WHILE having a smaller bust might be viewed as a blessing by some, one woman shared her struggles when it comes to finding tops that fit properly.
Leah, who says she’s part of the itty bitty titty committee, is a body positive advocate and is even coming out with her own clothing brand just for people with smaller busts.
But none of this means it’s easy for her to find clothes from other retailers as she often finds they don’t fit around her chest the right way.
Taking to her social media account, she brought viewers along with her to demonstrate how difficult this can be.
Climbing the escalator at a shopping centre, she said: “Shopping as a AAA cup girl… Come with me”.
She then walked into a store and took a video of herself in the dressing room, where she changed into a salmon-pink coloured vest top.
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The bra cup on it was far too big for her chest, making the outfit look awkward.
“The size of the cups, come on,” she wrote over this with a sweating emoji.”Well that’s a definite no”.
In the caption, she added: “Its always a waste of my time,” alongside a sad emoji.
People flocked to the comments section to share their thoughts over her dilemma as one person wrote: “mine are too big so nothing fits either”.
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Another claimed: “AAA isn’t even a cup anymore,” to which TikTok user @_mystylediary replied: “this is true tho… I went to a bra shop recently and they didn’t even stock A cup full stop so A isn’t even a cup anymore”.
One person suggested a place that could be better suited to what she’s looking for as they said: “I find Hollister is soo good for smaller chests!! I am double AA and have some really flattering clothes from them.”
She replied: “Oh that’s amazing- i will definitely give it a try,” followed by a red heart emoji.
“I’m so glad you have shared this because no one ever talks about this problem for smaller chested girls!!” another person said with a sad emoji.
Leah replied: “It’s so annoying – I give up going to shops,” with a crying emoji and a red heart emoji.
And another added: “I’m an A cup, and I feel like giving up on that type of tops”.
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