Latex/Metal/Elastane Free Bra???

[ThreeFroglets]

Does anyone know where I can find a bra that is 100% cotton please?

I haven't been able to wear a 'proper' bra for over a year now.
I have a latex allergy amongst others and had to stop wearing all my old bras as the rashes/reactions were getting worse and worse. I've been wearing a Comfort Top with a pull on bra top over the top. This is fine for everyday, except the Sloggi bra has Lycra thread round the bottom and in the shaping seams in the cups which is irritating me, even worn inside out, and the pull on bras can be a bit hot...plus I'd like a bit more support.

I find most bras, even the so-called cotton rich ones have a grippy silicone strip around the band and round the cup tops...this gives me hives/raw skin.

So, probably asking the impossible, but I need a bra with:

no metal adjusters;
no wires;
no exposed Lycra/elastane or other elasticy/stretchy materials;
no silicone strips;
no lace edgings as they irritate me too;
and, size 34E or thereabouts!

I'm not fussy about colour/style/shape.

I have seen these cotton bra liners, but they have an elastic band around the bottom, and 100% cotton bras but they are only small cup sizes.

Any suggestion gratefully received :)

[Heihei6412]

They have bras in larger cup size as well (From B to G cups I think). I'm so delighted I can finally wear gorgeous underwear that doesn't cause any allergic reactions because of my urticaria! juliemay.co.uk

[Heihei6412]

Have you tried JulieMay Lingerie? All their bras are tested and certified by Allergy Free UK. I have developed very sensitive skin and have been searching for a bra that feels comfortable and also looks attractive. Their bras offer both. All the 'itchy, elastic parts are beautifully cushioned in organic Pima Cotton and Silk and it is very well made.

My patch of urticaria stopped itching wearing their bras and and I almost got emotional when I realised for the first time in 30 years what a great comfort bra feels and looks like on me.

[marshallcrew]

ThreeFroglets, did you find a solution to this bra issue? I have developed the same reaction and have spent a small fortune on bras, but everyone continues to contribute to the rash around the bottom line. Thanks.

[ThreeFroglets]

Thankyou for all your help, LoloKazolo.
Cottonique say their bras are suitable for A-C cups, and they only have the smallest sizes in stock at te moment, but I will contact them to check!
Those Decent Exposures ones look perfect so I will be ordering a couple to try.
Thankyou

[LoloKazolo]

Also if you post on Style and Beauty there are a few serious bra experts on there who might do better. StatisticallyChallenged might know!

[LoloKazolo]

Oh I thought size 7 would do for 34E but I guess it's a little small. I know that Decent Exposures will do their bras without latex or anything you like so it's well worth calling/emailing if you could wear something from them.

Otherwise, I guess look for tofu welder shops.

[ThreeFroglets]

Thanks for replying LoloKazolo.....Cottonique only seem to do small cup sizes, do you know any where else I could try?

[LoloKazolo]

Cottonique do them. Also the Eczema Foundation had a list somewhere...But I can't find it just now sorry.