bra alternatives for large breasts
bra alternatives for large breasts
They are suitable for strapless, one-shoulder, backless, or deep V-neck outfits. I get mine a Penneys and it is way cheaper than the VS ones I use to wear !!!!!! Ugh! Nipple covers are made of silicone gel and are typically round, stretching beyond the nipple to cover the entire areola. Tawna - A different style of bra is probably best for you. This is another way of going braless without being completely exposed. But I think many people are starting to realize how body type ideals in our culture are impossible to achieve and people are becoming more accepting of a more natural look. It's infuriating. There are a wide variety of types; some are round, and others are shaped. Voted up. It is so annoying and uncomfortable. Candace Bacon (author) from Far, far away on August 12, 2014: Crossdressersyd - Sounds like you have an untapped market for a product. Candace Bacon (author) from Far, far away on August 08, 2012: @ moonlake - Thanks! It also gives a flatter look to the chest. I want a cami with some boob coverage and will let my body breathe. pasties, or something.. anything is better then a bra. As you move, it can poke and dig into your sides. If bras annoy you, it will be worth the time it takes to find tops that look good without a bra. Since there are no straps, they can be a good choice for some dressy tops. I have a pinched nerve in my neck and my shoulder. (function(w,d,t,r,u){var f,n,i;w[u]=w[u]||[],f=function(){var o={ti:"149013429", tm:"shpfy_ui"};o.q=w[u],w[u]=new UET(o),w[u].push("pageLoad")},n=d.createElement(t),n.src=r,n.async=1,n.onload=n.onreadystatechange=function(){var s=this.readyState;s&&s!=="loaded"&&s!=="complete"||(f(),n.onload=n.onreadystatechange=null)},i=d.getElementsByTagName(t)[0],i.parentNode.insertBefore(n,i)})(window,document,"script","//bat.bing.com/bat.js","uetq"); One of the most uncomfortable items of clothing for women is the bra. I almost cried when I read Tiffany Marshall's comments. This is where 30 & 32 comes into play now. However, I am small-breasted, without much need for support. If men felt they needed underwired underpants - but no, they're not such fashion victims as we are. When I feel like I really need something due to the top I'm wearing, I like wearing a wool sports bra (Icebreaker Siren, especially, but others from Icebreaker and Smartwool are good). Candace Bacon (author) from Far, far away on October 20, 2012: WritingPrompts - Bras can definitely be a pain. wonderdawn - Glad to hear that nipple covers have worked so well for you. Do not use ace bandages or other overly constrictive material that might cut off circulation and cause blood clots, broken ribs, breathing problems, and other dangers. I recently stopped wearing bras. @ Kumholtz - Sports bras are pretty much always more comfortable than regular bras. They don't know the pain or are too preoccupied with looking good that they forget they'd look just fine if everyone would quit making perfectly round, perky breasts a fashion statement. Candace Bacon (author) from Far, far away on March 10, 2013: Vivian - I understand your pain with bras. Basically you wind the cloth around you like a mummy. It is freedom without drawing attention to your chest. There are many bra sewing patterns available online or in fabric stores. The natural look of the breasts isn't anything to be ashamed of. Maybe the women who are so uncomfortable need to wear a different size. I need support to look my best, but I have very sensitive ribs, and will go out of my way to remove even a shelf-bra cami at the end of the day. I regularly use to pull it down from front bottom.not sure about exact problem..it becamey habit know but I know it looks very bad in crowd..pls suggest something.. Candace Bacon (author) from Far, far away on April 04, 2014: torrilynn - Underwire is definitely the worst. I have horrific skin breakdown under my breasts. You may have to shop around to find a kind that fits you well, matches your skin color (if necessary), and looks right under clothing. Most women don't like the uncomfortable underwire bras. It never occurs to most women to make their own bra, but making a custom bra could be the solution for those who can't find one that fits comfortably. I love this subject, I am always complaining about having to wear a bra. Since I was professionally fitted, I love my bras. Here are some bra fix-ups and hijacks, with tips for how to get the look of a bra without wearing anything underneath your top. Alecia Murphy from Wilmington, North Carolina on October 12, 2012: I'm glad I saw this. But under a loose, baggy shirt or a floral or other busy print tops, it won't be as obvious. When the weather is good enough, I wear (not too tight) corsets or just dresses that give some support (empire waist is the best thing ever). I join the club of bra haters. It's amazing. There are tanks that dont ride up too called NO YANK TANK at Duluth Trading Company in Duluth Minnesota . Thanks! Nipple covers (aka breast petals or pasties) can keep your nipples from showing through form-fitted or transparent clothing. I never felt comfortable wearing a bra. There's no secret that we get tired of bras from time to time, not to mention the great sense of relief we get when we take them off at the end of the day. And some special occasions call for gowns and dresses that shouldn't lose their shine with bad brassiere choices. No bra