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[turnonmyheels]

Happy birthday dancetomato

Once again Victoria's secret has discontinued the only fucking bra in the world that fits me. Bio-fit bras now have a specially textured inner cup to make the bra stay in place. It feels disgusting against my skin.

Fie upon thee

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ETAIf you have bra suggestions, here are my requirements. There are other far more well-endowed ladies in the comments who will take recommendations as well. Victoria's Secret has not just discontinued my preferred Bio-Fit but also the Incredible Line The problem with my size [36B] is manufacturer's assume I want enough padding to look a cup bigger AND that I want it pushed up to my nose. I don't want either of these things actually. I want a bra where: * the cup fits -- sounds simple but it's a problem for me, A's are all too small. A lot B's are too big, I nearly always have to buy a demi-cup to get the right fit for my breasts * the cup is *lined* so my nipples don't poke out * The straps are about 1/4 inch wide, any narrower and they cut into my skin, any wider and it's over-kill and shows under my v-neck t-shirts * under-wire * the elastic in the straps and band don't wear in 3 months. Maybe I need to write a letter to all bra makers every where.

Comments

[crazydiamondsue.livejournal.com]

I'm a 36DD and dear Lord do I hear you on the more variety than black and white! I've actually had good luck with eBay recently -- I bought a purple lace VS bra that fits great, but it's a pretty bra. Lilyette is another brand that works for me, they have the one t-shirt bra (and it's purple!) that I don't climb out of until the end of the day. The straps are also padded and super comfortable. I've never had luck finding a sports bra that actually supports me without bounce while I work out, how 'bout you?

[moosesal.livejournal.com]

For sports bras, I highly recommend going to www.titlenine.com. You can shop by cup size and support level. And they use real women to test the bras every year. I like Moving Comfort bras and have picked up a couple that hold me down. And the nice thing at T9 is they've got more than just the pull over styles. It might be easy to pull a bra down over As or Bs, but with DDs I find them really hard to get out of. So I like bras that have a clasp in the back.

Check out this one: http://www.titlenine.com/product/sports-bras-at-title-nine/shop-sports-bras-by-cup-size/dd-cup-bras/310125.do?sortby=ourPicks&page=2

And T9 is really easy with returns too.

[crazydiamondsue.livejournal.com]

Thanks, Sal! And I agree -- peeling off a DD bra after working out is unpleasant.

[azewewish.livejournal.com]

I'm the same size you are (36DD) and oh my GOD, finding comfortable, lined bras that aren't designed to put my cleavage up to my nose are a pain in the ass to find. As are great workout bras (although I did find an amazing one at Ross once, go figure - I can do jumping jacks in the damn thing, that's how awesome it is) that don't make me feel like I'm bouncing all over the place.

I'll definitely check out Lilyette.

[crazydiamondsue.livejournal.com]

This is the lined bra I bought from Lilyette: http://www.maidenform.com/bras/styles/all-bras/lilyette-custom-lift-full-support-bra-0812?cm_mmc=Shopping-_-0812-TLN-36DD-_-Lilyette-_-0812-TLN-36DD&srccode=cii_13736960&cpncode=30-28769750-2

That website has great prices, too. When I buy Lilyette from department stores, they run $30 to $40. They also have (hold your pearls!) comfortable minimizer bras. Yes! I know it's an oxymoron! But they work and they don't squish, so great for form-fitting blouses or the smalls I need for my arms, waist and back but can't wear for my boobs!

I, too, have found random "finds" at Ross, never to be repeated!

[azewewish.livejournal.com]

Wait, what?!!! A comfortable minimizer bra?!?! Okay, you have officially made my day, no lie. I'm so checking out the website & doing some shopping when I get home. :D :D