Description
Uses the Ukrainian sizing system. This sizing system is similar to the European sizing system. This brand starts with an A cup, then continues with B, C, D, etc. with no double or triple cup sizes. Some bras are available up to a J cup. Ajour’s styles tend to fit more snugly in the band than other brands. Ajour is also known for having wider set straps, so it may be better suited for those with broader shoulders. Visit our FAQ to find your equivalent cup size in other sizing systems. If you aren't sure of your size, please give us a call and ask us to look up your previously purchased bra sizes. If you have never been fitted with us before, make an appointment for a fitting or arrange for a virtual fitting with one of our expert fitters. Click "Appointments" at the top of this page or give us a call. When the bra is new, it should fit you snugly but comfortably on the loosest hook. This will ensure that you can get your money’s worth out of the bra. After you’ve had the bra for a while, the bra will stretch out, and you can begin to wear it on the middle hook, then eventually on the tightest hook.
Long line padded bra - virtuoso of temptation. The cup design raises the chest, reducing it to the center and creating a seductive décolletage line. An elegant long line bra in front is elongated and passes into an elastic net from behind. Appearance of the image adds lace trim along the décolleté line and a chain on the lintel. The adjustable strap on the back is complemented by the "wings" of French lace, provides reliable support on the figure, and emphasizes the grace of the female back.
*Ukrainian sizing: tighter band & fuller cup
What is a longline bra? A longline bra has a wider band around the ribcage that extends farther down the ribcage below the breasts than a regular bra. Inspired by retro and vintage bras and akin to a corset, longline bras can provide extra stability for your bust, or just be a part of the style of the bra. For this reason, longline bras can sometimes feel a bit snugger around your ribage than a regular bra, so you may want to consider sizing up the band to ensure a comfortable fit. Remember that cup sizes are proportional to the band size, so if you want to size up in the band but keep the cup volume the same, make sure you go down in the cup. (i.e. If you normally wear a 34F, a 36E will give you the same cup volume but give you more room around your ribcage). Come into one of our locations or email info@bustedindetroit.com to speak to a fitter if you have questions.
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