necessary, Elevate your coverage with increased support. And each type does seem to come with its own set of perils. When you do wear a bra, getting the correct fit is an absolute must for comfort. Typically, the thin, skimpy ones aren't as supportive or comfortable as the fuller ones made with lots of material. If anyone has any suggestions, please help! In Japan, chest wrapping is done with a special, extra-thin supportive cloth called a "sarashi." It's so painful but I got used to it. You would just have to try some out to see if they work for you or if they are too tight. Getting the right size is the first step to avoiding discomfort. Lastly, though I am not well endowed, I sweat like crazy in that area, even with a thin cotton or modal bralette. Candace Bacon (author) from Far, far away on October 09, 2013: idigwebsites - Sleeping in a bra isn't recommended because your body needs time to just relax and not be forced into unnatural positions constantly. I am allergic to bras have dermatitis ,can't find a bra that's is comfy and doesn't break me out in a rash,anyone else got the same problem. I have bruised myself and done actual physical damage to my breast because they are hanging down on my belly. A bra pouch for the washer and dryer might help cut down on the lint and debris it picks up. The best thing to do is to try on all the options. I tend to have issues with my bras and wouldn't mind doing the strapless or tube versions. Wearing a bra is excruciatingly painful period but going without one and when I'm out in public is not an option. Not even sports bras are comfortable. Not to mention how extremely fire red under my breasts. IslandBites from Puerto Rico on May 02, 2013: I'm only 16 and already my ribs are deformed beneath my chest thanks to being DD+ since I was 13. Hopefully you can find ones that fit for you. But even for a fitting bra, underwires may not be the most comfortable option for support out there. I suppose I should say I'm lucky in that I've never really had a set to worry about, but with time, even they will sag. There are many reasons your underwire may hurt, with the most common one being a bad fit. There are even reusable ones available for people who wear them frequently. Most of my bras are a 38G. And I'm scared to show the real me to the world, because I'm a nearly flat chested girl. Not to work , church, socal events .never. Basically you just want to look for a type of support with more length than a typical bra. I've been fitted for bras, but just can't stand them. Sandy - That looks like a great product. Also because it looks just like a tank top, it can be worn by itself in summer and therefore even better for summer than a regular bra + shirt. And thats ok with me, cause I have been ask out a few times because of thatlol. With most, the flattening uni-boob phenomenon usually happens, and most aren't very sleek under clothes, but there are sports bras that offer comfortable support with a bit more shape. A body suit would probably help that. The best part is they are washable, waterproof, and re-usable. My sports bras also are big lint collectors after I wash & dry them. I often wear pullover bralettes, but they tend to reveal too much as they are seldom padded. They are like stickers and cover only your nipples, thus allowing you to go bra-less without showing or revealing too much. put one on for two 10 hour days. I am a hippie who values comfort over conformity, so these are a godsend in order to feel more modest (i.e. Voted up and up! So, a few years ago I finally came to my senses and decided I'll only be wearing sports bras from now on (and so far it's been doable because I'm a jeans-and-T-shirt type person). That is why we've outlined severalbra alternativesso you can choose what works for you. Over the years I have struggled to find bras that do not irritate my scars or ribs. what about the women that kind stand all that elastic. The good news is there are several traditionalbra alternativesto forgo your underwire or even get a minimum coverage for a backless dress. Thanks! Glad you have found a bra solution that works for you with sports bras. The shoulder pain, hard to breathe, breast spill over. I always have had trouble wearing a bra since a teenage. And, since the support is spread over the whole torso, they can be more comfortable than bras that depend on digging underwires or pinching elastic. Sorry you were forced to wear such torturous bras when you were younger. I've decided to go bra-less, entirely, and frankly I couldn't care less about the weird looks or the judgmental girls. Candace Bacon (author) from Far, far away on July 22, 2014: Renu - It sounds like your bra isn't long enough around your shoulders. No matter how your body changes, make your pants the perfect size. I have some that are re-usable, you just wash them with soap and water and when they dry, they are sticky again. There are many pasties to choose from as they come in different materials (lace, satin, and sequins), colors, designs (hearts, stars, or crosses), patches, and decorative. It's good that you have figured out a type of bra that fits your needs. But when it comes to dressing nice, I have to bring out the bras. I have COPD and find bras really effect my breathing these days, but a Yoga bras do much better. my only down side is that I have very large areolas and on the dark side. I don't wear any now because of this only when I go out then