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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Double check your measurements first! If you are busty it's unlikely you're a D cup . . . that's only a four inch difference in diameter between your ribcage and the fullest part of your bust. I have little perky ladies and I'm a C or a D. https://www.abrathatfits.org/calculator.php You are probably wearing a bigger band size to accommodate the breast tissue that doesn't fit in the cup.

Not true at all.

I just got these in that size and they are great. Not fancy but supportive and super comfortable. There are some I like off Amazon but they keep changing them and the support isn't great. I've tried many.

https://www.walmart.com/ip/Fruit-of-the-Loom-Women-s-Cotton-Stretch-Extreme-Comfort-Bra-Style-FT920-2-Pack/644425578?classType=VARIANT&athbdg=L1600&from=/search

The way to check if you are in the correct band size is to try the bra on upside down and backwards, like a cape. It should feel tight enough to stay in place but not uncomfortable. If it feels good this way but tight when you try on the bra, it means the cups are too small. If it fastens on the tightest setting this way but still doesn't feel particularly snug, that means your band is too bug and your cups are too small.

Adults can pick their own bra size and don't need a lecture. I know size.

Anonymous wrote:I'm the same height but a 34G. I recently fell in love with Wacoal's Simply Done t-shirt bra. Only the underwire version -- the wire free one is terrible. It's not a minimizer but its the best fitting bra I've ever owned.