D-cup bras are designed to support breasts that are fuller in the cup than average. But if you´re on the smaller side of D, you may find that most D-cup bras don´t fit you properly. The band may be too loose, the cups may be too big, or both. As a result, you may end up with a bra that doesn´t provide the support you need and makes you look and feel frumpy.
Fortunately, there are a few things you can do to ensure a better fit:
1. Get professionally fitted: This is always the best place to start when looking for a new bra. A professional fitter will take your measurements and help you find the right size and style for your body type.
2. Try different brands: Not all brands size their bras the same way. You may need to try on a few different brands before finding one that fits well.
3. Look for adjustable straps: If the straps on your D-cup bra are not adjustable, they´re likely too loose. Look for a bra with adjustable straps so you can tighten or loosen them as needed for a comfortable, customized fit.
4. Go up a band size: If the band of your D-cup bra is too loose, try going up a band size (e.g., from 34 to 36).
This will help the bra stay in place and provide more support. Just be sure to go down a cup size when you do this (e.g., from D to C). Otherwise, the cups will be too big and won´t provide adequate coverage or support.
5. Consider a smaller cup size: If the cups of your D-cup bra are too big, it´s likely because you need a smaller cup size (e.g., from D to C). This will help fill out the cups and provide better support and coverage for your breasts. Just be sure to go up a band size when you do this (e