Has anyone ever found a comfortable bra?
#221
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Join Date: Nov 2010
Location: Port Charlotte, Fl
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I have found that JMS with gel straps some of them are confortable and I don't like the wires either they cut you in half. I go for comfort because we spend so much time in them and to think when your growing up you can't wait to wear one. Good Luck. Sue
#222
Was well-endowed since age 14. After many, many years of ill-fitting bras, indention depressions in my shoulders which are permanent and chronic back pain, I decided to have a breast reduction. Now my blouses don't pop open, or I have to pin them or get a larger size blouse. And I can wear a bra comfortably. I wish I had the surgery many, many years ago... of course, it is not for everyone, but truly worked for me.
#224
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Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Florida
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well, I see here, we have 15 pages all about the one garment that is: all about women!
I used to have a lot of these issues...and No! I am not about to tell you about a comfortable bra.
I can't wear any bra snug enough to stay in place, except a sports bra, and we all know what they do for your figure :thumbdown: :thumbdown:
I have chronic stomach problems and I can't stand, (and I mean, I will develop a migraine and start vomiting!)...anything pressing on my stomach or abdomen.
Not that I have anything pressing on my abdomen...not as long as I keep my sports bra on, anyway :!: :shock:
I used to have a lot of these issues...and No! I am not about to tell you about a comfortable bra.
I can't wear any bra snug enough to stay in place, except a sports bra, and we all know what they do for your figure :thumbdown: :thumbdown:
I have chronic stomach problems and I can't stand, (and I mean, I will develop a migraine and start vomiting!)...anything pressing on my stomach or abdomen.
Not that I have anything pressing on my abdomen...not as long as I keep my sports bra on, anyway :!: :shock:
#226
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Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: currently central new jersey
Posts: 8,623
in answer to the last question:
liz claiborne makes underwire bras. they are demi and full cup.
my daughter wears 34-d and she found them at jcpenny on the wall. that's the biggest cup size. they were under $20.00 as i remember. they're very pretty.
liz claiborne makes underwire bras. they are demi and full cup.
my daughter wears 34-d and she found them at jcpenny on the wall. that's the biggest cup size. they were under $20.00 as i remember. they're very pretty.
#228
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Join Date: Sep 2009
Location: Utah
Posts: 5,496
[quote=lorli]I've been wearing them for 40 years (OMG am I that old?)and have never found a really comfortable one. Years ago I even went to a special bra store (Rigby and Peller in London, corsetiere to the Queen!) to be fitted. What an experience, I will never forget the saleslady who had a chest like the prow of a battleship who burst into the fitting room and embarrassed me half to death! Even those bras were uncomfortable.
My husband said he would be afraid of the depth charges from her chest! Did she say DIVE DIVE when she came in? or Up parascope?
My husband said he would be afraid of the depth charges from her chest! Did she say DIVE DIVE when she came in? or Up parascope?
#229
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Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: Morganton, Ga
Posts: 944
I don't know for sure that Liz is still in the bra business but, one of my fave outlet stores still has them. The store is in NC, Murphy, Burkes!!! Have to wear an underwire cause the lower band will roll without the underwire. Don't ordinarily like to tout retail stores but have found some of my favorite clothes there. Better price and quality than Wally.
#230
Originally Posted by ontheriver
Most comfortable one is the one I don't put on. Save them for "going to town" days.
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