s/o bra sizing...I got my new bras.

[falada45]

DH was right. The 38FFs are kites on me. LOL.

I think 38 seems to be an accurate band size. But I kind of have droopy orangutan titties so when I leaned forward to measure my cup size according to the YouTube tutorial that made cup sizing reallllllly wrong.  (And yes, I did the "swoop and scoop" and I'm still not even close to filling up the cup.)

Guess I'll ship them back to Amazon and go shopping in person over the long weekend!

[falada45]

May 22, 2013 19:27:04 GMT -5 squirrelymom said:

I would rather be beaten than go bra shopping.

Meeee too. That's why I haven't bought any new everyday bras in 4 YEARS. :^)

[amberlyrose]

What's this YouTube video everyone keeps talking about?

[falada45]

May 22, 2013 19:37:09 GMT -5 amberlyrose said:

What's this YouTube video everyone keeps talking about?

www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Jk55ep4XUQ

[TrickyBob]

NOOOOO.


I'm sorry your titties are being unruly!

[daisybuchannan]

This sounds interesting.

I would be shocked if my teeny tiny nursing boobs were really double D's, lol.

[sawyerthedestroyer]

This is why I would rather try on in-store! I have droopy pancake boobs that go a long way down when I do the whole bend and measure thing, but there's nothing in them!

[W.T.Faulkner]

I need you to know that I cannot stop laughing at "orangutan titties."

ETA: Nor can I spell that particular species. .... :/

[MrsAggie]

I've noticed that when I "scoop" my bra is way too small. I hate bra shopping with a passion too so maybe I should go the amazon route.

[Doggy Mommy]

It would be awesome to buy online, but I really don't think you can bra shop online unless you're 100% sure of your size in the brand and style you are buying. You just have to try them on. I sucked it up and went to Nordstrom. I was fitted by the tiniest girl who I doubt was even wearing a bra and she did an amazing job! It wasn't too horrible, and I ended up with awesome bras in the right size.

I liked that video, but I don't think I agree with the whole leaning over to measure thing. It seems like that doesn't account for density or something.