Best non-wired bras for large breasted ladies

[Thecatsbutler]

I have been losing weight, intentionally, and am finding my underwired bras really uncomfortable. Really sticking into my ribs. I have gone from a 38F to a 34F, so still need a good supporting bra. I've always worn underwired but they are just getting on my nerves now.
I'm a M&S girl usually.
Any suggestions?

I really like the brand Royce.

I second Royce too

If you’re not worried about style, I really like Danish Endurance from Amazon. Super comfy and a decent enough shape, although I’m not wearing anything particularly clingy atm.

Freya Deco soft cup.

Molke.

Bravissimo Nova. Molke is good too, but it's a pull on, and as it has to be quite tight to give support, it can be a bit annoying to put on.

I can't stand most soft cub bras as they don't give the separation and I always end up with sweaty monoboob. Molke and Nova have this clever crossover part that stays between boobs to avoid the issue.

I'll check out some of these, thanks.
Really hate pull ons and bras that don't seperate the boobs, so always end up with underwired, again.....

Another vote for Royce

Next. Have changed my life. I'm a 36ff

I really hate wire and padding in my bras. I have just bought 5 new bras from m and s. None of which have either and 2 of them are like a bralette, they are so nice. Lovely and supportive but so so comfy. I'm a 36E so never thought I would be able to wear a bralette would definitely recommend.

have just bought a second one of these

www.amplebosom.com/product/anita-comfort-clara-comfort-bra-607/

There is a more expensive one with wider straps and back but I prefer the one above

Did anyone's bra size change from going underwired to non underwired?
Anyone tried Miss Mary of Sweden?
What is the best site for finding your size?
I have lost weight and my breast have changed shape, so I want to order the most accurate size.

Order lots of styles and sizes - makes vary so much. Measuring using guides gives you an idea but I've never got it right (am much older now so boobs are heavier and saggier - not sure that is taken into consideration).

www.marksandspencer.com/padded-non-wired-full-cup-bras-2-pack/p/clp21079005?color=WHITEMIX&prevPage=srp

These arrived this week and are the comfiest I've had in a long time. Very supportive. They're not padded, don't know why the link says they are.

Am 34dd

I'd recommend the boob or bust calculator. Its possibld you are wearing the wrong bra size and that's why you aren't comfortable. They have a Facebook site with lots of very helpful info too. My size totally changed (went down several back sizes and up 4 cups) and the different is amazing! If you like separation, its unlikely you'll manage it in a non wired bra.

Watching with interest. I've recently changed from underwired to non, but have been wearing very boring pull-on ones. Those Royce ones are gorgeous, and there's so much choice of style!

Echoing @iwillruniwillfly's suggestion.of checking your size, but also your shape. As you loose weight, your boobs may also change shape / hang differently. Eg might need more side support than before, or might hang lower needing better band support

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