I bought this bra secondhand from my model idol and mentor, Anita De Bauch. The bra does not come in cup sizes smaller than B and as it has a "sweatergirl" aesthetic, it requires a bit of breast volume to fill the cups. I had to order the A1077 Bullet Bra Pads from WKD to get a well-shaped pointy look https://d28qt14g3opchh.cloudfront.net/smileys/icon_smile.gif" alt=":)" />

Do note that since they make these bras true to their original vintage pattern, stretch is very minimal, so initially the non-stretchiness of the bra band was unusual for me.

Thinking back, I'm thankful I got this secondhand, instead of settling for a 30B (which I never even knew they offered!) that may end up being too tight for me to wear.

Updated on Jan 14, 2014 Flag this

• How did you measure the depth of this bra? Did you measure all the into the pointy part or did you round it out?

• LeProfessor Oh man, this was years ago. I think I did not round it out, after all, I've seen some natural torpedo tits fit it.

• I have been looking at WKD bras for a long time now...their costumer service was very unhelpful at helping me choose a size. I perhaps would choose something a bit less point, but oh man do I love their retro garb! I have always been so unsure of their sizing....

• LeProfessor I don't think most people fill out the cups anyway, that's why we use a cone pad by WKD or sew one yourself.

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