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Training Bra Embarrassed?


Training Bra

Buying a training bra embarrassed to ask for help from the sales lady? Don't know which questions to ask? Which styles or bra sizes to look for?

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No problem! I'll teach you what you need to know so you'll know which training bra size you'll need.

Let's start with step one - learning how to determine bra size.

Finding the right bra size isn't hard once you understand how it works.

You'll need a pen and paper, and a soft measuring tape.

First you'll need to take a snug measurement all the way around the ribcage, just underneath your breasts.

Start from the front and end at the front, so you can easily read the tape measurements.

Remember to keep the tape parallel to the floor for an accurate measurement.

To get the band size, add 5" if it's an odd number, or 4" if it's an even number.

To get the cup measurement, measure all the way around the fullest part of your bust. Again, remember to keep the measuring tape parallel to the floor.

Now, subtract your first number (band) from the second number, and find the number on the chart below. This will give you the cup size.

Difference Between Band
& Fullest Part of The Breast
Cup Size
0 to 1/2" AA
1/2" to 1" A
2" B
3" C
4" D
5" DD or E
6" DDD or F
7" G
8" H
9" I
10" J





Teen Bra Styles

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Step two is becoming familiar with some popular first bra styles. First training bras should be versatile, soft and comfy.

Cotton bra styles make good first bras. They're soft, stretchy and come in a rainbow of colors. Don't forget to get a few pairs of matching teen panties to make a nice set.

Many girls choose a teen sports bra that's sporty and sleek, while some prefer demi cup bras that are slightly padded and a bit more delicate and feminine.

There are a multitude of training bra styles available to suit every form, function and taste.

You'll find hundreds of different types of bras, brands and brassiere sizes.

Keep in mind that many preteen bras, teen lingerie and intimate apparel all have a different fit. So, don't be afraid to ask questions.

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