Question 1

What is a sizer?

Accepted Answer

A sizer is a soft silicone shape used to help you visualise and compare different size options at home.

Question 2

Will this show my exact final look?

Accepted Answer

No. My Dream Size helps with visualisation only. How a size looks can vary with body shape and many personal factors.

Question 3

Can I wear the sizers under clothing?

Accepted Answer

Yes. They are designed to be used under clothing, so you can see how different sizes may look and feel in a realistic way.

Question 4

How do I choose a size range to start with?

Accepted Answer

Start with the size closest to the look you want, then compare the sizes either side of it to narrow down your preference.

Question 5

Can I buy one size only?

Accepted Answer

Yes. You can choose a full kit or buy individual sizes separately, depending on how many options you want to compare.

Question 6

Can My Dream Size tell me which size to choose?

Accepted Answer

No. My Dream Size does not recommend a size. It helps you see your options so you can understand your own preference.

Question 7

How long does delivery take?

Accepted Answer

Orders are typically produced and dispatched within four days, with express delivery arriving in around five to seven days. Most customers receive their order within nine to eleven days of ordering.

Question 8

Is the packaging discreet?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Orders ship in plain outer packaging with no product description on the outside.

Question 9

Can I return a sizer?

Accepted Answer

For hygiene reasons, opened sizers cannot be returned. Unopened items in original packaging can be returned under our returns policy.

Question 10

What does cc mean?

Accepted Answer

cc means cubic centimetre u2014 a measure of volume. Our sizers run from 200cc to 1200cc in 100cc steps.

Question 11

Does a CC number equal a cup size?

Accepted Answer

No. A cup letter is a bra measurement, and it changes by brand and band. The same CC can look different on different bodies. Compare on yours.

Question 12

Which kit should I start with?

Accepted Answer

Start with the range closest to the look you want. Kit A is 200u2013400cc, Kit B is 500u2013700cc, Kit C is 800u20131000cc, and Kit D is 1100u20131200cc. You can also buy one size at a time.

Question 13

Do kits include a pair of each size?

Accepted Answer

No. Each kit includes one sizer in each listed size u2014 three in Kits A, B and C, and two in Kit D. If you want the same size on both sides, add a matching individual sizer.

Question 14

What bra should I use with a sizer?

Accepted Answer

Use a well-fitting everyday or sports-style bra that holds the sizer centred in the cup. A loose cup lets it shift. A very tight one can flatten the shape.

Question 15

Is a rice bag the same as a sizer?

Accepted Answer

No. A rice bag is a rough homemade volume. A sizer is a soft silicone shape with a set cc size, so you can compare the same volumes again. Both are for visualisation only.

Question 16

Can I try them under my own clothes?

Accepted Answer

Yes. They are designed to be used under clothing. A fitted shirt or swimsuit usually shows more than a loose top. Take your time at home.

Question 17

Why does the same CC look different on me than in photos?

Accepted Answer

Photos are someone else's body. Chest width, skin and tissue all change the look. That is why a comparison on you is the point.

Question 18

Why can two people wear the same CC and look different?

Accepted Answer

The number is the same. The body is not. Chest width, existing tissue and how the sizer sits all change the picture. That is why a comparison on you is the only one that counts.

Question 19

Why is a cup letter not a volume?

Accepted Answer

A cup letter is a bra fit label, not a measure of cubic centimetres. It moves with the band and the brand. Volume is what a CC number names. A letter cannot do that job.

Question 20

Why do bra brands size cups differently?

Accepted Answer

Each brand cuts its cups its own way. A C in one shop can read as a D in another. That is why a letter is a poor target for visualisation. A sizer has a set volume you can try again.

Question 21

Why is a "full C" in one brand not a number?

Accepted Answer

"Full C" is a feeling in that brand's bra, on that band. It is not 300cc or 400cc. There is no reliable chart that turns a letter into a volume. Look at the sizer if you want a number you can actually try.

Question 22

How do I use two neighbouring CCs instead of chasing a cup letter?

Accepted Answer

Pick two sizes next to each other, such as 300 and 400, or 500 and 600. Try one, then the other, under the same clothes. The difference is easier to see than a letter ever is. We do not tell you which to keep.

Question 23

What is the sizer for in this decision?

Accepted Answer

To see and feel a set volume on your body. Not to pick a cup letter. Not to tell you a size. You compare, you notice the look you prefer, you decide in your own time.

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