Does it exist? What is it?! And I'm guessing it helps to actually be sized but I have never wanted to be touched, lol. My mom did a sizing for her first time ever a couple of weeks ago and was really surprised to see her 'real' size (b/c it was smaller than what she wanted, lol.)
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I am well-endowed and wear a size not commonly found in most stores. I went to Nordstrom's in Orlando and asked to be sized. The lady helping me made me feel very comfortable. I now wear a larger cup than I had been wearing (no spillage!). I like the Chantelle and Fantasie bras- pricey but comfortable (and the girls look better )
There is a store in the Gainesville mall that caters to women 38C & up. It's filled with bras & underwears & all kinds of great goodies. Not sure what the perfect bra is as I'm smaller up top & go more for looks of the bra than anything.
Speaking as one of those erm, well endowed types - I have a love/hate relationship with bras. First of all, I would really encourage you to be sized. It only takes a couple of minutes and will make all the difference. Reasonably priced best bra in the world? Lilyette Minimizer. It's for the overly compensated set. Also, once you know your size, you can order online. Very helpful if you have an unusual size or more than a DD cup size. I've even found decent bra sellers on Ebay.
Originally posted by colormepink: Speaking as one of those erm, well endowed types - I have a love/hate relationship with bras. First of all, I would really encourage you to be sized. It only takes a couple of minutes and will make all the difference. Reasonably priced best bra in the world? Lilyette Minimizer. It's for the overly compensated set. Also, once you know your size, you can order online. Very helpful if you have an unusual size or more than a DD cup size. I've even found decent bra sellers on Ebay.
I have the hardest problem getting sized and fitted. So I have to have a bra custom made or go without. They are also a double edged sword if compared to a man. I like the support but don`t want them hanging around all the time.
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