Comments on: THINNER YOU: Are you wearing the right sports bra?

By: Alexis

Alexis — Fri, 09 Apr 2010 08:03:11 +0000

Hm… i think there are too many contributing factors
when determining a bra size for this chart to be accurate.
I have been measured multiple times as a D cup, sometimes even a DD depending on the make of bra, yet this chart suggests i am a B?

The rest of the information was very helpful thankyou.

By: LS

LS — Fri, 10 Jul 2009 23:56:00 +0000

I am trying to understand the true measurements for sports bras. I have friends who are new to running and trying to find a bra, yet they are not sure how to measure themselves (I’m a runner but wear an A cup so that is less of a concern for me), so I was helping them research what’s out there. But I realize that a lot of them are wearing the completely wrong size, compensating in the cup for the band, or vice versa, or are still bouncing in the right fit. I saw ultimate support bra at http://www.heartandcore.com and it seems to fit in your compression/encapsulation category for C through DD. Just a thought for women looking for a bra that can minimize this bounce!

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By: Often Disappointed/Never Surprised!

Often Disappointed/Never Surprised! — Wed, 17 Jun 2009 20:53:57 +0000

I am a guy and I agree. Don’t like the quad look. Take it from a guy’s point of view, overstuffed bras are not very attractive. Neither are thongs that ride too high. Come on ladies. don’t appear so desperate. And for heaven’s sake, don’t ask a guy what is he staring at when you spend 20 minutes in the mirror propping and positioning it for display!
It is a sad woman who will pay a $400.00 for a purse but won’t buy a decent bra. Maybe I am wrong. Help me out ladies.

By: Beth Moore

Beth Moore — Wed, 17 Jun 2009 02:48:50 +0000

I totally agree with SV. These measurements indicate a “B” for me, but I am a definite “C.” Plus, all the manufacturers size bras differently and sizing can really get confusing if a single style is manufactured in multiple countries. Also, take the jumping jack test when you are in the fitting room…NO bounce and NO riding up when you raise your arms.

By: SV

SV — Tue, 16 Jun 2009 21:02:14 +0000

According to these measurements, my bra size would be a 32C. I’ve owned that bra size. Spill out of it every time to look like a quad-boob, no matter the manufacturer. Turns out I am actually a 32D and in some manufacturers a 32DD. I would recommend people take these measurements as a possible GUIDELINE but be sure and try a size or two up for complete accuracy and comfort.