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Read moreIs Your Bra Cup Size Too Big but the Band Fits? Here's What To Do

Sometimes, the quest for finding the perfect bra fit proves elusive; we've all been there. You find that stunning piece of lingerie, and it fits like a dream - well, almost. One common bra dilemma is getting a cup size too big, but the band fits. Don't worry; you are not alone. We are here to navigate this terrain. In this article, we'll explore signs that your bra cup may be too big and walk you through how to fix it.
What are the Signs Your Bra Cup is Too Big?
Wondering if your bra is too big? Here are some telltale signs.
Your bra cups gap
Looking down at your bra and noticing a gap between your breasts and the cups is one of the annoying signs that your bra cup is too big. The gap might not be too big to notice while standing, but whenever you lean forward, the gap may become more apparent.
Wrinkled bra cup fabric
Is your bra cup that is unlined wrinkling up? Are the pads of your lined or padded bra wrinkled when you take it off? That's a surefire sign that your bra cup is too big.
Not feeling supported
One of the fundamental jobs of a bra is supporting your boobs. However, you might notice that your breasts are not getting that natural lift, and by the end of the day, you find your breasts slipping. It means your cups are likely too big, not keeping your breasts in place.
Your bra wires dig into your armpits or chest
When you wear a bra that is too big, you end up with an underwire that does not hug your breasts closely enough; this allows the wire to move around and irritate your skin.
How are Bras Supposed to Fit?
Before diving into finding the perfect fit, let's clarify how a well-fitted bra should fit. Your bra should not gap, and your breasts should not spill. When you are in a bra that fits appropriately, the cups should cradle and embrace your bosom without any spillage over the top, sides or bottom.
The Bra band should be snug but not too tight. The band must be tight enough to support your breasts but not get too tight. The general rule of thumb is that you should be able to slide two fingers underneath. The straps should stay on your shoulders without slipping off or digging in. Most importantly, your bra should be comfortable and give you the support you need; you should almost forget you are in one.