bra question - women only please?

Question

hey, does anyone have any suggestions for a sturdy bra that will reliably hold up D cups? Bra shopping is my least favorite activity, and bras are never comfortable... Also, I always wear a wire - do you think a bra without wire could make the cut?

Answer 1

I don't think anyone on the internet has had me take my bra off before!

But, alas, there is no tag. But it is a D and has no wire and supports just fine.

My mom went to a bra fitting 'party' lol And has some super support bras now, and found out she is not a D, but something like a G. Thus, why I have a D bra, when I thought I was a C.

(almost from Edmonton)

Answer 2

Well even though I find your question very strange, I'm compelled to answer it . You are a guy and never have had to wear a bra,so what makes you an expert? After a Women reaches thirty and has had a few children, the bra shapes the Women. Before that ,the Women shapes the Bra. The natural look would mean boobs hanging to the floor(gravity). Is that a look that you want in any Women?

Answer 3

You need a wire, but they make them in comfier styles these days. What I would suggest is having a professional fitting. I did that, and it resolved all of my bra problems forever. They usually can do this for you at better lingerie stores or department stores, like Nordstroms or Macys. I had mine done at the Bon. They fit you, try various bras on you, and determine the best ones. Then, you have the name, size & style of the best fitting bras. You can buy them there, and when you need replacements, you can buy them online. It takes a few hours, but you never have to shop for them again. If you have a big weight gain or loss, or a pregnancy, you might want to go again in a few years, but otherwise you are good to go. Plus, in most stores, this service is free. I am shy, but it was not embarrassing, I was never uncovered. If you are a hard fit, and the variety of bras overwhelms you, i would really recommend a fitting.

Answer 4

Fruit of the loom makes 2 really supportive and comfortable bras i know from experience. they are about 10 dollars at walmart. i sometimes where no wire and i am a 36 d or a 34 dd. good luck i hate to bra shop too !

Answer 5

Try and find a bra that does not have a wire! Maybe a jogging bra? Those have a tendency to squish the breasts but they do the job of keeping them off your knees or feet as the case maybe.

Answer 6

Try the Body By Victoria collection bras, they are very nice, a little expensive but worth it. I love the lightly lined ones with underwire, so comfortable, like you do not know your wearing a bra. I'm a 40c and love them.

Answer 7

To make the bra buying experience (which you'll have to have) more enjoyable and productive, schedule a fitting. Most major department stores, and Victoria's Secret, have bra fitters.

They'll let you know the correct size and style for your needs.

Answer 8

I don't think we D girls can get by without a wire. Oh how I wish it weren't so. I prefer Bali, but I HATE all of the bras I own right now and I hate shopping for them too. I feel your pain...literally.

Answer 9

nope . wire is a must!!!! . I like the victoria secret razor back front closed bra with underwire . It's the best so far . you can sleep in it and after a while of wearing it , your boobs actually look great when you take it off !!!! I f you know what I mean ;)

Answer 10

There are these awful bras designed without wires that look like granny bras that are sold like Avon. Around here they are called Bra-zeers. They hold you up but kill your back.
My favs are body by victoria un padded unlined. they are nice. only prob. they only go up to DD. For a D, it should be easy.