What is bra sister sizing? “Essentially, this means that there are four different bra sizes, that all sound totally different, but all fit the same size breast,” Tempesta explains. For example, a 36A ...

You finally decide to surrender Ol’ Reliable — the now-stretched, warped and threadbare bra that once was your favorite. It was the perfect bra when you got it (more than a few years ago), but it’s ...

Have you always wondered why bra sizes have letters and numbers? Did you know bra designers use various sizing methods for different types of bras? Bra sizing can be confusing, so Honeylove breaks it ...

Anyone who has worn an ill-fitting bra or the wrong bra size knows that doing so can ruin an otherwise flawless outfit—or worse, an entire day. (The breast pain and backaches that can come with large ...

“I’m about a handful, I think I’m a D cup. My sister’s way bigger, she’s probably a G.” We’ve all heard banter like this with people throwing around their best guesses for bra size. In the words of ...

As any number of women's magazines will tell you, 80% of women are wearing the wrong bra size. That's probably because bra shopping is hell on earth and basically impossible unless you invite a total ...

When it comes to choosing a bra, women are being offered widely inaccurate advice about their size by High Street stores, according to a recent survey. So just how much do the stores' measurements ...

Up to 80% of bra wearers are wearing the wrong size, according to a report from fashion brand Chums. This common mistake can lead to a range of uncomfortable issues from fill-fitting clothes to neck ...

The phrase one size fits all definitely doesn’t apply to even the best bras. Whatever you think your bra size is, there’s a high chance you’re wrong. Sorry. Just ask any bra fitter, and they’ll tell ...

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Retailers are fixated on a pervasive statistic that says 80 percent of women are buying the wrong bra. Why? By Anna Perling and Christina Colizza Walk into a Victoria’s Secret, and the hundreds of ...