Full Figured Bra question

[maslex]

Morning ladies,

Just looking for some help here on finding a great bra. I take a size (44 I--well, atleast that's what I've been wearing) LOL I really need to go get measured but there isn't a place near me that does it. Is this something I can measure myself (or maybe my hubby or friend).

Now, once I get a good measurement, can someone tell me, who has large breast, what the best bra out there is. I need something will MEGA support and that I don't bubble out in on the top. I hate that!!!! A friend at work gave me a catalog (LadyGrace) and they go up to size L, so I think I'm all set with finding a bra there. I just need to find one that will support.

Any suggestions? Here's the link to the one that I've been thinking about buying once I find out my true size.

http://ladygrace.com/product.asp?pn=1305

 

[UrsulasMyHero]

Hi fellow Big Bust Sister. I'm a 42 K myself. So I know where you're coming from. I currently find that FANTASIE is a good line, though the style I wear only goes up to a 38 JJ, I just wear it with an extender in the back and it fits fine. I hate that it costs $75 for one bra!

You can measure yourself.

Step 1. Take a measureing tape and measure under the breast tissue, This is the band size. If it is even, PERFECT, if it is odd, add 1 inch This will be the base of your bra size.

Step 2, measure around the wides part of your breast, Helps if you have someone do it for you... Every inch is a cup sizie, remember that DD=E, and DDD=F and so forth.

You should come up with your proper size, your measuremnt will be something like a 44 band with your over bust measureing 54 inches that would be a J cup. You can google places to find good bras.

Remember: A good fitting bra's straps don't fall, The center fits snug against your breast bone, and it does not ride up in the back. Oh, and they tend to be pricer than the ones we buy at Wal-mart.

Good luck!