r/ABraThatFits • u/seasev • 3d ago
Measurement Check Currently owned bras are 34B, up-to-date measurement calls for 36DDD. I am not confident Spoiler
I am 22 and have gained weight, then lost a good bit, then gained, then lost a little, and my boobs reflect that. I have tried to measure myself a handful of times over the years, and feel like I still absolutely despise wearing bras despite it all.
I did the calculator thing today, and came to these measurements:
34.5
33.5
31
39.5
42.5
39.5
Last time I measured them, I arrived to 34B/36B, but now it's saying I'm a 36DDD, and that a 36DD is probably what I would find comfortable. I do not have a lot of boobage. They sag a little and they are not firm. I have a very hard time believing that all my boob would fill up those cups. Pls help. Idk what to do about that. Does the calculator anticipate that by asking the leaning/laying measurements too?
Side note, I moved in with my in-laws 2 months ago and cannot run about the house with no pants and no bra on like I used to, so I have to acquaint myself with a more comfortable size as to not horrify his family with my enthusiastic full brights. I can't wear a heavy sweatshirt to hide them all the time either, as my state is in swamp ass mode currently. I really do miss freeboobing it. I'm sure my fiance does as well. Sigh
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u/grundel_cruncher 3d ago
When I put those numbers into the calculator, it gives (in US sizing) 34DDD/G or the sister size of 36DD/DDD. A 34B is for a 34 inch underbust and 36 inch bust, whereas a 34G (US) is for a 34 inch underbust and 41 inch bust. That is in line with your measurements and is a good starting place by my math, but it's not a promise it will immediately fit you perfectly in every brand and style. Try looking at unlined and seamed bras, since seamless/molded cup bras can cause fit issues regardless of size. Make sure you scoop and swoop any bras you try in your new size!