A kind reminder from the Miseczki team: our bodies can change over time! If you're struggling with getting the right bra fit, consider remeasuring yourself and use the tips below.

1. Be Mindful of Tissue and Shape: Your specific breast shape and tissue density will impact which cup size fits you most comfortably. If your tissue is more dense or you have augmented breasts, you may need to size up a cup or even two in some styles. If your tissue is less dense, your breasts will compress more in the cup and you may want to go down a cup size.

2. Take Your Band Preference into Account: The bands in Polish bras tend to run tight and stiff compared to other brands. If you are used to very snug bands, your typical band size may work perfectly. If you are not, you may want to band size up in Polish brands. When making size adjustments, remember that if you size up in the band for a bra, you will need to size down in the cup in order to maintain the same cup volume as the original size.

3. Adjust Your Size Per Style As Needed. You will not be the exact same size in every bra style and brand. Look out for Miseczki's fit notes for each bra, as there are variations in fit by brand and style.

For example, let's say you try a 34H(75FF) in an Ewa Michalak style and find that the cup fits well but the band is too tight. Go down a cup to maintain the same cup volume with a larger band to 36G(80F). Let's say you find that both the band and cup are just a little too small. Adjusting to 36H(80FF) will go one cup and one band size up.