Bra's for bigger boobed ladies
Apr 17th 2006, 9:05 am
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Re: Bra's for bigger boobed ladies
Originally Posted by benny the ball
Yep.. science. I'm working on a phd in mammology. Oh and I've got big hands... 
Apr 17th 2006, 9:10 am
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Re: Bra's for bigger boobed ladies
Originally Posted by Toontje
Make sure you warm them up before starting the examination. Hands that are too cold could mean the premature end of your phd.
Apr 17th 2006, 9:16 am
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Re: Bra's for bigger boobed ladies
Originally Posted by benny the ball
Research shows a hand bosom interface temperature of 24 degrees to be acceptable.
Apr 17th 2006, 10:30 am
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Re: Bra's for bigger boobed ladies
Originally Posted by steve`o
as does this lady
Apr 17th 2006, 1:45 pm
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Re: Bra's for bigger boobed ladies
Originally Posted by Izzy
planning to buy mine on-line from Bravissimo in UK - it is an entire shop devoted to big boobed women ! Only problem is they add on about 6.50 extra to post to Oz, so ordering in bulk might be necessary
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Apr 17th 2006, 2:05 pm
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Re: Bra's for bigger boobed ladies
Originally Posted by donna
Im a 34H and get mine from them,they do charge for delivery but the knock off the tax for overseas purchase.I just had 6 sent out.
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Apr 17th 2006, 6:02 pm
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Re: Bra's for bigger boobed ladies
Originally Posted by suzimc
They were always my favourite in the UK, esp as the store in Oxford was only a 25 minute train ride away for me
Happy shopping
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Apr 17th 2006, 6:08 pm
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Re: Bra's for bigger boobed ladies
Originally Posted by benny the ball
Yep.. science. I'm working on a phd in mammology. Oh and I've got big hands...
*not* a double D, or near. Whenever the DD stories come out, all the girls start revealing out voluptuous they are! So I reckon there can't be a problem!
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Apr 17th 2006, 6:27 pm
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Re: Bra's for bigger boobed ladies
Originally Posted by thatsnotquiteright
Apart from Dotty famously announcing she was a size 10 a few years ago, I have yet to hear, online, of a female migrant being
*not* a double D, or near. Whenever the DD stories come out, all the girls start revealing out voluptuous they are! So I reckon there can't be a problem!
B
*not* a double D, or near. Whenever the DD stories come out, all the girls start revealing out voluptuous they are! So I reckon there can't be a problem!
B
but like benny said earlier
photographic proof is required
bring it on
Apr 17th 2006, 8:59 pm
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Re: Bra's for bigger boobed ladies
Originally Posted by suzimc
That thought has crossed my mind too. I don't know whether they service Oz or not, but I have found figleaves.com is in the US, I had used them in the UK before as well.
Thanks everyone for your feedback. Unfortunately I'm looking for something a bit bigger than DD and that or DDD over here seems to be where they all stop. I haven't checked out the links yet though, so I'll give them a try....
Thanks everyone for your feedback. Unfortunately I'm looking for something a bit bigger than DD and that or DDD over here seems to be where they all stop. I haven't checked out the links yet though, so I'll give them a try....
DD/DDD thats not big !!! Thats a small medium, as a 34 G in the UK I have never been able to buy any bra's out here, I have them sent over via BRAVISSIMO. Judging by the large population of badly fitted bras in aussie women that i have noticed, I think it is like the UK in the 80's, no chance of a decent bra over the size of a C cup. Good Luck with your hunt.
Apr 17th 2006, 11:40 pm
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Re: Bra's for bigger boobed ladies
Originally Posted by macy
DD/DDD thats not big !!! Thats a small medium, as a 34 G in the UK I have never been able to buy any bra's out here, I have them sent over via BRAVISSIMO. Judging by the large population of badly fitted bras in aussie women that i have noticed, I think it is like the UK in the 80's, no chance of a decent bra over the size of a C cup. Good Luck with your hunt.
Apr 18th 2006, 12:11 am
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Re: Bra's for bigger boobed ladies
[QUOTE=macy]DD/DDD thats not big !!!
It is if (like me)the rest of you is a size 8!!
oh! how i long for plastic surgery and to be able to run bra free along the beach .
It is if (like me)the rest of you is a size 8!!
oh! how i long for plastic surgery and to be able to run bra free along the beach .
Apr 18th 2006, 1:30 am
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Re: Bra's for bigger boobed ladies
[QUOTE=lor]
Now I'm finished having children, I am seriously considering a reduction. My shoulders look like they each have canyons starting from my straps. Here in Canada if your surgeon submits to the Provincial health plan saying it is medically necessary surgery, it will most likely be covered. I had a friend go from a G to a C surgically (because of severe backache and shoulder ruts) and it was covered 100% by medical insurance. Maybe one last thing to do before I leave for Oz? 
Originally Posted by macy
DD/DDD thats not big !!!
It is if (like me)the rest of you is a size 8!!
oh! how i long for plastic surgery and to be able to run bra free along the beach .
It is if (like me)the rest of you is a size 8!!
oh! how i long for plastic surgery and to be able to run bra free along the beach .
Apr 18th 2006, 5:38 pm
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Re: Bra's for bigger boobed ladies
[QUOTE=dotnron]
Sounds like you are also wearing a bra that is not fitted correctly, a correctly fitted bra will support you and you should not have the canyons on your shoulders from your straps.I know this only through years of looking, searching and finally finding decent/pretty bras through that Bravissimo Website. A decent fitted bra also makes you look slimmer!!
Originally Posted by lor
Now I'm finished having children, I am seriously considering a reduction. My shoulders look like they each have canyons starting from my straps. Here in Canada if your surgeon submits to the Provincial health plan saying it is medically necessary surgery, it will most likely be covered. I had a friend go from a G to a C surgically (because of severe backache and shoulder ruts) and it was covered 100% by medical insurance. Maybe one last thing to do before I leave for Oz?
Sounds like you are also wearing a bra that is not fitted correctly, a correctly fitted bra will support you and you should not have the canyons on your shoulders from your straps.I know this only through years of looking, searching and finally finding decent/pretty bras through that Bravissimo Website. A decent fitted bra also makes you look slimmer!!
