I’m a size 24L and no one ever believes me – here’s how to tell if your bra ACTUALLY fits | The Sun

A WOMAN who is a size 24L in bras has revealed how to tell if your bra is fitting correctly.

Madison Alexandra is often mistaken for a B cup but she revealed her unusual size totally makes sense when you know how a bra should fit.



She wrote: "You look like a B cup," but she went on to explain why this was wrong.

Madison said: "This is me in a 34B.

"Let me show you why it's wrong.

"If you raise your arms, and the bra comes with you, it means that it's (the band) way too big for you.

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"This thing has to be snug to your body to actually, like, grab onto your boobs.

"My boobs are actually starting to come out of it."

The brunette beauty went on to explain that the band should be tight enough that it keeps your boobs in place even if the straps come off.

However, as she tightened the 34B bra band her boobs started to spill out of the cups, proving the cup size was too small.

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She then showed how a 24L fit on her body and you could immediately see the difference.

The band of the bra was tight against her body keeping her boobs up even when the straps weren't on the shoulders.

"All of this lift is coming from the band," she explained.

"I pull the straps down, my boobs are still up."

The video posted to her TikTok account @madisonxalexandra has since gone viral with over 370k views and over 30k likes.

Women were quick to share their thoughts in the comments with some agreeing with Madison while others said a tight band hurt too much.

One person wrote: "Honestly this kind of stuff should be offered as seminars for 16-20 yos in high school/college."

Another commented: "Buying a 32DDD and stopping trying to squeeze into a 34C changed my life."

"Damn, this is magic. I need to go to a proper place," penned a third.

Meanwhile a fourth said: "My back rolls beg to differ."

"But it hurts so much,” claimed a fifth.

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Someone else added: "I get this but when the back is tight it digs into my skin."

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