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Maternity Bra stores for huge boobies please :-)

14 replies

rubyboo2 · 05/11/2014 13:07

Hi ladies my boobs have just got bigger and I need some maternity Bras . I dont want to spend too much as I am 26wks .
The problem is I am normally a 40dd so wondering which stores I should try , any reccomendations ?? I live in Leeds .

Thanks Smile

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Chloris33 · 05/11/2014 13:28

Might be a case of ordering online, I think. M&S should have maternity bras to order in this size, though they often don't have a great selection of sizes in store. Think they would be the most reasonable in price - you can get packs of 2. You can also order most sizes online through Figleaves.com. The shop Bravissimo will do this size, but watch out - they are expensive! I had them measure me and find me two nice bras in my 2nd trimester, but when I got the till to pay it came to £80!

avocadotoast · 05/11/2014 17:19

Bravissimo. The one in Leeds is brilliant; they are expensive, but if you get fitted the women really know what they're talking about, and they bring more stock to you than is out on the shop floor.

avocadotoast · 05/11/2014 17:20

Although saying they're expensive - I got two bras and it came to £57, which is more than you'd spend in the likes of M&S, but considering how well they fit I think it's worth it.

TestingTestingWonTooFree · 05/11/2014 18:11

Unless you can fit yourself, I'd avoid M&S.

Taura · 05/11/2014 19:11

If you get measured in Bravissimo (or rather, "fitted", as they don't use tape measures), you can find out your actual comfortable size. Expect (from personal experience and experiences of others I've spoken to) to end up with a smaller back size and bigger cup size! And you can then take that size and go online or to M&S or where does cheap bras and try/buy.

L1amsMum · 05/11/2014 21:59

For me it was a case of ordering online. I was 44D pre-pregnancy so .. imagine now I'm even bigger >.< As exasperating as it seemed, no store would have my measure in maternity bras so I ended up ordering from Bonprix

naty1 · 05/11/2014 22:08

Mothercare? They had a e f size in nursing bra.

sleepdodger · 05/11/2014 22:31

Bravissimo in store
Online- Order bravado tshirt bras online and size cups up
Panache Sophie also good

SorrelForbes · 05/11/2014 22:33

Definitely got to Bravissimo.

Have you seen this guide?

rubyboo2 · 06/11/2014 08:19

Thank you ladies this was very helpful . I am going bra shopping tomorow before my bra's break ! I was going to try M&S and Mothercare but I didnt know about Bravissimo so thanks will give them a try . Smile

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SorrelForbes · 06/11/2014 09:17

Honestly, avoid M&S and Mothercare. They will put you in the wrong size Grin

TinyMonkey · 06/11/2014 09:20

Debenhams maternity bras managed to control my 40Es more, and were quite reasonably priced.

Just about to get measured up for some nursing bras, and John Lewis seem to have a good range of sizes in Royce bras, no idea whether they'll fit me nicely, but I trust their fitters more than I would M&S.

HazleNutt · 06/11/2014 16:42

Do you actually need maternity bras though? Some women do find that underwires irritate and rub, but for many it's just a question of wrong size. Otherwise it's perfectly fine to wear normal, non-maternity bras throughout pregnancy and breastfeeding - personally I found that those soft maternity bras just weren't offering enough support.

londonlivvy · 07/11/2014 18:30

I found debenhams good. I grew a bra size every month which got pricey and bravissimo was v expensive and I had a couple of bad experiences there so won't go back

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