Best bra for saggy boobies after breastfeeding

[digestivate]

Hi can anyone recommend a good bra for boobs which have lost their fullness along the top after breastfeeding 2 babies? I currently wear panache ones but not really filling the top of the cups. Size 32F. Thanks!!

I too would like this information.

I have the same problem... went from nice round 32D to a kind of flat version - same cup size underneath but no fullness on top.

I've ended up wearing strapless bras from Primark They call them multiway or something and they're about £3 each. Good t-shirt finish, non pointy shape. 32B is my best fit so down a couple cups but doesn't cut in at the side. Not having straps that dig in and fall down is a bonus.

So who knows why these fit me or if they'd be good for you too but at £3 maybe worth a try!

I wear the boux avenue moulded cup t-shirt bras, they make my saggy old boobs look like they used to . If only there were a similar solution for the rest of my saggy old body!

Ooh thanks will give them a try! I thought about trying balconette (sp?!) but don't think they'd work well under tshirts...

my boobs are like two of those string bags ☹️

Are you sure you’re still wearing the right size?

I think it’s all trial and error sadly.

I find fantasie the most comfortable and flattering for me. Freya also give me a nice shape but the wire cuts in under my armpits every single time sadly.
Panache don’t seem to have enough support for me. I avoid bras where the cup is made from a single piece of fabric (I think a lot of panache are like this) and go for a full cup where possible. Balcony styles also don’t flatter me anymore.

I have treated myself to Rigby and Peller, a few times over the years and have loved the shape their bras give me, but I can’t justify the cost to shop in there more often.

I was measured recently, I am losing weight (although v slowly) so will get remeasured when I reach my target weight. The bras I'm wearing at the moment are ok, but I can't help feeling like I should be wearing something more flattering that gives me the best shape. Can you get 'half cup' bras rather than full cup?! I think something like that might be worth a go. The panache ones I have are moulded/padded and made from one piece... I feel like maybe trying down a cup size but keeping band size, but who knows. Unfortunately I can't go and try a load in due to the small children responsible for the saggy-ness!

digestivate am no way saying don't get measured but am afraid to say that with my new saggy baps I have only once fitted a bra that is my measured size ... Spent a loooong time in v. expensive department store with v. helpful lady (only shop person who has ever found me a bra that actually fitted) who said herself that I would just have to try sizes up and down from what I measure... Yes to half cup, that's what she suggested and what fitted. But @ ££££££ it's not something I can now afford so am now in Primarche

Try www.figleaves.com/uk/ - haven't used it images but used to be good cos you can search different styles, try balconette as well as half cup.

Nothing will equal getting properly measured / fitted. Go to Bravissimo or John Lewis and try some. Then, if you are on a tight budget, you know what you are looking for elsewhere.

Boob or bust on Facebook tells you how to measure yourself properly. It will probably give you a smaller band size and bigger cup than usual. Balconette is a good style to try if you lack fullness at the top

Yes, full cups are not the best if you have lost fullness on top. And there is a special bra style called half-cup. Check the options here - www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=p2380057.m570.l1313.TR1.TRC0.A0.H0.Xhalf+cup+bra+32f.TRS0&_nkw=half+cup+bra+32f&_sacat=0
the first, Fauve Maya is a massive bargain, this otherwise retails around 40.

I'm the same. Freya Deco is just about the only bra that fits me. They are around £30, which is more than I would like to spend, but I had a drawer full of badly fitting cheap bras that were a false economy. I did 'the bra intervention' too so didn't need to get measured.

Banana check ebay - you can get deco considerably cheaper www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=p2380057.m570.l1313.TR11.TRC1.A0.H0.Xfreya+deco.TRS0&_nkw=freya+deco&_sacat=0

Fantasie

They look better than they did before! (In clothes, obviously)

Thanks Katharina

Check out boob or bust... booborbust.com

Very accurate measurements and full of advice. Their Facebook page is also great for advice

To give you some hope, I think they settle down after you have stopped nursing & change back a bit. Mine are still heavier underneath with less tissue above the nipple but they aren’t as ravaged looking as they were a month after I finished nursing.