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Non-underwired bras that don't cause the dreaded monoboob

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UbercornsGoggles · 16/07/2018 19:14

Not sure if it's because I now have post-childbirth boobs (size 36G) but all underwired bras I try on seem to be very uncomfortable and 2 years on from my daughter's birth I've reverted to wearing my lovely comfortable nursing bras. Only problem - monoboob and not enough support when running after an active toddler.

Can anyone recommend non-underwired bras that actually give you a nice shape and good support if you've got big boobs?

And before anyone tells me I just need to get measured correctly/try different styles, believe me I've done that!

(As an aside I'm tickled by my phone's autocorrect of underwired to underworked.)

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deary · 16/07/2018 19:20

I am a similar size and totally converted to Doreen bras.

andadietcoke · 16/07/2018 19:24

I have Panache ones from Bravissimo, they're great.

ProseccoPoppy · 16/07/2018 19:24

Would a flexi-wired bra be an option? I am the same size as you (and currently BF) and I have the Freya Pure flexi wired nursing bras. I find them very comfortable and supportive.

UbercornsGoggles · 16/07/2018 19:40

Thanks, I'll check all those out. I didn't even know flexi wired was a thing.

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Pickles31 · 16/07/2018 20:42

I’m currently 24 weeks pregnant and the best non wired super soft bras I’ve found are in M&S Collection Sumptuously Soft Tshirt bras they are a bit pricey at £20 each but they are so worth it. So comfy and soft I would defo recommend.

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