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Boopie · 12 March 2009, 01:57 PM

I have been getting fitted at Nordstrom for probably 15 years. I have found their advice to be generally good. This is through weight gains for 2 kids and subsequent weight loss. The size does vary by brand. I think they told me that the D in the smaller size is the equivalent of a C in the next larger (e.g. 32D + 36C), in many brands. This makes sense, as it's hard to get a universal size in any piece of women's clothing, unlike men's sizes that run by inches (e.g. 34 X 34 pants). You just have to go with what's comfortable.

12 March 2009, 01:57 PM	#11
Boopie "TRF" Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Beverly Hills, CA Watch: Yachtmaster Posts: 3,952	I have been getting fitted at Nordstrom for probably 15 years. I have found their advice to be generally good. This is through weight gains for 2 kids and subsequent weight loss. The size does vary by brand. I think they told me that the D in the smaller size is the equivalent of a C in the next larger (e.g. 32D + 36C), in many brands. This makes sense, as it's hard to get a universal size in any piece of women's clothing, unlike men's sizes that run by inches (e.g. 34 X 34 pants). You just have to go with what's comfortable.

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