Tbh, you could also sew some yourself ? Like you can custom fit them to your titties and design them anyway you want. I think there's actually a website with tutorials.
It takes a lot of time and skill to properly fit and sew a bra. If your bust is this big you also have to factor in the structure for serious support. Sometimes it really isn't feasible for a regular person to fashion their own specialty bra.
Depends on the number. Most DD's will fit in a D if you give it more girth. Then again Smaller E's will fit a larger DD. There is an online fitting guide if you google it.
yeah this is sorta what i was gunna point out, adding girth to the band can make the cup size be smaller, and adding cup size can make a reduced band size less relevant. i'm on a line where it starts to get harder to find the right bra size in normal stores, and if i go up to a DD i can tolerate a smaller band, whereas if a the band is big they sit alright in a C. plus they sell little inserts you can easily make yourself, i use one to even mine out because they are not quite the same size and in some bras its noticable (at least to me), but if you are a half size you can toss them into both boobs to fill the cup right.
My first ex wore 0/1 . I was a Junior in college and about 6'1". The people in the places we had to shop just stared at me waiting for me to molest their children.
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What's your band size? Maybe try a sister size. Go up a band size and down a cup size, or visa versa
i wish i would have scrolled down before making my comment, i did not know there was an actual word for this. this is how i make victorias secret bra's fit me when they have their clearance sale.
Imagine trying to find a size 32FF. I HAVE TO GET MINE CUSTOM MADE......ITS NOT CHEAP. id probably pay less get a reduction.. but i like my boobs..so no
Try Victoria's Secret at their semiannual sale. They have stuff in DDD and it would be cheaper than their usual.
Also what one of their salespeople taught me about sister sizes is that if you go up one band size you have to go down one cup size. Like 34DD (what I am) can fit into a 36D. You can fit DD if you go up a band size.
Also what one of their salespeople taught me about sister sizes is that if you go up one band size you have to go down one cup size. Like 34DD (what I am) can fit into a 36D. You can fit DD if you go up a band size.