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Post by sacteach on Aug 23, 2014 17:11:24 GMT
I've never really been fitted for a bra and I'm sure the bras I wear aren't the perfect size, but they work. I was thinking about trying the Jockey Bra Fit Kit but don't know anyone IRL that's used it. So, I figured I'd ask here. If you've tried it, did you find that it gave you an accurate fit? What style bra did you get? Thanks! |
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Post by georgiapea on Aug 23, 2014 17:30:17 GMT
Well, I guess to buy bras from Jockey we need the kit to convert the A B C cup sizes to 01 02 03, etc.
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Post by Deleted on Aug 23, 2014 17:46:38 GMT
I have one. It is the worst fitting bra I've ever owned, unfortunately.
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Post by NanaKate on Aug 23, 2014 20:09:05 GMT
I have no experience with it but I just want to tell you that I went to Nancy's Bra Boutique in the Baybrook Mall area outside of Houston last week and was fitted for the right size for me and I can't recommend it enough! First of all the correct size for me was waaay different than what I thought I needed and I ended up buying two underwire bras. I thought I would hate underwires but now realize it was because I never tried the right size. They were pricey, but so worth it!
Didn't mean to hijack your thread, but wanted to share. It's worth the trouble for a fitting!
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Post by aleighl55 on Aug 23, 2014 20:23:53 GMT
I too, went to a boutique in Houston, Intamy Boutique in the Galleria, to get fitted for a bra. There was no actual measuring, the lady just looked at me, asked what size I was wearing, what I liked and disliked, and what kind of bra I was looking for. She stepped out and grabbed 1 bra that fit perfectly. I did try on some others but came back to that first one. Who knew my boobs could be so supported and sit up so perky? Lol
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Post by NanaKate on Aug 23, 2014 20:29:29 GMT
I know what you mean! Not only for the first time ever, are my girls "lifted and separated" but when I sit down, they stay on my chest, where they are supposed to be...
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Post by MZF on Aug 23, 2014 20:48:23 GMT
Misty--I had a bra fitting at Soma (in The Fountains in Roseville) a few years ago & bought a couple of bras. Best fitting bras I've ever had, wash & wear well. Really comfy--I won't buy others anymore. |
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Post by sacteach on Aug 23, 2014 23:21:55 GMT
Thanks for the input (and especially the local store option). I am going to try the Jockey kit just to see what it tells me and try one of their bras. If it doesn't work, I'll definitely go in to Soma for a fitting  |
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Post by baslp on Aug 23, 2014 23:24:13 GMT
I got one too. Have not used the cups or measuring strip. I guess I need to watch the video they have on how to do it.
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Post by arielsmom on Aug 23, 2014 23:29:06 GMT
I went to a Jockey store and got fitted, so did not need to purchase the kit. The bra was $60, but had $30 worth of coupons, it fits well, but it really makes the girls stick out. I'm more used to the sports bra look!
I loved their old bras without underwires but they have discontinued that line.
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Post by sacteach on Aug 24, 2014 0:39:17 GMT
I went to a Jockey store and got fitted, so did not need to purchase the kit. The bra was $60, but had $30 worth of coupons, it fits well, but it really makes the girls stick out. I'm more used to the sports bra look! I loved their old bras without underwires but they have discontinued that line. The bra came with coupons for future purchases? or coupons you could use on the first bra? The kit was $20, but it comes with a $20 coupon toward the purchase of a bra ($60), so it's still a pricey investment for me since I usually don't spend more than $25 on a bra. I'm willing to give it a try though |
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