Cups should fit comfortably, your cup should not runneth over-no bulges from the front or sides; nor should they be baggy.
Underwires should fit under and around the breast, resting comfortably on the ribcage-never on the breast itself and you should be able to raise your arms above your head comfortably, also.
Actually it needs time to find the right fit. Let’s take a Saturday and make it your mission day to find ‘the right bra’. If you need to see a professional, a good fitter will make you feel comfortable and at ease and will explain what she is doing. They will check where the wire, the straps fit and the underband and have the ability to know how to fit you with a bra that is supportive and comfortable with their mathematical formula, not to mention attractive and flattering to your figure.
You don’t have to spend a fortune but every woman needs a few bras of good quality in her drawer. Remember, you won’t have to be one of those 7 out of 10 women walking around doing the bra cha-cha (1, 2, 3-tug and adjust) and you will get what you pay for.
Article from: http://womendiary.net
Tags: Womens' Clothes
Finding the right bra is a real pain in the butt - I’ve got a very small size so buying a new piece of lingerie turns into hell! I wonder if its the same with bigger breasts
I had had dozens of bras but there was only one time I got a perfect one - the funniest thing is that it was my first bra I got absolutely accidently together with a girlfriend walking around the local mall - I never managed to find another one like that it’s been years!