Thursday, September 9, 2010

iphones break out of the Bra Matrix


Bra-Fitter on iPhone

Have you ever felt overwhelmed when in a bra store, unable to remember what it means when the band is riding up ? Ever wished you had the bra size calculator and converter on you at all times ? If you have an iPhone, you can. The Bra Fitter App is bra fitting wisdom in a (red) pill.

    Made by Kasica of Stanikomania, the app is of course based on the doctrine of snug supportive bands. And your breasts will never be out of range, since the app isn´t just limited to 75A-80D.

    The Bra-Fitter iPhone App shows you how to measure yourself correctly, shows the most probable size plus a couple more you should try. These measurements can be translated intomost of the world´s sizing systems. It also gives tips on how a well-fitted bra should lie on you.




For those of you with iPhone, I´d love to know how you liked the Bra Fitter !





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4 comments:

  1. I've just sent that to all of my friends. Thank you for such a great blog! (I'm currently reading backwards. I've gotten to August of 2008 so far.)

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  2. I wish your friends good luck with the bra fitting of your friends !

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  3. Hi! I recently got this app for my device. I tried verifying the bra size recommendations, although with some measurements they are the same with the tables and measurements you provide in your site, other measurements are different. A case in point is my own measurement where I place 65cm for underbust and 77cm for overbust. I usually get a 28C with your tables, yet this app gives me 30A size recommendation. I don't know where the app based its bra size recommendations, and am having doubts now whether its correct.


    Whatcha think? Want me to try out other measurements? Let me know!

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  4. Hi msam, good to know that the app doesn´t agree with the tables on here ! I don´t have an iphone so I couldn´t test it. However, my mantra is: when in doubt, get the smaller band and the bigger cup. So I wouldn´t recommend the 30A.

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