Bra fitting at The Full Cup in Old Town - Go now!

[Anonymous]

My husband gave me a gift certificate for The Full Cup in Old Town, and so I went there for a fitting and to get a couple of bras. Honestly, it was lifechanging. I've thought I was a 36C for twenty years now, but no, I was off by 2 band sizes AND 2 cup sizes. The salesperson brought me about 20 bras to try on, and stayed in the dressing room with me for an hour, adjusting, deciding some weren't right, and helping me narrow it down to a few choices.

I used to avoid wearing any snug shirts 'cause I thought my boobs looked weird, but now, bring 'em on. I've had several people ask if I've lost weight, and two friends who didn't know I'd gotten new bras told me that I looked "perkier, all over."

The bras are pricey (about $80 each) but my boobs looks AWESOME. Make an appointment soon!

[Anonymous]

I went there and frankly was not all that impressed. They do European sizing which makes you think you have been wearing the wrong size. I spent over $300 on 3 bras there. Only one of them was cute...the t-shirt bras were very dowdy and uncomfortable.

I recently went to Victoria's Secret, got great service and super cute bras for a lot less money.

But I am glad you had a good experience at the Full Cup...never again for me.

[Anonymous]

not that impressive, go to nordstroms and you will find everthing you need and every size without the glitz

[Anonymous]

May I ask. OP, if you are on the large side? Those who aren't impressed with your find probably don't have big boobs (Victoria's Secret and Nordstrom don't carry my size).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:May I ask. OP, if you are on the large side? Those who aren't impressed with your find probably don't have big boobs (Victoria's Secret and Nordstrom don't carry my size).

Yes, I was going to ask the same question. I am a 38G and Victoria's Secret is a joke to me. I really want to try the Full Cup out... please advise. Women who are much less amply endowed need not reply as to your experience at the Full Cup.

[Anonymous]

OP, can I ask? If you thought you were a 36C, what did they measure you to be? I'm curious as to how you were off 2 band sizes and 2 cup sizes (i.e. in which direction). Thanks!

[Anonymous]

18:42 here. I realize my first post sounded a little abrupt. I'll rephrase it to say I'm interested in the Full Cup experiences of D cups and above. If I sounded curt it was out of frustration in finding something to fit these jugs!

[Anonymous]

You should go to The Full Cup (or if you are ever visiting Atlanta, Chicago, or NYC, go to Intimacy). If you are above a D cup, you can't go somewhere like Nordstrom or VS. They just can't help you.