Can any one who baught this top tell me if you have say a 46 FF breast size will this top support or no? And if so What size would be better to get
230901
My bra size is 40D and I bought a size 18. It has great support and very comfortable. I can't say what size tankini you should get. But i believe it should support your size.
308893
I have a 46 inch chest. Med - Xxl fits. This belt has a slider buckle that you can move around to get a good fit. It is also elastic. For me, the bucket is full out with very little pressure from the elastic. I don't know it is there.
339067
I was surprised how supportive this suit was because I wear a 38c. It fits up nicely under the arms so there is no spillage there either. I hope this helps.
1486218
While from a 44G perspective, my experience is that as long as it is smaller than the cup of your bra, big is fine. I had smaller ones and did not like the visible ring the edge of the pad left under clothes. If Amazon doesn't state the actual sizes, go to the company website, then cut a circle in a rag and try it. Go as large as you can to avoid ring around the nipple.
2957
hi , it will be perfect if you wear it on a t-shirt , It has adjustable straps too can make it more comfortable , the thing I have a really big chest and I am about 6 feet , but for you I think it will be perfect , and if you have any problem the customer service in this company is perfect enjoy it
1742027
I would go with a larger size/different style. I'm a C cup, and these give me a little boost in a regular bra, but in a bikini top they are noticeable and bulky looking because they are small and don't cover the entire width of the top.
1110535
If your chest measurement is no more than 42, size large will easily be sufficient. You need to get t to fit tight enough to do the most good. As to your height, the large will be plenty long. These things run long. I'm shorter than you are and mine is almost too long. Good luck. Hope this helps Remember to wash it in cold water and hang up to dry.
1012675
I got small for a 32c and it always slides up because the bottom elastic is a bit too big. Small would probably be your best bet, but might be worth reconsidering buying this bra. It looks cute, but doesn't work that well.(Edit: I agree with the previous answer)
1930143
I was a 38DD and the XL/XXL ones were too big but the M/L were too small. I recommend getting Pumpin' Pal flanges. They are curved and were much more comfortable for me. http://www.pumpinpal.com/
6585
Personally, I used the breastshields that came with the pump as a guide; if they fit snug, buy a size or 2 up. Here is an illustration from the Medela website:http://www.medelabreastfeedingus.com/assets/file/Choosing%20the%20right%20size%20breastshield%281%29.jpg
6586
Personally, I used the breastshields that came with the pump as a guide; if they fit snug, buy a size or 2 up. Here is an illustration from the Medela website: http://www.medelabreastfeedingus.com/assets/file/Choosing%20the%20right%20size%20breastshield%281%29.jpg
1175096
Did you ever receive a response to this? From one of the reviews on the FT7, the person said he believed a bigger strap would be better for chest sizes bigger than 44". It would be nice if they put the min / max limits in the description! I found the following helpful: Polar Soft Strap Set (XXX-Large)
1309512
It should cover you BUT if you are over a 42" chest, it will be tight.............
2011047
I am also 34b .Yes you can use this support .Your silhouette will change .It will press your breasts forward . This support works well.
221252
Can't say for sure, but I am 5'5" and 200lbs with a 46" chest. I have both a large and an extra large shirt. I can get into both. The short sleeved model is a large and is actually easier on and off than the long sleeved extra large.
1101916
Absolutely! This is the best tank top I have ever owned. You will have to wear a special bra since traditional bra straps show, but not those of a sports bra.
1944142
The breast area is not so much flat as it is not formed. The flatness issue comes more from not having the heaviness shape that is at the bottom of the breast. You have the ability to get the right measurements though. It worked out well because I was able to get the right size/measurement by adjusting the dials, and then put one of my bras on it (then filled the cups) to get the right shape. It provides a good base you can then add to if needed. I think the breast area would provide a good slope to start you off in shaping.