Proform Overview

Quality: DressTech's premium breast forms are made in the USA.

Premium Features: These fully-featured forms have superior nipple detail and textured skin, so they look great under mesh or sheer outfits. They're also filled with extra-soft platinum silicone for realistic feel and movement, and they'll stay supple for the life of the forms.

More Attachment Options:

· Compatible with DressTech Breast Form Adhesive for maximum holding power.

· Proform Precision Tapes are die-cut to fit each size/shape of the Proform breast forms, so you can go braless with just one piece!

· Comfort Grip gel pads are made from medical-grade self-adhesive silicone for those with sensitive skin, or anyone desiring more comfort.

Customizable: Dress them up with Proform Perks self-adhesive nipples, nipple piercings or temporary tattoos! DressTech manufactures a range of accessories for the Proform line.

Proform Size Guide

Step 1: Determine your band size

Measure your chest circumference approximately two inches below the nipples. Round the measurement to the nearest whole number of inches. If the number is even, add four inches. Add 5 inches if it's odd. This is your bra band size.

Example: If you measured 32.25″, you would round to 32″ and add 4 more inches to get 36″. If you measured 34.75″, you would round to 35″ and add 5 more inches to get 40″.

Note: Why is this so confusing? Well, bra sizing was originally measured across the fullest part of the breast. Shortly after WWII, the whole world switched to measuring just beneath the breast. However, US bra manufactures refused to adjust their bra sizing, so we have to add 4 or 5 inches. The “Plus 4” method was devised as a temporary fix and has persisted to this day.

Step 2: Pick your desired cup size

Consider the following cup size to get you into the ballpark:

A or B cup looks natural on a slim figure and won’t attract too much attention.

C or D cup looks attractive and balanced on average body types.

DD or larger tends to look best on larger, curvy figures.

The best cup size is a matter of personal preference; there’s no right or wrong answer. Smaller breasts are more comfortable to wear for extended periods and may attract less attention when trying to pass in public. However, larger breasts will help your sexy evening attire pop. Think about your habits and goals, then pick a cup size that works for you.

Step 3: Find your breast form size

Use the size chart above to find your recommended breast form size.