Bras and bikinis for sagging boobs.

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Do these exist?
I have 32c boobs and nothing I buy keeps them in. If I lie down they hang out.
I'm going on holiday soon and I would love to be able to wear a bikini.

Halternecks are the way to go - hoist 'em up!

Underwired.

Try Figleaves?
www.figleaves.com
I am a 34f and find their bandeaux bikinis just right.

Try Bravissimo - great supportive underwired bikinis and swimsuits.

Are you sure you're

Are you sure you're trying th

E right size if you're not getting any support?

Can you measure following this guide thebetterbracampaign.blogspot.co.uk/p/fitting-advice.html?m=1 and post the results? One of us can them suggest some styles and brands to try.

If the boobs fall out then I would also guess that you're not wearing the right size.

I would suggest measuring yourself and getting the correct size using the link above thebetterbracampaign.blogspot.co.uk/p/fitting-advice.html?m=1 - made it clicky

If I take my bra off to measure myself my boobs droop so I don't get a correct measurement.

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Go to Bravissimo or your local department store and get them to measure you. I always thought I was a 40E, only to find I was a 32J! Panache do good bikinis and costumes. If you find out your size you can then have a look on Ebay (for new stuff) as you can get some great last season's bargains there.

Have you looked at the link squid? Boob drop is accounted for.

You take the boob droop into account by bending forward to measure round the fullest part. It is all breast tissue so is part of the measurement

Thanks. I'll have a look at that link now.

Moulded cups are the best for droopy boobs in my experience.

I have a good shelf bra from next which holds them in but it digs in a bit.
I'll have to get some guts and be measured.

do your own measuring as some places add extra inches onto the back size and end up giving you bras that are too big in the back and too small in the cup e.g. M&S (or go somewhere that doesnt add the extras)

Honestly you are far better off measuring yourself. You are almost certainly going to solve the droopy problem if you wear the correct size.

They can be quite expensive but Fables I can't recommended highly enough.

I take my swimming and saggy boobage very seriously and they're swimsuits are not only cute but often have a hidden bra to make you perkier. They also tend to be lined and often have adjustable straps. They do not go see-through, they do not stretch or warp and I'd rather spend £80.00 on a swimsuit that lasts a year or more than £40 on one that falls apart after 2 months (thanks M&S, you jumped up wankerbastards).

I have this one and it's soooo cute on!:

Tuxedo

They have cheaper models and a sale:

Sale here

They're also great for 50s style plus size stuff.