Do you wear a bra at night?

[Karbea]

I've just been reading this. It never occurred to me to wear a bra at night.
Is this something everyone does but I never knew????

[confusedandemployed]

I can't wait to get it off. You're lucky if I manage to keep it on beyond 6pm!!
My DSis often wears a bra to bed though. The nutter.

[RockinHippy]

no, never have, never will, I can't wait to get it off at night & they haven't gone south yet & I'm over 50

[FruitCakey]

Nooooo!! As soon as I get home and know I don't need to go out again, I whip my bra right off. Never slept in it.

[SevenZarkSeven]

No, I don't. I had to when I was BF due to mega-leakiness so I had to have one to stuff breast pads in but I hated it so much. I prefer to sleep naked TBH and actually I take my bra off when I get in from work too.

I do have a friend who sleeps in a bra though she finds it more comfortable.

I think it depends on a range of things, nork size and personal preferences around letting it all hang out probably play a part! I'm a DD and was bigger when pg so not massive but not small and perky iyswim. I can tuck them under my armpits a bit

[DayLillie]

Only something like this: www.mothercare.com/Blooming-Marvellous-Maternity-Nursing-Lace-Wrap-Bra---2-Pack/LX6606,default,pd.html when breast feeding to keep all the pads in place.

Couldn't wear that other thing. Looks more like something out of Agent provocateur www.agentprovocateur.com/lingerie/bras/info/whitney-bra~black

[Sunmakesmesmile]

After bf two dc I've nothing left to support! must add boob job on to Christmas list

[NoArmaniNoPunani]

No. As soon as I get home the bra comes off

[TendonQueen]

No, and I am well endowed. Never go without one in the day, but I certainly wouldn't sleep in one. They've got to have a rest sometime!

[DayLillie]

It was a man that invented it

[SevenZarkSeven]

That article is brilliant! The pictures of glam women in teh article - the mail knows they sleep in their bras does it?

Having said that it looks quite comfy I wouldn't mind one for the daytime

[SuperFlyHigh]

No 28FF and it'd be uncomfortable to sleep in a bra. Bravissimo Pepperberry range do night time vests with support that I've thought of trying.

[Bunbaker]

No. Small and perky here. I don't need to.

[AnyFucker]

Yep, always have done. In fact, if I go away on holiday it is the first thing I pack.

Sleep in a bra, no knickers

I wear soft, non wired ones. Feel exposed, floppy and horrid without it (am not particularly well endowed)

[Comito]

No way. It's off at bedtime.

[applecatchers36]

Since breast feeding i wear a soft kinda wireless boob support vest/ bra. Boobs biggish so figured could do with extra support?

[rookiemater]

I don't but all of a sudden in my mid 40s, my boobs have started feeling sore and heavy particularly at night, so I might get myself a non wired cotton one for night time. What brands do you recommend AF?

[AnyFucker]

I wear cheap ones, rookie because they soon go grey and grubby due to 8 hours in bed sweating etc (sorry for the horrid visual image)

I have had the soft cotton ones from Asda (£8/two) and also Debenhams do good ones.

[tanya1010]

Noooooo , cant wait to take it off ! When i had BA i had to wear a sports bra 24/7 and i didnt like having to wear it in bed one bit.

[rookiemater]

I'll get some of those next time I'm in Asda, thanks. Not sure DH will be happy, but heck what with the ear plugs and mouthguard, a grey sweaty bra won't make much of a difference.

[AnyFucker]

Tell your DH there is more fun in taking a bra off

[nemno]

I wear these or something similar every night. I feel I need the support and am much more comfortable without boobs pulling on my chest.

[Gillybobs]

I wear a soft non wired bra, have done for nearly ten years. Was advised to do so by one of the country's top breast cancer surgeons, the more support they have the better apparently (for their shape, long term). I couldn't go back now, love that they don't get trapped under my arm when I sleep on my side...

[MirandaWest]

I have small breasts (30C) and don't wear a bra at night. According to my bf they are still nice and perky :)

[ShotgunNotDoingThePans]

30gg and I sleep in a Tesco's not-really-a-bra-more-like-a-cropped-vest thing. More for comfort than vanity- it's too late now to reverse the effects of gravity. And I'd have had to start at 13 to get any effect.
But seeing that thing, designed by a man who makes a lucrative living from women's insecurity,makes me think, fuck it,let it all hang out. Plus the DM seem to be all for it - ew.

[skinnyamericano]

I don't wear one, but friends recommend this as an alternative.