[evy71]

I am always fighting with bra sizes because a man's chest is shatendped diffey from a genetic woman. I won't get professionally fitted, so I mist do with the tables online. Some web pages with insteructions on how to measure say that you can do it with a bra on, but I don't understand how this makes sense. Is it the band size that I can measure that way? I have a bralette with a very weak elasticated band which hugs me perfectly without digging on my sides, is that the type of "bra" I can use? Given that a non padded bralette may hold things together but it doesn't provide much push, can I use that for the cup size too?

The other question is about support. I understand that a large breasted person needs the bra to hold the breasts and spread the weight on the shoulders and back, but what about small breasts? I may have a A cup or a very small B, not enough to sag or drop. What should a proprly fitted bra do? What part of the breast should touch the bra fabric? Nipple? Underboob?

Thank you in advance for any opinion.

Hi Shirazmn,
Why don't you go to a lingerie shop, my experience are not bad. You have to be brave to step inwards. First time verry dificult, but i did.
Ok. First you measured your under wide, then upper side for the cup wide.ther are tables on internet. I love seamless bra's, not pushup or padded. One of the points are that when we get breasts ,we get some breast grow, but not at the upper side, so there will be always a gab. This take time to get flesh there.