Busting out with Confidence, Style, & Class
Where can i find clothes to fit my busty figure?
If you’re an average-sized woman with a busty figure, you know how difficult shopping can be. You’re not alone–every day, women with the same body type as you and me are frustrated by clothes that just don’t seem to fit properly. For years, I experienced this frustration first hand; my body is a petite size 8, but my bust line was 36G. Anything I bought made me feel chunky, awkward, or just plain odd-shaped. When I found something that would work, it was makeshift. I could never find anything I could just throw on and feel really comfortable in.
Then Eris Apparel came to the rescue -
Eris Apparel was founded by Mandy Farrow. After her breast reduction (from a 36G to a 36 B), she found shopping for clothing to be really fun. That is something that she had not experienced since high school. As she discovered how well clothes could fit and how wonderful she could feel in them, she wondered why she there wasn’t clothing made to fit her previous figure. Mandy wanted every woman to feel happy about shopping and their bodies.
Originally, she had assumed that she could find clothing for the busty figure, purchase it wholesale, and develop a marketing strategy that could get this clothing to the people who need it. After extensive research, she found that this sizing didn’t exist. There was only one thing to be done…create a line of clothing from scratch.
But where to begin? Mandy drew up several design ideas of items that she would have loved to have fit her properly. While she was designing, she was also carefully researching what she would need to do to begin a business. After much research and consulting, she began the long process of having the designs made into production patterns.
Mandy decided on a pattern maker, and they went to work. The patterns were to mimic average sizing standards of regular misses clothing. The arms, neck, back and waist measurements were designed to be the same as regular misses sizes, but the bust-line was built out an additional 4″. It took many attempts to get the extra material in the bust positioned just right. Several revisions and many months later, the patterns were approved for production.
Fabrics, inputs and sewing facilities were chosen. The garments were put into production and are now available for purchase on our website.
