How to Find Your lingerie Size

All women love wearing sexy lingerie but unfortunately it is not always the most comfortable!! Its a fact that an estimated 80% of women wear the wrong size lingerie!! It is not healthy for your breasts - especially if the breasts are in a too tight lingerie. So therefore it is vitally important to find the correct sized lingerie which can be done easily in your own home.
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Firstly finding the back size:

It's worth noting though that a too large band size is one of the most common errors women make in lingerie fitting so we need to make sure it is correct. Firstly you will need to measure around your body under your bust. From here it can be a bit tricky but don't despair, its quite easy. Basically if the measurement is an even number, then add 4 inches (or 10cm), or in the case of an odd number, then add 5 inches (12.5cm).

An example is: If you measure and find that you are 30inches (75cm) then you add 4 inches (10cm), so your correct bust size is 34inches (85cm). If you measure and find that you are 31inches (77.5cm) then you add 5 inches so this means you are 36 inches (90cm).
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Now finding the cup size:

This time, just measure around the fullest part of your bust. You simply subtract the measurement that you just took from your lingerie size worked out above. Now the last bit is to check out the chart below to see the size you are in cup. Difference in inches between lingerie size and cup size

lingerie SIZE CHART Inches -1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Cup Size AA A B C D DD E F G H

While this chart is useful for determining the cup size, bear in mind that 34A cup does NOT have the same exact volume as 36A or 38A. Similarly, 30D does not have the same volume as 36D (30D is a much smaller cup than 36D). So, if you try on a 36B lingerie and the cup size fits but the band is too loose so that you decide to go to down in band size to 34, you may actually need 34C cup size so as to have about the same volume in the lingerie cup.
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How to tell if your lingerie fits correctly?

1. It should fit snugly around. You ought to be able to fit one or two fingers under the band comfortably. If you are pulling down the back strap or pulling up on the shoulder straps throughout the day, then the band size is too big. 2. If you are wearing an underwire lingerie, the wire that comes up between the breasts should lay flat (or as close as possible) to your breast bone. If you are wearing a lingerie with no underwire, you should have two separate breasts, not just a "one big boob".

3. If the lingerie is a soft cup lingerie, you shouldn't have any extra, gapping fabric. If the lingerie is a molded cup you shouldn't have any extra room in the cup. Your breast should completely fill the cup. If it is gapping and the band feels fine, then go down in the cup size.
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4. You don't want to be spilling out of the cup - not from the top, bottom or sides. If the band feels fine then go up a cup size.
5. If you raise your arms up (do this a few times), the lingerie should stay against your body, not lifting up or off. If this happens try a few things;
a. adjust the shoulder straps by loosing them
b. Pay attention to the band. Is it too tight? Or too loose? Or just right?
c. If the band is just right, and adjusting the shoulder straps didn't work, then go up a cup size.
6. Try on different styles of lingeries. Every style fits and fills different and can "shape" your breast differently.