my bust size is a 32 but this is 33 and i cant find a small do you think one inch will make a difference? i cant decide if i should buy it
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One inch can be a significant difference in clothing; however, if that is the only difference, I would seriously consider purchasing this. Ask yourself this: how tight do you want your clothing? If you can guarantee your measurements will never change and you want it skin-tight then do not make the purchase because you will be seriously disappointed but if you are like the rest of the world, I would buy it.
487432
Sorry. I misread. I thought you wrote you have a 38" chest. If you have a 35" chest you should get a small.
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I am looking for small size. My bra size is 32. what is the exact size for MB?
1892134
I'm 5'4", 150 pounds, ordered a small, but had to return it for a medium. That its perfect for me. A little snug, but very comfortable. Haven't actually used it yet though, but am confident it will work great. I would think, unless you are bigger busted, a small would probably fit you nicely.
605993
Well im a size 34d and i got the s/m one. It can adjust to be smaller or bigger, so unless ur a 40 ee cup itd prolly fit
644394
I ordered the Large considering I am a 40-42 chest... works just fine... you might need to have someone do the initial adjustment/fitting with you.
1287766
Here are my thoughts. I'm a 32" waist and a 42" chest. I only weigh about 158-160 lbs. However, I'm 5'10". The legs definitely aren't an issue on the suit since it comes only below the knee (not a full leg suit). I think the medium is right for your waist and shoulders also. Are you (forgive me for putting it this way) "only 5'5" because of a shorter torso or shorter legs? If you simply have short legs, then the medium would probably still be perfect. However, if your legs are longer and your torso is shorter, it might be only a slight issue. All that said, given your chest and waist, the small would still probably be constricting. I'd say to contact the seller in advance and tell them your concerns. That's exactly what I did and they were tremendously helpful (and right) about the sizing.
891729
I am a female with a 38 chest but I have the small/medium. It works great. As another reviewer said you slide your arm through and tighten it. i think you might want to try the large/xlarge. Call the company and ask them.
381705
I find that hard to respond to since the measurement needed for this product is the HIPS, which are wider than the waist. More than likely though you'll require a medium, but you really need to measure your HIPS to be positive. Myself, I have a 29 inch waist, but 33-33 1/2 HIPS. Initially, I went with a medium, but I found more support in a small.
121667
It might. It should adapt to your hips by the shape. I would recommend a medium if your bust size is 32 or larger. These are tight fitting, yet comfortable
1395716
I just read another answer and see that your initial reason for the question (opposite answers/reviews) is still a problem. So, let me try and be a little bit more specific. While the wrap fits well on me and I'm a larger woman (16/18) I'm also proportioned evenly. In other words, I don't look like I wear a size 18...I probably look more like a 14. I think if you're proportioned unevenly, then you may have issues with the wrap staying closed; especially if you're more pear shaped. Also, if you're larger than a size 18 or 38D bust, you'll probably feel like it's too small.
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Hi Dee, I'm the absolute opposite of busty but I think it would work for all shapes and sizes. The harness has two different ways it can be buckled in the chest area, one for women and one for men. I have mine configured the suggested way for females and its fully adjustable across the bust line and stops the straps falling off your shoulders. It's a fantastic harness. I run a Honda 4 stroke line trimmer or a huge 53cc Shindaiwa Brush Cutter off mine for around 5 hours at a time, with no fatigue at all, and I'm only 5'3". I know its pretty much the most expensive harness out there but it's worth the money. My only complaint about it are the rather inadequate instructions which are in the form of pictures and leave a lot questions unanswered. It took me awhile to get the harness sitting properly but once I did it was absolutely brilliant! I bought mine through Amazon because it retails for about $250 here in Oz. Truthfully though, I'd pay the $250 for it anyway... it's worth it! Hope this helps a bit and feel free to ask any other questions. Cheers Sue
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In my opinion, it's more about your overall build than just your chest size. If you are a "stocky" build and have broad shoulders, you will probably want the larger size. However, if you are slim and have shoulders that are about the same width as you hips, then you probably would do better with the smaller size. If you think you are are somewhere in between those descriptions, I would buy the smaller one and try it first. Sizing these braces is not an exact science - as you can tell.
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Well, I am a 32-B in bra size and I'm a fairly small person with a thin skeletal frame. I ordered an Extra Small and, at first, thought it was just too small because it really pressed against my breasts. So then I ordered a Small and realized it was too big to do the therapeutic work I needed. I wasn't wearing this as just a sports bra, I was having real pain in my upper shoulders and across my chest when at the keyboard. I wear this bra to help with that and it really, really has helped (I've been at the keyboard for hours today and am not wearing it; I now only wear it occasionally). But it had to be tight to do the job. The company is really good about returns; I had no trouble returning the Small and getting a second Xtra Small. Hope this helps!
354112
I bought a L and I wear a 38DD bra. It fit me smoothly, not snug, not baggy.
788420
It depends on the color of your bra, if it is padded, and the color of the shirt you will wear over it. When in doubt, get the color closest to your natural skin tone and you won't have to worry!
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In my opinion, no. I don't have TONS of experience, but...if you're on the fence, go smaller. I'd think if the one you have fits well, I'd maybe keep that size in your new one.