Goddess Response: I would suggest elomi 8001. Sounds like you may need a bra with less wire-band. Debbie from Tampa
Goddess Response: Is the under-wire underneath the breast, and cupping all of the breast tissue? Usually the breasts are pushed down when the cup is too small, and the breast tissue isn’t entirely contained in the cup. We can’t go up in the cup if it already cuts into her underarms… She might have a short upper torso (very little room from the underside of the breast to the collar-bone). Sometimes ladies with this figure type are more comfortable in a soft cup bra Goddess 6093 is the soft cup version of the 6090, although it only goes up to an H-cup. She might also try Goddess 6040 which goes up to a US K-cup. Jenny from Kentucky
Goddess Response: Make sure to place the breast tissue into the cups properly (swoop and scoop): This is a great way to see if the cups actually fit. If the cups are still too large, and the band still feels too tight, perhaps go down a cup size and not a band size (try a 44DDD US, or a 44E UK.) If you went down in the cup while still in the 42- band, I imagine the whole thing would feel too tight. Cassandra from NC
Goddess Response: Thankfully the band does loosen over time. We are charting new territory, and pushing our product up in cup and band…In the meantime she could try the soft cup version of this style Goddess 6093 which goes up to a 56H! Alisyn from warrington, pa
Goddess Response: The band may be too big so the underwires are coming too far underneath the underarm area. I would suggest going down 1 or 2 bands and going up 1 or 2 cups. You are a 46H, consider a 44I or a 42J Shaunine from South Hill, Va USA
Goddess Response: This customer may want to try our Goddess Alice bra style 6040. It has a LOT of support under the cup to prevent “sagging”. Kimberly from NY