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I measure a 32F now according to the "new method" - same problem as you guac, not in stores. The best fit I found of the available sizes was 34DD which should be similar to 32F - but the band is SO SNUG that by midday I am ready to take it off. Loose skin bulging out everywhere. Soo... I am back to wearing my 36D's which are comfy but too big in the cups (I'm on the tightest hook, and 36C is too small in the cups). Can't wait till I'm at goal so I can go to the real bra store! In the meantime the 34DD should fit better in a few weeks.
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Originally Posted by juliana77: If your 34DD is too tight, you can use an extender for the time being. Also, if you want to get some more life out of your 36D you might consider trying to take in the band. When I was losing I did that to a number of my bras (a few 36Ds, actually) to extend their life since I knew I wouldn't be in a new size for much longer anyway. |
40DD to 30G, mostly due to wearing the wrong size bra all along ;). They're alive and well.
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I am just starting out, and personally, I wouldn't even mind if I went down to an A cup as long as I lost all this weight. I don't understand the whole big boobs thing, I think there are plenty of beautiful women with small boobs. If it means that my boobs sag less, even better lol - wouldn't that be something lol. Tho my bf wouldn't be happy if they got that small... that's one thing that worries me tho my bf says it won't matter - I know he is attracted to "bigger women" and he likes big boobs too - I hope he will still be attracted to me if I lose a bunch of weight and my boobs are smaller...
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I have lost 20lbs so far and I am the same. The gals have not gone anywhere. I am a 36DDD. I would be SUPER happy being a 34C in the end!!
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I went from a size 34C to a 34B. They were pretty deflated-looking, almost like after you give birth. They perked back up again and got more 'full-looking' once I started some serious weight training.
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I got my new bra in the mail today, 34F (but the label says 34DDD), and actually, I think I need a 34G! The band feels right, but there is "spillage" out of the sides of the cups. I am wearing it right now, and my back looks so much smoother than it does when I am wearing a 38 or a 40 band! However, I still need to get the cup size figured out.
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Originally Posted by guacamole: Check out brastop too because they have a lot of very reasonably priced bras in your size range. ;) |
Originally Posted by runningfromfat: I told my husband my new bra size and he chuckled! He did tell me that I don't look that big. He offered to get me a breast lift when I reach my goal weight - he doesn't want me to get a reduction! I don't know if even surgery could lift these puppies at their current size! :dizzy: |
Originally Posted by guacamole: I understand about being hesitant on spending too much. I'm the same. I have a huge list of bras that I WANT but can't buy at the moment. :lol: You might enjoy this post, there's a picture of women who have G cups that you could see for comparison. I think most people don't have any clue what a certain cup size looks like unless they're professional bra fitters. Besides, it depends on the band size so a 34G is going to look very different from a 40G. I know some people are shocked that I need a 28HH/J because I don't look "that big" either but it's what's supportive for me regardless of the size on the tag. ;) |
Well, the bra came in and it fits! I just ordered another Wacoal Awareness bra in my new 34G size. Wacoal doesn't make the most attractive bras, but they are comfortable, secure, and give a smooth look. So, right now I will have two bras that really fit, and about 8 "meh" bras that will work in a pinch. Once I hit my goal weight, I will remeasure and reorder more.
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Originally Posted by guacamole: I'm so glad to hear you found something that works for you!!!! |
I feel like I have gone up a cup size since losing 25 lbs. It could be the dumbbell exercises that I do with my arms.
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Originally Posted by lyv33: Also, if you bought tighter bands and were wearing ones that were too loose before then you it might be that you used to have breast tissue migration (that's when breast tissue moves to your underarms/back because you are wearing cup sizes that are too small) so if you moved to tighter bands/larger cups then the breast tissue moves forward=increased cup size. A way to prevent breast tissue migration is to lean forward and scoup your entire breast tissue into the cups. This should be done whenever you try on bras to make sure you're buy cup sizes that are big enough. ;) |
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