[AbiDrew85]

I think that the size charts of most US brands (which of course don't always agree) would put you at a 32F if your inches are correct. Even If I am totally wrong, that's only 1 cup size different from a G (except in brands that make FF)

As I recently found out when I went shopping for a bra last week, however, those charts are completely wrong! I was shopping for a new bra because my 34 bands were riding around on my chest, so I needed to go down a band size. The size chart on the bras I ended up buying would have put me in a 36 band. I didn't bother even trying that on because I KNEW that was wrong. I put on the 32 band, and, whaddaya know, band == perfect fit. Cup's a little big, but it's got firm enough padding to do what I need a bra for right now - nipple protection.

Even though I don't even completely fill an A cup yet and most definitely do not need support, I have incredibly sensitive nipples and desperately need to protect them from chafing from even the gentlest fabrics. Whatever is directly against them needs to NOT MOVE. Or simply have nothing against them at all as is the case when I'm lounging around the house in my XL men's t-shirts. AKA my tents.