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I went to the Jockey store yesteday. They have a new way to fit, no a b c etc.. They have 10 different cups. they are expensive 60 dollars, and no sale yet since it is so new. I am a wacoal fan, but these are really great.

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The Jockey bras never go on sale.   Many Jockey bra comments have begged them for larger cup sizes (not the band, the cup).  Same problem with QVC bras, espcially Breezies.  I would love to buy one but the cup only goes up to DD.  Many women wear a DDD/F or DDDD/G.  Why do they ignore this market?  In order to use smaller cups women often buy a band that is too big so that the cup itself is bigger. This is then I'll-fitting.  I ask again for DDD and DDDD in 36 and 38 bands.

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@Rocgal wrote:

The Jockey bras never go on sale.   Many Jockey bra comments have begged them for larger cup sizes (not the band, the cup).  Same problem with QVC bras, espcially Breezies.  I would love to buy one but the cup only goes up to DD.  Many women wear a DDD/F or DDDD/G.  Why do they ignore this market?  In order to use smaller cups women often buy a band that is too big so that the cup itself is bigger. This is then I'll-fitting.  I ask again for DDD and DDDD in 36 and 38 bands.


 

@Rocgal    Try Her Room online and other online places that sell bras.  They carry those cup sizes in lots of different brands, and you wouldn't have to buy a band size that was too large.


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Another good place to order bras is Bare Necessities dot com

 

My problem is I need a large band size with a smaller cup size.  When I order the band size I need, they make the cup larger even tho they claim it's the same cup size for every band size.  But my experience has been, a 38B bra cup is larger than a 34B bra cup, even tho it shouldn't be.  A B cup should be a B cup no matter the band size.

 

But I have had good luck finding bras I like at the above website.  They carry a very large range of styles and sizes.