Fitting Problems

Fit Problems

What Could Be Wrong

What We Recommend

Band rides up

The band is too big

·     Shorten the band by adjusting the hook setting.

·     If the cups are fine, try a smaller band size but go up a cup size. For example, if you ordered a 36AA try a 34A. What is a sister size.

Band is too tight

The band is too small

·     If the cups fit well, try going up one band size but go down one cup size. For example, if you ordered a 32A try a 34AA.

Straps falling/digging in

Straps aren’t the right length

The band could be too big

·     Change the strap length until they are comfortable

·     If the cups are fine, try a smaller band size but go up a cup size. For example, if you ordered a 36AA try a 34A.

Centre bridge has a gap (isn’t flush against the body)

The cups are too small

·     If the band is fine, keep the band size the same and go up a cup size, if you ordered a 32AA try a 32A.

Underwire/side panel isn’t sitting flat against the body

The cups are too small

·     If the band is fine, keep the band size the same and go up a cup size, if you ordered a 34AA try a 34A.

Overflow in the cups

The cups are too small.

·     If the band is fine, try going up a cup size, if you ordered a 36AAA try a 36AA.

Gap in the cups

Straps could be too loose.

Cups could be too big.

·     Lean forward and scoop your breasts into the cup properly

·     Try tightening the straps a little at a time.

·     Go down a cup size while keeping the same band size.