UP ALL NIGHT, by Rhonda Shear (SIGNED)

Rhonda Shear Intimates are created with love for all shapes and sizes, and are designed to help you look and feel your best no matter what the occasion . Please see below for helpful tips to finding your perfect fit by Rhonda Shear!

 

Size	Dress	Waist	Hips	Bust	Weight
XS	0-2	25½	35½	30-32	90-110lbs
S	4-6	26½-27½	36½-37½	32-34	115-130lbs
M	6-8	28½-30	38½-39½	35-37	135-150lbs
L	10-12	31½-33	41-42½	38-40	155-180lbs
XL	14-16	34½-36	44-45½	41-42	185-200lbs
1X	16-18w	37-39	46-48	43-45	205-230lbs
2X	20-22w	41-43	49-51	46-49	235-275lbs
3X	24-26w	44-47	52-55	50-52	280-320lbs
4X	28-30w	48-50	56-58	54-56	325-360lbs

A woman's body shape and size will continue to change throughout her life, and it is important to periodically be fitted. Knowing your size in intimate apparel can be especially important as wearing the wrong size or style for your unique shape can lead to unflattering looks and discomfort.

 

Shopping for undergarments is about as personal as shopping gets, and everyone has their own personal preference for comfort and compression. When searching for the perfect bra keep in mind that there are many different styles to choose from and some will work better for you than others, even in the same size, so when possible try on several styles in your size to see what works best. In my Ahh styles for example, I can wear anywhere from a Medium to XL comfortably. Find your Ahh Moment by finding what makes you comfortable!

 

This chart is a great starting point on your way to that Ahh Moment!

 

Using a soft measuring tape measure the following as instructed:

• Bust Measure: Measure around the fullest point of your bust (we recommend doing this without a bra, or with an unpadded bra for the most accurate measure).
• Waist Measure: Measure at the natural waistline; just under your ribcage.
• Hip Measure: Measure around the fullest point of your hips and seat.
• Bra Measure: Start by measuring tightly directly under your bust, take this number and add 3, this gives you the size (for example if you were to measure 33 around, you would be a 36). Then measure from the center or fullest part of the breast down to under the bust. Each inch is equal to one cup size (A=1, B=2, C=3, D=4, DD=5, DDD=6, etc; for example, if you measure 3 from the center of the bust, the cup size would be C). Combine these two aspects for your basic bra size in this case 36C.

 

Size	Dress	Band	Cup
XS	0-2	30-32	A-C
S	4-6	34-36	A-C
M	6-8	36-38	B-DD
L	10-12	38-40	B-DD
XL	14-16	40-42	B-DDD
1X	16-18w	42-44	C-DDD
2X	20-22w	44-46	C-DDD
3X	24-26w	46-48	C-DDD
4X	28-30w	50-52	D-DDD

 

Do you have questions, comments, or ideas? Contact Us!

We hope you find your Ahh Moment!