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Been wearing the pull on type for a while now for comfort as I have been working from home.
I now will be going back to the office a few days a week so have to look smart again.
However over the past 7 months I have lost nearly 3 stone so have no idea what my bra size is now.
Is it worth getting a personal fitting? Have any of you done it and was it worth it?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I have also done it and it is well worth it. Agree with calmck, try M&S (but I think you have to make an appointment). Alternatively there are people who will come to your house, (I cannot remember the brand name),but obviously they will expect you buy a bra off them. Both will tell you what style of bra will suit you now you have lost the weight. Congratulations on that by the way.
This thread is from 17 years ago but most of the info should still be relevant:
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(The storefinder link on that page for Bravissimo no longer works but this one does: https:/
My wife will not go to M&S since her previous bad experience of a bra fitting.
There was a man in the next cubicle the whole time, clearly on the phone arranging drug deals. When she complained she was told everyone and anyone is entitled to use their changing rooms. My wife said she expected a degree of privacy and dignity when discussing her boobs
I had an excellent bra fitting in M & S a few years back, and was surprised but pleased with my true size,and the design chosen by the fitter which I have ordered online ever since.
However, now that the fitting rooms at M &S are now unisex, I have stopped using their service and do my own measuring. There are instructions on their website .