If you’re anything like me, after having your first child, you might find yourself cramming your larger breasts into the same bras you’ve worn for years. For a good few years, I had no clue what my true bra size even was!
Fortunately, I relocated to a new town with an incredible store that’s half toys for kids and half women’s clothing, shoes, and accessories. On weekends, they feature something called a “bra fitting expert.” Who knew such a thing existed?
This magical expert, named Sophia, accompanied me to the dressing room, pulled out her measuring tape, and worked some magic. She informed me that I was a 38F, and I nearly fainted—I had no idea that an F cup was even a size! I discovered that my size can vary depending on the bra style, and I’ve worn everything from a 38DD to a 38F. Who would have thought? I ended up purchasing three amazing bras, and my figure looked the best it had in years. We even shared laughs and decided to grab a drink together, as one does with a new bra fitting expert.
Sophia later reached out to me after reading an article we published about finding a good bra for larger breasts, and she offered some recommendations based on her expertise. If you’re unsure of your bra size, I highly recommend finding an expert near you—it can truly transform your experience.
Here are some top picks:
- Wacoal “Lace Affair”: Available in band sizes 32-38 and cup sizes B-G, priced at $56.00. This bra is incredibly comfortable, and I can personally vouch for it.
- Natori Pure Lux: Priced at $72.00, this one offers pure comfort and lovely straps.
- Natori Pure Allure Full Figure Contour Bra: Ranging from band sizes 30-44 and cup sizes B-G, priced at $60.00. This bra enhances your shape beautifully, though you may notice the underwire by day’s end, making it better suited for special occasions.
- Wacoal Retro Chic Underwire Bra: Available in band sizes 32-46 and cup sizes C-I, priced at $59.00. Anyone who has tried a Wacoal bra knows how incredible they are.
- Fitfully Yours Nicole Sheer Lace Bra: Offered in band sizes 32-44 and cup sizes C-J, priced at $69.00. This bra combines a cute sheer design with ample coverage, perfect for thinner tops.
As you can see, quality bras for larger breasts can be quite pricey. It’s frustrating that we have to spend so much for decent support and comfort. If anyone has affordable suggestions, please share in the comments!
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In summary, finding the right bra for larger breasts is essential, but it often comes with a hefty price tag. However, with the right guidance, you can discover options that not only support but also enhance your appearance.