D cup bra with thin straps

[shenanigans5]

Has anyone found one/own one? I know it won’t be the most supportive but I’d prefer that for strait dresses than the great big wide straps that keep everything bolstered. Thanks!

I'm a D sometimes DD cup and know what you mean. I actually find that strapless bras provide more support than you'd expect, and I tend to wear those under thin strapped vests/dresses in summer.

Maybe buy a multiway' so you can try w strapless but know you can put the straps back on to at least get some wear out of it if you don't like. But I was amazed at how much support I got from strapless and it was a game changer.

rockingmyfifties Do you have any brand recommendations for strapless? I haven't tried any in years but just remember them sliding down!

Following as I really want to find a strapless bra but have big and post breastfeeding boobs so I think I'm asking for a miracle ..

Bravissimo. Not the cheapest, but if you are D+ and want smaller straps/strapless bras/halter neck bikini tops that are also really supportive they are amazing.

Just M&S multi-way. You need to make sure it's tight enough and then n the right place on your back - which is slightly higher than I first thought. I'm a 40-42 D/DD so am pretty big. Obviously wouldn't run in one but always wear a sports bra for any exercise other than walking.

I find strapless uncomfortable.

M&S have pretty bras in D size but make sure they fit properly around the back so that the straps aren't taking the strain.

Gossard glossies are great.

The cheap Asda bras that lots of people recommend have thin straps

I have an E cup bra, small breasts and all my bras are thin strapped. I wear the little bralette things from primark in the size small which have tiny spaghetti straps a lot of the time and use those for exercise.

What actual size bra do you wear? D cups are pretty small in many bands. My Es are much less than average.

Wonderbra Ultimate Strapless will keep everything up and will be more comfortable than a thin strap bra.

Try Wacoal.

I’ve just bought some from Sains Tu and am pleasantly surprised at dainty straps. Hope they can handle the pressure

@LouNatics

I have an E cup bra, small breasts and all my bras are thin strapped. I wear the little bralette things from primark in the size small which have tiny spaghetti straps a lot of the time and use those for exercise.

What actual size bra do you wear? D cups are pretty small in many bands. My Es are much less than average.

Thank you. I’ll try the bralettes!

I’m 34D and around a 10-12. It might work ok- definitely worth a try.

And thanks to everyone else for the many recommendations!

Freya bras .

Hollister.
Dd is large of boob and loves them.
Although they may be awkward under tops the racer back ones have thin straps are surprisingly supportive and very pretty.

If you're a size 10 and wearing a 34 bra, then you might want to check out the Boob or Bust calculator.

@KatharinaRosalie

If you're a size 10 and wearing a 34 bra, then you might want to check out the Boob or Bust calculator.

I agree. I'm a 10-12 in clothes and wear a 32 bra.

Freya make great bras. Not cheap but imo worth every penny.

I wear a 32D bra and they all have thin straps. I actually measure 30DD, but I find they are often designed as if for large boobs, just because they are DD, with wider back and shoulder straps, so prefer to wear 32D.

My understanding is that the main support comes from the back strap. If the bra is fitting properly the width of the shoulder straps wouldn't really effect the level of support.

I think it's worth measuring yourself using boob or bust/better bra campaign measurements. You'll probably go down in the back measurement and up on the cup size.

@shenanigans5

Has anyone found one/own one? I know it won’t be the most supportive but I’d prefer that for strait dresses than the great big wide straps that keep everything bolstered. Thanks!

M&S Rosie range

I’ve only ever found thin straps for my DD cup at Victoria’s Secret...

I’m a 30E. Size 10-12. It’s a small breast size for me, though I know everyone is a different size and shape. I think it goes up and down depending on your underbust size so my breasts are the same size as someone else who wears a 34C or a 38A or something like that. Same overall size just on a smaller frame.

Wonderbra are good for thin straps