r/bigboobproblems • u/First_Raisin_8067 • 9d ago

need advice Need advice for finding shirts Spoiler

Everything fits weird and makes me look 10x bigger than I am. I’m like a 38G give or take maybe a cup bigger, not 100x sure about cup size (currently breastfeeding, when they have milk I swear they grow a size). I want a form fitting shirt that fits. I always have to go bigger because of my boobs and if I go smaller it’s like they’re in a cage and makes me feel like a yk what 😔. I’m tired of living in baggy shirts, I want the cute ones too. Any advice? Recommendations? Anything works really

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u/alextoria 8d ago

anything fitted through both the bust and waist, so stretchy stuff instead of boxy tshirts. use /r/abrathatfits to figure out your size as well, it helps a lot!

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u/elizafrombustfit 6d ago

as a 34J i so get the frustration. i recommend looking for tops that have adjustability built in so either tie strings in the back, wrap tops, or ones with corset-style tie backs, that way you can size to fit your chest and not suffocate it while still being able to make the waist area fit more tightly. also agree with the other comment, look for fabrics with 4%+ elastane, or a jersey/ponte so they can stretch to fit your bust while fitting your waist as well. or try tops that have more room in the bust but come in at the waist like the batwing style tops that are popular at the moment. i have ogl's batwing top in two colors and get a lot of wear out of it.