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Bra Buying -I have looked at previous threads, honestly ;)

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70isaLimitNotaTarget · 30/08/2015 21:38

Good points-
I can get to London, Lakeside Thurrock, Bluewater Kent, Westfields Stratford or White City (so a good choice of shops I hope)

I can say £40ish as a budget per bra (I'll need 2+)

I need something plain and nude

I'm (roughly but probably miles out) a 36D so I'm hoping fairly standard.

I'm resigned to the fact I'll need to handwash them

Bad Points-
I'm 49, saggy, in the grip of trying to shift some weight.
Not measured since my DD was a baby (she;s now a teenager) Blush

No blinking clue where to start.
I usually do the self measure and buy something but my currant underwear is woefully BAD.

So.
Where to?

TIA

OP posts:
HazleNutt · 30/08/2015 21:41

Bravissimo

CarpeJugulum · 30/08/2015 21:41

Bravissimo.

StompyFreckles · 30/08/2015 21:46

Yes - Bravissimo!!!! I had a great experience there last month and two super, comfy bras!

SorrelForbes · 30/08/2015 21:49

Bravissimo.

TickledOnion · 30/08/2015 21:49

Bravissimo

70isaLimitNotaTarget · 30/08/2015 22:32

OK, so Bravissimo is my port of call.

Do I need to book a fitting or do I just trundle in and say "Can you help me, I'm a really hopeless case. My bras are fit for t'bin and my boobs should be here not here "

Any store preferable?
Or do I just choose the closest (I'm going to London by the looks of things then) Grin

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chocoshopoholic · 31/08/2015 10:02

You can book a fitting in bravissimo or just pop in (be prepared to queue a little if you haven't booked at busy times).

I usually book if I'm combining with other things in the city otherwise I'm happy to browse until I'm called.

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