Select a range of bras according to your band and cup size

Take the outfit that you intend to wear the bra with to the store with you so you can be sure that the bra will not show and that the bra will be flattering under that outfit.If you need a bra for a special dress, or top, you are going to want to know how the bra looks with that item of clothing. If you aren't comfortable with a certain amount of cleavage then you will want to know, before you purchase a certain bra, that you won't be overflowing. If you are afraid that you will get cold and your nipples will show through a thin shirt, then go with a padded bra.

Try the bra on the loosest clasp because the bras is going to loosen when you wash it.The bra you purchase should fit nice and snugly on the loosest clasp so that when it stretches over time you are able to use a tighter clasp and still have a good fit.

Hand wash your bras to make them last longer and to preserve lingeries the fit of the bra longer.Throwing your bras in the washing machine shouldn't ruin them the first or even the second time around, but it is certain to shorten their life expectancy. To ensure that your bras last as long as possible hand wash them.

Make sure that you or a store employee measures you every time that you purchase bras because your cup and band size can change over time.If you gain or lose weight your band size is going to change, and your cup size probably will too. You also have to take into account the fact that gravity can affect your breasts and your cup size over time as well.

Note the difference between the two measurements. Use the following as a guide, and try on a range of sizes above and below your measurement: If your bust measurement is up to 1 /2 inch larger than your band size, then your cup size is an AA. A measurement of 1 /2 inch to 1 inch more than the band size indicates an A cup, 1 to 2 inches indicates a B cup, 2 to 3 inches indicates a C cup, 3 to 4 inches indicates a D cup, and 4 to 5 inches indicates a DD or E cup.

Select a range of bras according to your band and cup size.Try on a bra. Place your hands through the straps and bend over to allow your breasts to fall into the cups. The cups should contain your breasts'unless you're trying a demibra or an enhancing bra'and should center your nipple in the fullest part.MORE:cheap sexy lingerie