The Backstory: \r
I am 27 years old with a petite body and a well endowed chest. I always felt that I was in a constant state of ""size identify crisis"" brought on by bra fitters at Macy's, Victoria's Secret, and various other department stores. How can you be a 36D, 34DD, 32DDD all at once?\r
The Catalyst: \r
With the onslaught of fashion shows, bra fitting expose's that proclaim 80% of women are wearing the wrong size, and a particular bad day that included my bra straps slipping off my shoulders at a rate of once every 5 minutes, I decided to take action. I went online, looked up bra fitting, and stumbled upon Linda's Bra Salon in a NY Times article. I contacted Linda's Bra Salon online and made an appointment for me and two girlfriends.\r
The Experience: \r
Linda's staff was prompt and friendly in their response to my appointment email. After setting up an appointment, they provided detailed directions and subway options, which helped since we were coming from out of town. Bad weather and traffic caused us to be over an hour late; however, when we reached the store, Linda and her staff quickly accommodated us without a fuss! Linda fitted me personally (how often does the owner of a store tend to its customers), and told me to my utter amazement that my band size was a 30! I did not even know that size existed! She came in with many bras and after going through a couple letters of the alphabet, she dubbed me a 30G with a super sleek Chantelle bra. Ladies, nothing makes you feel more confident and proud of your body, than a bra that fits. My girlfriends were fitted by Linda as well, and found out that they too were wearing the wrong size! \r
The Conlusion:\r
It was an uplifting experience for the three of us! Do yourself a favor and go. The fitting is free and fun. Buying bras is the expensive part, but they are investment you have to make for your body. Linda said ""You are the lucky ones, there are women who are 65 that have never had a bra that fit.""
Pros: Customer Service, Cozy Atmosphere, Beautiful selection, Proximity to Subway
Cons: Bras can get expensive!
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