help founding a comfy bra

[xX_JillianRose_Xx]

What's your band size? If it's smaller than a 34 you're going to have lots of problems finding the right bra size :/
I'm a 32DD and the only place I can get that size in store (not online) is Victoria's Secret but they're a bit pricey.  

[xX_JillianRose_Xx]

KawaiiMarshmallow-Cha

xX_JillianRose_Xx

What's your band size? If it's smaller than a 34 you're going to have lots of problems finding the right bra size :/
I'm a 32DD and the only place I can get that size in store (not online) is Victoria's Secret but they're a bit pricey.

Im a 38D in size and usually find my size mostly any where but some aren't as comfy as others which is why I'm asking if anyone know a place with comfy bras

You could try JC Penney, my mom likes shopping there and comfy bras are the only kind she ever wears. Good luck :]  

[Walter has ganado]

Okay let me tell you about bras honey. I was that kid who was trotting around with B cups in grade seven and then as soon as grade ten rolled around sudDEN D CUPS and then just recently my local bra fitter was like "holy s**t go throw on that DD36" and let me tell you my back has never been happier. My advice is to not buy thing that are cheap (unless its a victoria's secret sale because those give me life) because when it comes to bra straps (you dont want those puppies slipping around and f*cking up your support or slicing into your shoulder meat) you dont want to cut and corners, sure man who gives a damn about padding just get the one you like and all that but dude those bra straps need to be SOLID. Also it's good to get a bra fitting at a chain bra store due to a standard that their workers have to be held to or whatever. I find that the 40$ ones at victoria's secret (like the t-shirt ones or the wonderbra which does wonders by the way) or hell even a sports bra for when you don't feel like dealing with back sh*t at all both rock and roll. I don't think I could fairly tell you anything about La Senza because they don't actually carry my size (what a b*tch, right?). I do live in Canada though so I also can't tell you about the fabled place that can only be called "Soma" but it sounds like I have something to be jealous of.

TL;DR Get a fitting, dont go cheap, b*tch those straps better be fresher than the prince of belaire  

[Levina-jade]

WATCH fitting girls at victorias secret, i've found more times then not they DON'T know what they are doing.

I lived in Chicago and was very lucky to have bra boutiques, if you are in a larger town see if one of those are around, other wise I prefer Fredrick's of Hollywood over VS on comforter, price, and costumer service.
Haven't tried Soma i'll have to see if anything is in my new town.

If you can buy online and know your size I love fig leaves http://www.figleaves.com/ (just watch the bras some are flimsy and some are supportive.

edit: 36DD so a good supportive bra is love!!!

Edit x2- you have two shops in dallas http://www.trousseaudallaslingerie.com/ and http://www.myintimacy.com/ hope that helps  

[MsMash]

Try the Cacique collection from Lane Bryant. They have stores everywhere. Sexy & comfortable cat_3nodding  

[loonaboots]

have you tried aerie? most of my bras are from there, and they're pretty comfortable. they've got a lot of colors and such too; their stuff can be a bit expensive, so the clearance section might have something in your budget if you're trying to save money.  

[AstridMiriam]

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