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Asda soft and comfy wireless bra!

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YNK · 26/08/2020 21:07

Oh my word!
These are revolutionary for busty ladies.
The last time I wore an wireless bra was when I was pregnant and needed them tied down in bed 30y ago.
I'm 38E and I have a very narrow frame so getting a bra that fits without the straps falling off my shoulders is a nightmare but these fit and support and look good under a tee shirt!
No side boobage either due to the moulded cups.
I'm in soft and comfy heaven!

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BBCONEANDTWO · 26/08/2020 21:12

That sounds interesting - is it just for sleeping/round the house or does it look good in normal every day clothes?

moanyhole · 26/08/2020 21:20

Have you a link? Sounds good!

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YNK · 26/08/2020 21:26

It actually looks great under a tee-shirt, that's the really crazy thing!
I bought them to slouch in along with lockdown leggings, thinking if I go out now I'll be wearing a jacket anyway, but I'd be happy to wear it without covering up!
I'm astonished!

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Kisforkaylied · 26/08/2020 21:27

Yes, I love them too!

ForTheLoveOfFaff · 26/08/2020 21:30

Do you have a link please, OP?

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YNK · 26/08/2020 21:35

I can't see them on the website but they are £14 for 2 (B&W) and I got the xxlarge and it fits like a dream!

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YNK · 26/08/2020 21:37

It's so supportive too.
It's certainly tied me kangaroos down, sport!

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User45 · 26/08/2020 21:45

I use the bravissimo ones - at a 32J I never thought I could go wirefree but they've been a dream while wfh!

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YNK · 26/08/2020 21:51

I'm gobsmacked!
I bought them because during lockdown I've been wearing battered old washed out grey bras for comfort.
The outline is every bit as good as a wired bra even though I'm old and very saggy these days.

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cantarina · 26/08/2020 21:58

I also got these post breast surgery and they are a revelation. I'm a 38D and that translates to XL. Here's a link, hope it works:

direct.asda.com/george/women/lingerie/bras/black-and-white-non-wired-comfort-bras-2-pack/GEM758876,default,pd.html?cgid=D1M18G2C1

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YNK · 26/08/2020 22:16

@cantarina

I also got these post breast surgery and they are a revelation. I'm a 38D and that translates to XL. Here's a link, hope it works:

direct.asda.com/george/women/lingerie/bras/black-and-white-non-wired-comfort-bras-2-pack/GEM758876,default,pd.html?cgid=D1M18G2C1

Those are the very ones cantarina! They didn't say post-surgery on them but it's defo them! How well do they wash?
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cantarina · 27/08/2020 12:47

They wash okay, they aren't going to last forever, perhaps not as durable as some other bras, but okay.

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