it is nightmare for me to get into sport bras even stepping in as my left hand don't bend well as my right hand. I am a 44 G/H. As a kid i hit puperty very early. Up, useful and shared. Candace Bacon (author) from Far, far away on August 11, 2013: vibesites - I saw that same study when it was in the news. I am very particular about the fit of my bras. Hope you find something that fits you better. Hope that helps your problem. I've been wearing a Cami-tank top with a built-in padding from UniQlo for years, and since then could never wear any of my regular bras again, even the regular bras that I once thought were more comfortable than average bras, are not longer comfortable. For the past six months I've been wearing Rhonda Shear Ahh bras.they do well enough looks-wise, they do separate my breasts in the middle better than most sports bras, and they are seamless. I have been wearing a bra since I was a teenager. I'm making notes - you may have saved me a lot of pain and agony here! A sports bra might be also a good option, I haven't worn one yet but I'll try to see how it feels. a bra without an underwire can be a lot more comfortable but still offer good support. Marcy Goodfleisch from Planet Earth on July 28, 2012: Only someone who has suffered through a really bad bra knows how useful this hub is! I need a bra in order to wear the pad that makes them appear equal. I do need some some coverage and lift. Cool. I even sleep in it. The skin around the breasts will become sore to the touch, and generally, wearing a bra can be really uncomfortable. Only problem with the camisole tank top when it gets warmer out you are going to be hot in them. The biggest cup size i have is a DD and it absolutely kills me. They are available in a range of skin tones, so you're rest assured that nothing will grab attention from underneath your sheer clothing. Nice article. whin my bra straps hurt me i use a pad on the sholders. Some even have those thinner spaghetti straps (like regular bras). otherwise, if you can't come up with anything, just rock who you are! In Japan, chest wrapping was customarily worn under kimonos, and wrapping has gained a resurgence in recent years because of its use by female anime characters, many of whom are samurai or other types of fighters. i always feel uncomfortable wearing it. Especially if you are smaller-chested, it may be the way to go. Candace Bacon (author) from Far, far away on March 27, 2013: Tiffany Marshall - Bras that flip up on the bottom can definitely be annoying. The Arena Media Brands, LLC and respective content providers to this website may receive compensation for some links to products and services on this website. And unless it is really stretchy and tight, that cami still won't have the shaping-and-lifting effect of a bra. It often feels like something is hugging you tightly, making you feel constricted. I'm a 40 or 42H and mainly go without. Chest wrapping isn't always the best choice. You're right. Studies have not found any benefit to wearing bras other than for appearance and comfort while moving. For anyone who's looking for a more comfortable bra, VS's Incredible bra is definitely my top choice. We have to start thinking for ourselves. They might be exactly what I need. Bras can hurt the back, ribs, and neck, chafe the skin, and can even cause the cartilage of the ribcage to become inflamed. Sagginess is not caused by lack of bras, but gravity over the decades. I'm large breasted, and a very modest dresser. It is typically used by athletes. You could also try some of the comfortable corsets or bustier bras that give support and lift but don't have the elastic bands that dig into the ribs. Plus, you may want the support and shaping that bras give without discomfort. There is a hub somewhere on here about how to get the right fit for a bra. It can give the appearance of a fuller chest. wonderdawn from Vanleer, Tennessee, USA, Earth on June 03, 2013: I use silicone nipple covers all the time and HIGHLY recommend. My Male 46B/46C Breasts hurt when I don't wear my Bras. The minute I walk in the door the bra is unhooked. These bras feature seamless, smooth cups that give you breast support without sacrificing comfort. Oh, the things women have been forced to wear. But there are ways to get the support without the discomfort. . Especially when it is 90 degrees. The downside to tube bras is that they are more prone to shifting because there isn't much to hold them up. I was a34B, but lose so much weight around my rib (don't have the body fat). vibesites from United States on April 23, 2013: I've read a recent study that bras even contribute to sagging breasts but I didn't bother to read about it further. And there's no better feeling than removing your bra at the end of the day. I know I have to keep wearing them to get adjusted & wear to them, but it is so annoying. Voted up and useful. Most men don't understand the discomfort of bras. I have to wash my bras when I get home because I'm bleeding from just under the arm pit all the way around front.both sides. i was in an accident and 15 percent of my body was badly burned (right around my torso where a bra goes) In addition to this i am a cancer survivor and have only one breast. (Read 10 Ways to Wear a Dress Without a Bra for more ideas.). I feel my bra is highly uncomfortable.. Karen from The Garden of Eugene (Oregon) on August 26, 2012: I can manage the sports bras most of the time, but I'm