Crimson Obsession Burgundy PU Lingerie Set
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Lingerie isn’t like your everyday bra—it’s all about feeling sexy, confident, and comfortable. The good news? Most pieces are designed with more flexible sizing to fit a wider range of body shapes. That being said, picking the right size still matters if you want that perfect mix of fit, comfort, and allure.
1. Know Your Basic Measurements: Band & Bust
Even though Sexy Lingerie is more forgiving with sizing, getting a rough idea of your measurements will make shopping a lot easier. Here’s a quick way to measure yourself:
| Under Bust (in inches) | 24-26” | 26-28” | 28-30” | 30-32” | 32-34” | 34-36” |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Your band size is: | 30 | 32 | 34 | 36 | 38 | 40 |
- Band Size: Wrap a measuring tape snugly around your ribcage, right under your bust. Keep it straight and level, but don’t pull too tight.
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Bust Size: Measure around the fullest part of your chest, keeping the tape straight but not squeezing too much—you want a natural fit!
2. Understanding Cup Size & Lingerie’s Flexibility
Cup sizes are usually determined by subtracting your band size from your bust size (which gives you an A, B, C, D, etc.). But here’s the thing—Best Lingerie isn’t as strict about this as your everyday bras. Many styles use stretch fabrics, lace, or adjustable straps, making the fit way more flexible. So instead of stressing over the perfect cup size, focus on the overall fit and how it feels on your body.
3. Pay Attention to Adjustable Features
Since lingerie is designed for different body shapes, most styles come with extra flexibility, like:
- Adjustable straps & tie-ups: Perfect for customizing the fit, whether you want it tighter or looser.
- Stretchy fabrics: Lace, mesh, and satin often have a little give, making it easier to fit different sizes.
- One-piece designs: Bodysuits, open-cup styles, and cut-outs don’t always need an exact size match, which means more room for comfort.
4. Choose Your Size Based on Your Preference
Even with all this flexibility, your personal preference matters most. Want a more sculpted, form-fitting look? Go for a smaller size. Prefer a relaxed, comfy fit? A slightly looser option might be best. No right or wrong here—just what makes you feel amazing!
At the end of the day, lingerie should make you feel confident and sexy, not restricted or uncomfortable. So take your time, find a style that makes you feel incredible, and enjoy the experience! 💖
| Size | Under Bust (Inch) | Panty Waist (Inch) | US Cup | EU Cup | Weight (lbs) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| S | 28-30 | 24-26 | 32B, 32C | 70B, 70C | 90-120 |
| M | 30-32 | 26-28 | 34B, 34C | 75B, 75C | 120-140 |
| L | 32-34 | 28-30 | 36B, 36C | 80B, 80C | 140-160 |
| XL | 34-36 | 30-32 | 38B, 38C | 85B, 85C | 160-180 |
| XXL | 36-38 | 32-34 | 40B, 40C | 90B, 90C | 180-200 |
| XXXL | 38-40 | 34-36 | 42B, 42C | 95B, 95C | 200-220 |
| S | 71-76 | 61-66 | 70B, 70C | 70B, 70C | 41-54 |
| M | 76-81 | 66-71 | 75B, 75C | 75B, 75C | 54-64 |
| L | 81-86 | 71-76 | 80B, 80C | 80B, 80C | 64-73 |
| XL | 86-91 | 76-81 | 85B, 85C | 85B, 85C | 73-82 |
| XXL | 91-97 | 81-86 | 90B, 90C | 90B, 90C | 82-91 |
| XXXL | 97-102 | 86-91 | 95B, 95C | 95B, 95C | 91-100 |
Size Guide: Please choose your size based on both your underbust (measurement around the ribcage) and panty waist. If your weight is closer to the range but the waist measurement is larger, you may need to size up.
For example, if your weight is 120 lbs, but your waist is 33 inches, you might need to choose size M.
If you're unsure about how to pick the right size, feel free to contact us for further assistance!
