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Go to M&S or Debenhams bra section and ask a member of staff to book you in for a bra fitting - they're always so lovely and it's not an embarrassing experience at all. I go for a new measurement every couple of years or so

Debenhams closed here 😭 but M&S is here. So will try there

Reply 21

Joleee

Original post by AanshaPriyam

Not above the cup but the side of my left boob. It bulges out and doesn't fit in 32bs. The right boob has no issues and fits snugly.

right. my bad :h:

Reply 22

chibibotto

Original post by AanshaPriyam

Debenhams closed here 😭 but M&S is here. So will try there

The ladies that do the bra fitting are trained experts, explain the sitch to them and they'll give you the best advice. Also M&S (and Debenhams) bras are the comfiest and best quality ones I know of! Best of luck x

Reply 23

AanshaPriyam

Original post by chibibotto

M&S Rosie Whitington ones???

Reply 24

chibibotto

Original post by AanshaPriyam

M&S Rosie Whitington ones???

Umm I'm not too sure exactly which but the ladies there tend to recommend the best ones. I still have a few from the teens Angel range because I have tiny tiddies 🤭

Reply 25

mickeyholt

Original post by AanshaPriyam

But 32C does not fill my right boob.

I’d say get advice from the people who are specialists at fitting bras. They probably meet many people who have the same issue as you.

Reply 26

mickeyholt

Original post by chibibotto

Umm I'm not too sure exactly which but the ladies there tend to recommend the best ones. I still have a few from the teens Angel range because I have tiny tiddies 🤭

Tiny is better than big. I’m a 34D and I literally cant wear anything low cut without drawing attention to myself and i cant go bra less😞

Reply 27

AanshaPriyam

Original post by mickeyholt

Tiny is better than big. I’m a 34D and I literally cant wear anything low cut without drawing attention to myself and i cant go bra less😞

Wow I'm jealous. I wish I was 34D

Reply 28

chibibotto

Original post by mickeyholt

Tiny is better than big. I’m a 34D and I literally cant wear anything low cut without drawing attention to myself and i cant go bra less😞

Ah I can imagine that must be really difficult at times. There are pros and cons for big and small I suppose so I do appreciate what I have (even if i make self-deprecating jokes about them from time to time haha)

Reply 29

Wannabevetnurse

Original post by AanshaPriyam

Wow I'm jealous. I wish I was 34D

Don't be jealous lol

Some guys prefer smaller boobs

Also ask some shops if they do measurements and they'll measure your bra size and give it to you. Mention that one is bigger than the other, and they'll accomodate for that. (I think having one bigger than the other is normal)

Reply 30

zaio123

go to Selfridges as they do bra fittings, they are very specialised and they won't force you into buying a bra,
you just book a fitting and then have a consultation, they don't measure with tape but rather the eye and then they test some on. they are very professional and they know what they are doing.
have you tried going to someone professional?