New York Times article on small boobs and bras

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A bra from The Little Bra Company

One issue I have with petite-focused bra companies is that though many have smaller back sizes in 28s and 30s, most don't go over a B cup.  So where are all the women with small backs but larger cup sizes supposed to shop?  Though I've been fitted for a 30B from The Little Bra Company, the "girls" look like they're going to spill out of the cups in some styles (we're talking about lingerie ad boobs here), so I have a feeling that I might be a 30C in some styles (which would fit me better than their 32B).  Also, there are some petite bra brands which don't make anything smaller than a 32 (Triumph, I am looking at you).  If you're supposed to be "petite" shouldn't you be making smaller band sizes?  Just a thought.

Introducing the Delilah Bra From

The Delilah Bra is now available at Lula Lu Petites! This bra, which is slightly padded and great for those of us who're tiny, comes in sizes 32AA to 38AA and 32A to 36A and available in three colours (white, "nude" and black). The unwired bra is made with organic cotton, which is great as it allows the skin to "breathe." Though this is all good, the sizing is also very limited. One would expect that a lingerie store and brand which caters to petites would have band sizes smaller than a 32. I would suggest that they add these smaller bands as well as increase the cup size availability to a B.