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How many times have you thought:
"This bra is a bit tight… but it’s my size."
It’s so easy to assume your size never changes, but if your bra is digging in, leaving red marks, riding up, or just feeling a bit off, you might simply need a different band and cup combination – not a whole new bra style.
Here’s a little secret about bra sizing:
If you go down in the back size, go up in the cup size to keep the same cup volume.
✅ For example, 36A is the same cup volume as 34B or 32C.
✅ Another example: 36B = 34C = 32D.
So... Why does this matter?
✔️ If your band feels too tight but your cup feels perfect, try going up in the back and down in the cup.
✔️ If your band feels too loose, go down in the back and up in the cup to keep your bust supported.
Your bra should feel comfortable, supportive, and like it’s barely there – that’s what we want for you every day...
Emma
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Founder, MaxCleavage.com
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