Help! I need the perfect bra. 32F, non-padded and mega comfortable

[Chocolatepudding85]

I've spent hours researching bras online and am so bored of it. I have just stopped breastfeeding - goodbye nursing bras - and after 20 months in non-wired bras nursing bras (worn constantly while breastfeeding and pregnant), I had forgotten how uncomfortable my ordinary bras are. They fit great (well, one does!), it's just the structure and underwire and... ugh.

Anyone recommend the most comfortable bra ever?!

But one that doesn't create a uni-boob or a boob-shelf?

So a really, really comfortable bra that also separates and lifts bigger boobs? Or do they not exist?!

(I would spend almost ANYTHING. I'd wear it every day, so it'd be worth it.)

I love these, wear 42gg

www.marksandspencer.com/youthful-lift-floral-lace-non-padded-full-cup-bra-dd-h/p/p22426556?image=SD_02_T33_4757_LA_X_EC_90&color=ALMONDMIX&prevPage=plp

I went back recently to get measured and the woman did say wear it and if you find it's not comfy bring it back. I had told her I had a lot of bras in my drawer that were useless now. A new shape of a full cup was what I needed after 2 kids. Give a fitting a go and see.

feelings that was great of her! Where was that? I'd go back somewhere like that time and time again!

Visit a Rigby Peller. They do all the brands mentioned above and some I'd not heard of.

I second Prima Donna bras. This this has to be the most comfortable bra ever made with excellent engineering which even manages to keep my elderly saggy boobs hoisted up. It also washes very well so will last for years.

Another PrimaDonna fan here, but really, Rigby and Peller are the dogs bollocks when it comes to fitting bras. I first went in the 80's, having read an article by their then leader, June Kenton, who promised that she could find a comfortable and flattering bra for any size. I had been contemplating reduction surgery, and gave them a last chance. I have been happy with the 'arrangements' ever since.

I revisit anytime I have had a significant weight loss, as I have been known to vary between 28-38, in the middle of the alphabet. I no loner hate bra fittings. Make an appointment, save up and one of life's most horrible problems turns out to have a perfect solution.

Have you tried Triumph?

Panache Tango is all I wear, in many lovely colours! I'm a JJ and it does the job

Another Fantasie Rebecca fan here. I discovered them recently and they have transformed my shape

I'm slightly evangelical about bras. I actually did have a breast reduction a few years ago from a 36J. However I'm still a 36G and have ample bosom.

I second Rigby and Pellar for a life changing fitting. Bravissimo really know what they're doing too. Anything with soft cups has never ever produced a flattering shape for me. I used to favour Freya's 'Alana' bra but last time I looked on Bravissimo I could t find it. However I favour Freya much more than any brand.

Like others say though, all breast are different.

@Chocolatepudding85 It was Marks and Sparks.

For me, Curvy Kate

Yes to Prima Donna!!!

www.bravissimo.com/products/smoothing-balconette-bra-nude-fa53nu/?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIl4-s25jZ1QIVL5PtCh07NwIQEAQYAiABEgLNsvD_BwE

This is a brilliant bra. Not the most exciting looking thing but amazing fit that makes even my bugger bust look round and pert! And disappears under white shirts and tighter tshirt. I have about 10 (in black, white and nude)

R&P fan here too. Bravissimo fitted the most uncomfortable bra I've ever worn.