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I need a large-size sports bra
Sola
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Size 38F so need wide straps and lots of support to stop the 'bounce' when exercising - any recommendations please?
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Debenhams and BHS tend to be pretty good for reasonable priced bras. I wouldn't use their measuring services though, just try loads on until you find one that's right.Proud to be a Clob Clubber :beer:0
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Are they specifically sports bras though? I have ordinary bras but they're not suitable for exercise.0
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Try Bravissimo - very good sports bras. http://www.bravissimo.com:cool:
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I am the same size and got a really good one from M&S! To be fair doesn't stop them bouncing but does support them really well!:D:j0
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Try figleaves.com. They do a great one that looks like a waistcoat but works amazingly well! About £50 but definately worth every penny!0
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Minimoneysaver wrote: »I am the same size and got a really good one from M&S! To be fair doesn't stop them bouncing but does support them really well!:D
PMSL!
Bravissimo are really good, but larger sizes in "normal"(!) shops are often cheaper. Check both the sports bra section and the "larger sizes" section. I actually got a good sports bra from Asda a few years ago that was really good, but not sure of the range of sizes they do these days (I just avoid sport so I don't bounce:D)Proud to be a Clob Clubber :beer:0 -
bekkithedevil wrote: »Try figleaves.com. They do a great one that looks like a waistcoat but works amazingly well! About £50 but definately worth every penny!
Is this the Enell one you're referring to?
Very weird sizing (Figleaves do have a link to the sizing guide), and lots of hooks to do up - but it does keep you under control.0 -
I recommend Bravissimo as well - very helpful
You could always go to one of their shops to try stuff on and then do a search online to see if you can find the brand cheaper? Previous debt: £14K :embarasse Debt free: Sept '03
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have a look at m and s on line,my mums is a 44g and has just bought some good bras postage and package free over £30.Can return to store no problem.She also had a good assistant help to find correct size and fit when the ordered ones where to big.:DI heart The Capital
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