Falling Out Of The Bottom Of Your Cup

Problem:

Band is  too big.

Solution:

You need a smaller band size.

If you are wearing a 34B, try a 32C.

If you are wearing a 38C, try a 36D.

Wrinkles Or Empty Space In The Cup

Problem:

Cup is too big.

Solution:

Try going down a cup size.

If you are wearing a 32B, try a 32A.  If you are wearing a 36DDD, try a 36DD.

Painful Underwire

Problem:

Usually, this means that your cup is too small and your underwire is poking into your breast and not surrounding  the outside of the breast.

Solution:

Go up a cup size.

If you are wearing a 34B, try on a 34C.  If you are wearing a 38D, try on a 38DD.

How Do I Know If My Bra Is The Right Size?

Band

Your band should fit you comfortably snug — not too tight and not too loose.  Your band should fit below your shoulder blades and not ride up.

Cup

You cup should be large enough that all of your breast is inside of the cup and not bulging out.  Your underwire should fit against your ribcage surrounding your breast and not poking into your breast tissue.

Style

Picking the correct style is just as important as the correct size.  Try on 4 or more different style bras, that are in the same size,  so that  you can see how each one fits you differently  and choose the one that fits “you” perfectly.