large breasted and they tend to give me this "uniboob" that makes the seat belt slide up and choke me when I drive (which I do for a living). Ive always found bras to be very uncomfortable especially the ones with the underwire. Elise70 - You might try looking for longer coverage like something that comes down the rib cage a bit more. It is possible to do away with all this and just let things hang loose. While you can choose to go braless, many women are too familiar with the self-consciousness, nervousness, embarrassment, and boob-stares that come with attempting to be free even for a day. Bras force the breasts into unnatural positions, so maybe that is the reason behind that. They are so painful. I'm sorry if it's a dumb suggestion. They get bumped and banged all the time. Chest wrapping might also be a possibility. I tried BreastNest and haven't looked back. And throughout the duration of my adolescence, my mother forced me to wear these really tight underwire bras ("for shaping" she said -- which is BS because we all know that wearing bras does not aid in preventing "sagginess"), with the result that my ribcage became a bit deformed -- my ribs are dented inwards underneath my breasts. Barbara Kay - Thanks! I'm open for suggestion on what I can do I'm doing exercises now that will firm and lift your breast and also make them smaller. Being comfortable and feeling good about your appearance can happen at the same time: there are lots of options and alternatives. Bodysuits have become a fashion staple. Alecia Murphy - The key really is in finding the right bra, which can take trial and error. 2022 The Arena Media Brands, LLC and respective content providers on this website. My problem is, I have to use padded bras all the time. Girl - One thing that might help is padded sports bras. I need a breast augmentation reducing their size desperately. Hopefully you can find a solution that will work for you. For some people, the problem with bras is the underwire. They might be more comfortable than regular bras. You can wear these nipple stickers underneath strapless dresses, low-neck tops, swimwear, and gowns with thinner and flimsier fabrics or sophisticated designs. Can put them on over my head, they are not as tight around my chest and they have plenty of support. Nothing like some irritating piece of lint or hair in your bra to itch or poke you all day. I don't feel comfortable going bra less because of my size. Going without a bra does not lead to saggier breasts later in life: gravity alone is responsible for that. Nipple covers - best invention ever, though they tend to sweat off in hot weather. It's all about finding what is comfortable. Help! There are so many great options for women of all bust sizes and shapes, from nipple covers like theNippies Skinto inserts, boob tapes, adhesive bras, and even bras with no underwire. Some corsets and bustiers are built for looks and not comfort and can be painful, especially if they are built really tight or with boning. I saw a picture of family members that never wore bras and I'm telling you that picture looked awful. Hope those ideas help! Great hub voted up. Thanks for this article about bras. Some women can get away with no bras, some don't look very attractive without them. Like many they irritate squeeze my rib cage. I wear a bra every day. Being an irregularly big chested girl, I wear sports bras with almost anything because of the comfort and it makes my chest area look flatter (which I like). Which bras are the best choice to avoid pain and discomfort? The image of boobs choking you while driving really cracked me up. Whenever I feel that, I instinctively to pull them back down to my chest, even though doing so looks awkward. A tightly-fitting cami may be a good option. Maybe I don't have the right fit, but it seems like guidelines for a proper fit vary. You might have to do a wrap or make something, but it's way better than nothing.. Linen is almost as good. Look for no-underwire bras with comfortable material around the bottom, as elastic can dig into your torso as much as the underwire can. Thanks for an interesting hub. Another concern is that bras don't provide my breasts much shape-- I need them to push the breasts inwards from the outside in order to make my breast look fuller. You may you may feel more vulnerable without anything to cover you up, and you'll feel the breeze and chill more, but being without a bra can also feel freeing. There comes a time for many women when comfort starts to outweigh society's ideals of fashion. Conceal dark or perky nipples and add a little something extra to your shape with deluxe padding. Torsolettes and bustier bras are similar to corsets but look less fancy and more like regular, day-to-day undergarments. But i will have to try nipple cover because it seems to be easier to wear and maybe more comfortable. But some are very flexible and move with you, with adjustable ribbons to loosen and tighten as needed. Another idea is to wear a cami that has a built in bra shelf and put breast forms (also called breast pads or inserts) into it. I wear bras that are lightweight and have no underwires. Regardingundergarments for women, we all have different tastes and preferences. That said, the band that is around the bottom part of my bra flips up because of this raised area, since my tummy isn't flat. I think Angela_Michelle wrote it. You may also be able to find bras that have more material