the new size on, it will feel too tight in the band and too big in the cup. DON'T PANIC. Just bend and scoop, baby! YEAH! (Sorry. Austin Power's moment.) And don't be surprised if your cups runneth over once you straighten up again! Believe it or not, I've only scratched the surface of bra anatomy, so you should really head over to that forum, A Bra That Fits, to explore and learn more for yourself. Check the sidebar for all the basics and more helpful guides like what I've listed here. Then go learn about tissue migration, shallow breasts, how to spot a proper fit, and all the rest! I'm telling you, there's at LEAST enough there to keep you reading 'til 3AM. Oh, and if you're curious how John feels about all this, let's just say he's the one who told me I HAVE to write this post, as a service to all mankind. Ha! He was as skeptical as I was initially, but after seeing my new sizes he's allll smiles. Please share your own experiences/knowledge in the comments, ladies, and let me know if that measurement system works for you! Also, HUGE shout-out to all the lovely contributors and moderators at A Bra That Fits. I'm not a Redditor, so I'll just say it here: You guys rock! Thank you!
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Perhaps the most essential piece of any woman's wardrobe is a bra that fits well, is comfortable to wear, and provides enough support. Finding your correct bra size can be extremely tricky and frustrating, as bra sizing varies with brand and style of bra, and some stores aren't able to always provide a proper bra fitting for customers. Fret no more now that you have access to this guide: How to Find Your Bra Size: Charts and Tutorials. Often, women find that they're wearing the incorrect band or cup size after a bra fitting, which can lead to bras that are too loose or tight and can even create back problems. You can breathe easy and go back to bra fitting 101 by learning how to find your bra measurement at home using our back to basics guide. This free guide for how to find your bra size is perfect if you've lost or gained weight, aren't comfortable shopping for bras, or are just tired of improper fittings. Check out our guide and charts below. Plus, we've also included some wonderful lingerie tutorials and patterns that are fantastic for creating your own custom lingerie that hugs your curves perfectly. Finding your bra size doesn't have to be a frustrating experience, so get ready to take notes because our class, Bra Fitting 101, is in session! Sign Up For More Free Patterns >>>
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