I went to this store hoping to find a good fitting bra and was specific that I did not want underwires because they bite into my boobs. I wasn't sure of my size because that's changed and depending on the manufacture, you cannot tell. It's why I hate online shopping. I'm short and small framed but have always been top heavy for my size and now that I am getting older, having a comfortable yet supporting bra is more important. Here's what I found here ladies... Both the sales ladies tried to get me to buy what they wanted me to have and would NOT let me even try on a size that I asked for that was larger than their little tape measure determined around my ribs. They put me in bras that were too tight, and/or that I was completely spilling out of. When I told them the fit was fine "as long as breathing was optional", and I needed a bigger size, I was instead presented with an underwire bra that was not only NOT the size I asked for, but one THEY deemed "cute". I put it on to humor them. Honestly, I hated it. Then I changed back into my clothes and left. The whole experience felt like high school hazing. I think they believed that if I just got into the "right" bra as determined by them, I would see it their way. Here's the issue... THAT IS TERRIBLE CUSTOMER SERVICE!!! I don't happen to have body shaming issues. It's a really good thing. Perhaps you do. I just hate shopping! So, ladies... save yourself some money on therapy. Do what I did... just go over to Walmart where you can try on everything you want without any "help" from anyone until you find something that fits. You won't feel pressured to buy anything you don't actually want and nobody is going to give you disapproving looks, or withhold the garments like you are defiling their children, or prevent you from doing it yourself. And you might not have any more luck there either, but it won't be because you have to fit into what someone ELSE's idea of what you can have/try and nobody is going to shop block you from wearing what you want! read more