Anais Low Balconette Bra Chambray

Determining Your Best Fit:

Read Reviews: Pay close attention to reviews that mention specific size comparisons between the reviewer's usual size and the Anais Balconette.
Breast Shape is Key: The shape and fullness of your breasts will significantly influence whether you need to adjust the cup size.
Journelle's Size Chart: While it's a starting point, remember that individual fit can vary.
Sister Sizing: Knowing your sister sizes (e.g., 34C = 32D = 36B) will give you more options to try.
5. When You're Between Sizes:

Prioritize Band Fit: A comfortably snug band is essential for support. It's usually better to have a band that's a little roomy (and can be fastened on a tighter hook) than one that's too tight.
Slightly Larger is Often Better: It's generally easier to make minor adjustments to a slightly larger bra than to make a too-small bra work comfortably.
In a nutshell for the Journelle Anais Balconette:

Almost certainly go up one band size.
Cup size is more dependent on your breast shape and fullness. If you're fuller, consider going up a cup; if shallower, your usual cup or down one from your usual after increasing the band size might be okay.
**If you have narrow shoulders, this bra may not work for you.**
If you don't like pointy cups, this bra may not work for you