I tried a smaller cup size

[Gino]

First let me preface this by saying I like my breasts, I'm not ashamed of them at all but do not go out in clothing selected to raise eyebrows nor do I deliberately try concealment like wearing a sports bra which are Waayyy too warm in the far south. 

My boobs are what they are and my main purposes for wearing a bra are to keep my boobs warmer because they're always cold, and to insulate them from rubbing against my tee shirt.  I also like the effect that wearing a bra is like getting a continuous hug.

Daily I wear and fit perfectly an underwired and unlined 36B and I get no overflow / spillage nor loose flapping cups. Recently on a lark I ordered a Victoria's secret demi 36A and I like the effect. My boobs burst out with plenty of spillage and they look like the gals in bra adverts :-). 

Add to that even though my GF adores my breasts in my standard size bra she really appreciated the new spillage look. I'm now tempted to buy a few more but finding my preferred style in an unlined demi and an A cup is going to be a chore and for a wearing in home only garment that may get expensive.  

Has anyone else tried a smaller cup than their regular size? 

[Parity]

Based on true bra sizing that is like going down two sizes.  I guess that would happen. 
For me I figure its time to buy new bras when that happens.

[JTL]

I'm between and an A and B. I do think the smaller cup looks better. But it is difficult to find an unlined cup. I'm always on the lookout for one. But most bras in the smaller cup sizes are lined with foam. It's a no go for me. The padding feels nice, and even looks nice, but I don't want to go out in public looking bigger than I am. 

[Dudewithboobs]

A smaller cup size I feel I spill out far too easily and a smaller band is my preferred go to. My true size should be a 36B but a 34C keeps my breasts pressed a bit more with quality support and shape still with no discomfort to myself in the day. 

[Johndoe1]

I can't get away with a smaller cup. Too much quad boob and trying to keep everything from falling out.