What constitutes a proper fit?

		The cups should fully contain the breast tissue - too small if you spill out - too big if there is gapping and wrinkling of the fabric.
		The center front should rest close to the chest bone.
		The bra band should feel comfortably snug - not so tight that the back binds - not so loose that the back would ride up.
		The bra should stay in place as you bend and stretch.
		The straps should not slip off or dig into your shoulders.
		Bras are worn under, so try your clothes over. This is the ultimate test of appearance and comfort.

You should be fitted by a professional if...

		you look droopy
		your cups gap or are wrinkled
		you are bulging out of the cups
		your bra is riding up in the back
		you are constantly adjusting falling bra straps
		your bra straps digs into your shoulders
		you have the appearance of back fat
		you are not comfortable
		you haven't been fitted in one year