on the bottom. My problem with bras is that the bottom portion tends to ride up & sit on bottom portion of my breasts, just below the nipples. Comfort is always the most important thing -- screw what society says about "beauty standards". Thinking this is the main cause of any types of bras I wear. The wrapping applies pressure evenly so one spot isn't carrying the brunt of the support. If you know how to sew, making a bra is a relatively easy project and if you don't know how to sew, ask a friend or an alterations shop to make one for you. Good luck finding bras that cover you better! Thanks so much! Are there other options? This makes them ideal for people with shoulder or neck pain. I'm small chested, so I go without a bra most of the time. I just purchase camisole tanktop w/build she'll bras. Have you tried using powder to help with the sweating? I say to men in my life, "Just imagine having to strap a tight piece of fabric around you all the time." I'm not in any sort of situation similar to yours, but perhaps you could try attaching cooling pads to the burned area underneath the bra? Below, you'll find. As my name eludes to, I am a man with rather large breasts, even by female standards. Thank you. So feel free to go braless, but be aware that this may not be deemed "attractive" according to mainstream standards. Plus size and hot flashes. Wont be doing this again anymore. Hate the idea of having to wear something so constricting. As if that wasn't enough, skin contact with the metal can cause contact dermatitis in some women. You probably know the struggles of wearing one all day, every day. In many cultures, before bras were invented, women would wrap a cloth around their chests for support, among other reasons. Mirta - Way to go! Sometime , depending on my top, THEY show thru a little. Find a more comfortable way to support yourself! Bali use to make the best one it had extra fabric where the wire was now they have stopped making it. I used to wear Le Mystere because they met my needs the best, but they made finding tops that fit even harder to find. I've been wearing tight-fitting Lycra tanks but need something better. Regular bras are uncomfortable, and move when I raise my arms or do almost anything. A corset or torsolette might be something for you to try. If your bra is too small, the underwire will sit on your breast tissue or stretch too far and start to dig in at the armpit. They don't provide any support or lifting, but they will offer a layer in between your skin and your clothing to prevent chafing and make it less obvious that you aren't wearing a bra. Regular bras seem to put the plastic adjusters in the worst places and usually rub holes in my back before the day is over. I have been having bra issues for as long as i can remember having breasts. But now that I know there are other methods to consider, I won't feel so confined to a bra. Sports bras are fairly wearable, and I'll wear push-ups if it's only for a few hours and I have a low-cut top. I have to wear a bra because of my line of work riding horses at a higher rate of speed most of the time you need to tie them suckers down! Their ability to contour your body makes them the best bra alternatives for a large bust. I started having these exact problems not long ago, and I can't wear any of my bras. Camisoles come with or without built-in shelf bras. Being small-breasted the bandeaus and tubes flatten what I've got. You can choose to wear a bodysuit and ditch the bra altogether as they come with built-in bras, allowing for coverage and breast support. Look for wide bands, which are usually more comfortable than narrow bands that dig into your sides. Full body shape wear has been the most comfortable, but tends to be very warm. Candace has a broad range of interests that keep her head filled with strange facts, such as experimental cooking, games, and mad science. I think I have a high rib cage or something. They may not provide support but offer a layer between your skin and clothing, thus preventingnipple chafing, masking erect nipples, and making it less evident that you are going braless. I even reproached my sister when she had to sleep with her bra on. and those with wider bands around the bottom, since thin bands tend to dig and chafe. Bunting - If you have to wear something, try to find a type of bra that rests farther down. I have heard other people mention the Incredible bra for its comfort. You might be able to find other camis or tanks that could serve your purpose better. I'm between a D and a DD cup so can't just go without anything, but all bras either dig & roll along the side or flip up on my ribcage as soon as I sit down. I need bras that are provide support at least an inch below the bottom of the breasts in order to feel okay. Go for those made with thicker fabric to provide better support and coverage. If it is a comfortable option for you, it could be less annoying. Right now, I research corset or bustier bras. The nice thing is that during hot weather I can wear just the tank top. Bras with wider bands around the bottom are usually more comfortable. Like any other type of chest support, you shouldn't wear it all the time to give your body a chance to relax. The wires dig deeply into the front my ribcage, and also in my back, so for the entire day I'm practically struggling to breathe. Seriously, no human should suffer this.
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