To ask you if you have tiny tits...

[Jellybean27]

that have taken a beating from motherhood (and or weight loss) to please recommend your go to bra styles/shops to make them look less like socks.

Thank you!

Wow I need this thread this is me. B before babies, 3 breastfed babies later and I don't even know what to call them other than yuck how I wish I had the money for a boob job.

I do t mind day to day I just wear t shirt bras from primark, not too padded because I don't like the bullet proof vest feeling but for sexy time - kind of got myself a fwb situation - I am getting seriously pissed off with not looking or feeling sexy in a sexy bra. I just want a bit of fucking cleavage ffs

Mine are not droopy but they are small, they’re not big enough to sag, so I can go bra less around the house. After 2 dc they’re still the same as they were before, I had hoped to keep my amazing breastfeeding boobs but
I can make them look big by wearing one of these bras. They’re for if you’re wearing a really low cut dress but I find they give me an amazing cleavage in any kind of slightly low cut dress/top. It’s like a magic trick, people actually say I have great boobs! Have always wanted a boob job and used to wear a water filled bra in high school, but I have a huge arse so I just work with what I have now

M&S High Apex style - top part comes higher and prevents gapping. V comfortable.

Would help if I attached the photo

Same. Mine are just urgh! @imapenguinlover

Thank you! @CSIblonde

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Triple boost bras from next are AMAZING! granted my boobs are now 50% flesh and 50% padding, but I feel much more confident .

I’m not so bothered about them looking big, more full and a bit higher!

Appreciate the suggestions!

Listen to Statistically-she is a veteran of many years of advising MNers on Bra Intervention threads.

I was advised a balconette for my tiny boobs, but they still gape and I found the ones I tried were hideously uncomfortable. I measured using boob or bust method.
Now wear plunge bras in same size - comfy and fit right. The ones I have are forever comfort from Next and Freya brands.

Ugh....balconette bras are the last thing you need if your slim and have no boobs...they dig in like crazy on your ribs and you can’t fill them. That’s my experience anyway. Calvin Klein have never let me down.

Hm id usually suggest balconette then, they usually give a full look and pull mine up a bit, but I see you’ve mentioned about the gapping.

Jellybean what size are you wearing, and what dress size are you?

I opened this to discuss my bird feeding table, I've had a Great Tits on my nuts. I'm disappointed now but hope you find the right bra

The triple boost bra is padded at the bottom, So kind of under the boob. It doesn’t make your boobs huge, just makes them full again rather than, like mine, half empty bags of sand 😂

If a bra is digging in like crazy on your ribs, it doesn't fit properly. Often this is actually because it's too big in the band meaning it falls forward at the top away from your torso (gaping), and then the wires aren't sitting right so they dig in as they're angled in to your skin instead of flat.

For some a plunge does work better - a lot depends on your breast shape rather than just fullness. If you're naturally close set (I have this issue) then balconettes can be problematic as they often have too big a gap in the middle. It depends where your breast fullness is.

Triumph do some lovely rounded not very padded bras which give a very nice shape on my distinctly deflated boobs. Independent bra shop were really clever and knew exactly what to do with what's left of me...

I’ve always had tiny ones, I don’t personally find styles suit me as they gape at the top. Mine don’t have enough meat on them to sag! I prefer a bralette style. No underwires, so much more comfortable.

I’m a 10/12, wearing a 32B @StatisticallyChallenged
Usually a balconette, but I get mega gaping. I’m thinking I need something to lift but not make me spill over the top?

Socks with a tangerine in the toe @whatsleep

There's some building a nest in my garden.

Wait........ what???

Oh. Ah. Er.
< backs quietly away >

As other posters have said the first thing to check is that you're wearing the right size. If the band is too big you'll have no hope of filling the cups properly. Style also plays a big part as well.

Reading with interest.

I was a 30AA before children, and am pretty much the same now. No saggage, but that's because there's nothing to sag. I also have a pigeon chest, so there's a huge hollow which makes bras even more difficult.

I haven't worn a bra in as long as I can remember, but might now try some of the ones mentioned here.

I'm a bit cheered by my DP of 4 yrs fancying me despite my braless and titless state.

😂

I was sceptical at first about the Boob or Bust group about rethinking about your bra sizes. Always wore a 32B but after using that group and a bit of trial and error I now wear a 30D/DD and this seems to hold my tiny boobs up and the bra seems to fit better. Plus these weird sizes are always on sale in Next!