Marks and Spencer's bras with larger cup sizes...

M&S weighs in with the J-cup bra

from the Telegraph article:

"The nation's ballooning weight has already led to larger sports stadium seats, wider cars and roomier jeans. Now the bra is expanding, with Marks & Spencer selling a J-cup for the first time.

M&S, whose previous biggest size was a G, said there was a demand for bigger garments."

"A quarter of bras sold by the chain are now DD cup or above, double the number of three years ago.

The J-cup will be sold online as a trial before any decision to put them in stores."

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Hong Kong's bra designers are working on achieving better fitting bras for women in China.

Bra scientists find formula for that perfect fit - Telegraph

Extract:

"Curvy women could soon find a bra revolution making life slightly more comfortable.

For 70 years bra designers have stuck to a formula which decides sizes through measuring under and across the bust.

But now researchers in Hong Kong have come up with a different mathematical equation which they say will produce shapelier outlines and greater comfort for Chinese women. If successful, their bra-sizing system could be adopted across the globe.

They say there are more than 100 key measurements necessary to produce the perfect fit, and bra sizes should be based on a new depth/width ratio - or DWR.

Writing in the International Journal of Industrial Ergonomics, the Hong Kong Polytechnic University team says that a "woman's breast is a very complex 3D geometry" and the existing sizing system may be "inappropriate in the categorisation of breast sizes for bras".

As a result, the report points out, as many as 70 per cent of women in Britain are wearing the wrong-sized bra.

Until now, bra sizes have followed a formula devised in America in 1935. "Alphabet" bras were born - advertised then as A cup (youthful); B cup (average); C cup (large); and D cup (heavy)."


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The British Medical Association (BMA) recommends the provision of more trained bra-fitters and claims this would reduce requests for breast surgery.

Better bras: the way to cut breast surgery - The Times

More trained bra-fitters sounds a very good idea. I'm sure that many women would find them very helpful and could be made more comfortable in a better fitting bra.


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