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hi where's the best place to get measured in London?
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M&S
I got measured Monday 34bloody F going in to a FF
No wonder i cannot get any tops to fit
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hi where's the best place to get measured in London?
Posted by Sis
Posted by Sis
M&S
I got measured Monday 34bloody F going in to a FF
No wonder i cannot get any tops to fit
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n Response to Where to get bra size measures? : M&S I got measured Monday 34bloody F going in to a FF No wonder i cannot get any tops to fit
Posted by Demi_Glace
Posted by Demi_Glace
Hi,
I heard M&S were really bad in measuring.
To be honest i got fitted in the house of Fraser and she did not use a tape measure.
IT was all done by eye and fit.
IT was all done by eye and fit.
I find bra measuring pointless as they always put me at one size under what I actually am, and I also find that different makes and brands can come up in completely different sizes.
Example: couldn't fit into a 34D in La Senza (too tight round the back and couldn't squeeze my bosoms into the cups either!); went to M&S and a 34D was a perfect fit in most bras I tried, but I needed a 34DD or 36D in others.
I tend to try a range of makes in a range of sizes to get the best fit. As a guide, a well-fitting bra should fit snugly on the loosest fitting, there should be no gaping on the cup, but it also shouldn't cut into the breast (giving the effect of having 4 breasts side-on lol).
Example: couldn't fit into a 34D in La Senza (too tight round the back and couldn't squeeze my bosoms into the cups either!); went to M&S and a 34D was a perfect fit in most bras I tried, but I needed a 34DD or 36D in others.
I tend to try a range of makes in a range of sizes to get the best fit. As a guide, a well-fitting bra should fit snugly on the loosest fitting, there should be no gaping on the cup, but it also shouldn't cut into the breast (giving the effect of having 4 breasts side-on lol).
If you're in London, go into Rigby and Peller. As far as I know, they'll measure you for free and if they're good enough for the Queen then they're good enough for me!
Oh, yeah Marks and Sparks are terrible - I got measured in the one in Preston a while ago and the lady measured me at a different size to the one I am, and then proceeded to tell me that what I already had on looked fine. Divvy.
I got measured but the middle of the bra doesn't sit on the bone (at the front) which I heard is not a good size.
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If you're in London, go into Rigby and Peller. As far as I know, they'll measure you for free and if they're good enough for the Queen then they're good enough for me!
Posted by Ragingwitch
Posted by Ragingwitch
My daughter went to them, and they are also a place that does it by sight. Their bras are expensive, but if you can afford it, they are excellent,and worth it, particularly if you are a large cup size.
I'm not going to dwell on my cup size (too depressing these daya!) but Bravissimo have a great fitting service
http://www.bravissimo.com/default.aspx for your nearest store
http://www.bravissimo.com/default.aspx for your nearest store
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