It's recommended to measure your bra size every 6-12 months, as factors like weight fluctuations, hormonal changes, and aging can affect your breast shape and size.

Yes, you can measure your bra size at home accurately using a measuring tape and following proper bra fitting guides. However, to be absolutely sure your results are accurate it's also advisable to get professionally fitted.

If your calculated size falls between two sizes, try bras in both sizes to see which provides the best fit. Different brands and styles may fit differently based on your breast shape, so experimentation may be necessary..

Yes, if you've undergone breast surgery such as augmentation, reduction, or reconstruction, it's essential to re-measure for an accurate bra size after any significant changes to your breast size or shape.

During pregnancy and nursing, your breast size can change significantly. It's recommended to take new measurements periodically throughout pregnancy and after giving birth to ensure proper support.

If you're unsure about your measurements or calculated size, don't hesitate to seek assistance from a professional bra fitter or contact us at info@olyinka.com for personalized guidance based on your unique body shape and preferences.

A well-fitting bra should feel comfortable with properly adjusted shoulder straps without digging into your skin or causing bulges. The band should fit snugly around your ribcage, and the cups should fully encase your breasts without spillage or gaps.

Many women unknowingly wear the wrong size for years, which can lead to discomfort and improper support. It's never too late to take an accurate measurement and invest in bras that fit correctly for improved comfort.