PROBLEM- Fantasie always says that they are UK sizing...this has been true in my past Fantasie bras-but I have lost weight and changed from 34 H (34 FF UK) to a 30 G. The tags in my previous Fantasie bras show the size difference, but the most recent one I purchased at a store shows 30 G in both the UK sizing and the US sizing. Now that I would like to buy more, I am not sure which size to buy...
Fantasie Response: (So happy to hear you’re loving your Fantasie bra!) Most of our customers are much happier with the newer tags reflecting only UK sizing. Previously they didn’t know where to look on the tags (UK or US) and it was a little confusing. Now wherever you look on the tag it will give the UK size, and since we are a UK brand, that’s all you need to look for. Congratulations, you’re a UK 30G!
HerRoom Response: We at HerRoom also have a great chart to help you find your bra size among different brands. Jan
Fantasie Response: Sounds like she should try to ‘swoop-and-scoop’ her breast tissue forward in front of the underwire. The shape of this bra actually encourages the breast tissue forward but it can only do this if the breasts are placed in the cups properly. It’s possible that after she’s brought her breast tissue forward in front of the underwire, she might have some “fluffing” (or overflow) of breast tissue above the center front of the bra. If this is the case, she needs to go up a cup size… Amy from Oregon
Fantasie Response: We feel that you would be much better off with a firmer band (as soon as you wear and wash the bra it will loosen up –just like the 34F did). If the band is placed parallel to the floor, the “fluffy” bits under the arms are smoothed out and the “fluffies” mid-back will be less noticeable. Remember a bra is a support garment engineered to support the breasts… sometimes we have to let stuff like the ‘back fat’ thing go! Becky from Minnesota
Fantasie Response: Sounds like you need a larger cup to prevent the "double boob" effect discusses - maybe 2 cups larger. So, I would suggest Elomi 1220 in a 34H or 36H. It has a great full cup and supports up to a 44H so I'm sure it will have more than enough support for a 34 or 36 customer. Rhonda from Chicago, IL
Fantasie Response: I would not call 4510 light weight at all. Sounds like this customer ordered a couple of bras (see other responses sent from her) and was not happy with any of them. If it is gaping the cup is too large. sharon from Santa Cruz, CA USA
HerRoom Response: Yes, try the 30FF. When you go down a band size and maintain the same cup size (in this example, an FF) you are still going down a cup size. Going down both a band size and cup size means you have gone down one band size, but two cup sizes. Judy from NC
Fantasie Response: With the changing breast tissue of pregnant women we suggest a cup with a seam; such as Fantasie 2152 or Fantasie 2182 or even Freya active 4002 . The seam helps to support the breast tissue and helps to prevent the tissue from breaking down in the Cooper's ligaments area (top of the breast). (Betty) Most important for pregnant ladies is of course comfort, and the firmest support. We want to minimize all bounce! We’ve had wonderful feedback from ladies who’ve been wearing the Freya Active bra throughout their pregnancy… The support is extremely firm and an added bonus is the “wicking” properties of the fabric which literally wisks the moisture away from the skin, keeping her dry and comfy. (Freddy) Marnie from US
HerRoom Response: In Fantasie you would be an F cup. Fantasie sizes their cups D, DD, E, F. I'm afraid you sellected too large a cup size. Allison from Florida