Pyjamas with built in support

[DHsPoorBack]

Looking for just that really, and can't find anywhere.

I need proper support for boobs and tired of sleeping in sports bras, but the only "support" pyjama tops I've ever found are essentially tops with an extra inner thin fabric panel edged with elastic that then sits around your ribs, which supports bugger all.

Moulded cups would be the ideal, in vest top form. Anyone know of anything?

Bravissimo.

I did look there, but nothing looks particularly robust, their pictures of pyjama tops stating "built in support" I have to say, a lot of the women don't look particularly supported.

Uniqlo do this type of vest top.
https://www.uniqlo.com/uk/en/women/innerwear-and-loungewear/bras-and-underwear/bratops

Have you tried a soft sleep bra rather than a sports bra? These are nice

https://www.marksandspencer.com/flexifit-crop-top-bralet/p/clp60438341?intid=mobileappppdpshare

Bravissimo do supportive camis/sleep top vests .But they are v expensive and variable .
I prefer Uniqlo.
No chance of long sleeved supportive nightwear though .Cardigans and zipped hoodies over a built in support vest remains my stylish choice .

@DHsPoorBack Bravisimo tops are supportive ,trust me .Pics just not v representative .They have a built in bra with a fastening .

I need more scaffolding than gentle support

I need more scaffolding than gentle support

While you sleep??? Really? I say this as an H cup!

Sainsbury's do soft bras for bigger cup sizes. I think they'd be enough to keep it all together overnight!

tuclothing.sainsburys.co.uk/product/tuc141802015?clickPR=plp:9:35

I’m a J cup and the bravissimo stuff works for me. I only wear it when staying in hotels in case of a fire alarm though (so I’m not scrabbling around for my bra at 3am as happened once!).

I’m a DD and I can wear a Uniqlo support vest with no bra for general usage so bigger boobs than that should be ok in bed

Yes, mine aren't as big as yours, but are fake, heavy, and pull when I lay on my side.

They didn't do this pre pregnancy. But during pregnancy they went ridiculous I literally looked like Lola Ferrari. Now they've gone back down again, the skin is not supportive and elastic. So they can pull quite badly and it's uncomfortable.

Anyone reading this, don't get your boobs done before DC!

I suppose a better way to describe it, is my ideal would be something that held them in place, individually, if you get what I mean, so when I roll on my side, the top one doesn't clonk onto the bottom one.

Something like this? (It looks rather erotic and more intimate than for boob usage though! 😳)
Side Sleep Boob Support Pillow — Steemit

M&S used to do some great ones. I'm a HH cup and they held mine enough to be able to wear them without a bra.

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