Va Bien Response: We do not recommend sizing up in the cup of this style, unless accompanied by a downsize in the band, because the cups run full. However if you were spilling from the top, either the cups were too small or the band was too tight. We would encourage you to measure yourself to ensure you are ordering the correct size. Maryetna from Blacksburg, VA
Va Bien Response: We are sorry to hear that this bra did not work for you. Please note that this bra is sized under US standards whereby “H” follows “G”, “F”, and so forth. It is not a UK “H”, which follows “GG”, “G”, “FF”, “F”, etc. A UK “H” is much larger than a US “H”. Nicolecherie from Ca, USA
Va Bien Response: This style runs small in the band in H and I cups. That said, there could be 1 of 2 things happening here: 1) the band could be too tight, in which case we would suggest the your try 34G, it will have similar-fitting cups to 32H and it will have a bit more space in the band. 2) the cups are too small, which will cause the bust to push the cups away, resulting in a too-tight fit, in which case we would suggest you try 32I, which will have the same band measurement as 32H but offer a bit more room in the cups so you can “drop in”. Vicki from Titusville, Fl USA
Va Bien Response: This is very surprising. I can only assume that you may have been too aggressive when attaching the straps and in doing so damaged the garment. Julia from Chicago
Va Bien Response: This style runs small in the band in H and I cups. That said, there could be 1 of 2 things happening here: 1) the band could be too tight, in which case we would suggest the your try 34G, it will have similar-fitting cups to 32H and it will have a bit more space in the band. 2) the cups are too small, which will cause the bust to push the cups away, resulting in a too-tight fit, in which case we would suggest you try 32I, which will have the same band measurement as 32H but offer a bit more room in the cups so you can “drop in”. T from pittsburgh, pa
Vabien Response: In H and I cup sizes in this style runs a bit small in the band. If you do size up in the band in these cup sizes, we suggest also sizing down 1 cup. Alma from Downey, Ca
VaBien Response: For customers used to wearing unlined, lightweight everyday bras, 1506 may certainly seem heavier – that’s because it’s structured to provide the necessary support to hold up a full bust properly without straps. Also FYI in order to produce the bra’s patented cups, there has to be at least a bit of thin foam layering to seal the “magic fingers” inside. Lynn from Lemon Grove, CA
VaBien Response: This is a mix up between the effects of cup and band sizing. At first glance, if a bra is too tight one would think a larger band would be the solution, right? Not always. Sometimes the bra can be too tight because there is not enough capacity in the cups. If the bust cannot drop into the cups completely and properly, the garment will stand away and be too tight, even if the band measurement is correct. You probably needed a 36J, which unfortunately is not available in this style. In general however, if the cups do fit perfectly and the band seems too tight, what your did is correct – size up in the band and down in the cup. It’s just in this specific case it seems that the cups were too small, which caused a tightness that cannot be relieved properly by sizing up in the band. (Note: the cups of this style do not generally fit small, we do not recommend sizing up unless done so in combination with a step down in band size.) Cheryl from St Augustine, FL
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