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  1. #1
    BellyBelly Life Subscriber

    Feb 2006
    melbourne
    11,462

    i too love loveable and was fitted at myer, im already in a D cup!! up from a B, they are comfy and its great to have someone explain the correct fit you and why! i have some cheap kmart ones and they were crap, spend the money and get fitted!! you have your girls for life, look after them!!

  2. #2
    Registered User

    Feb 2004
    Melbourne
    11,171

    Can I just say I loooove Hot Milk, I ordered them last night & they arrived today, so that was awesome. Then I tried them on.... They make "OMG, you could poke an eye out with those" cleavage They are awesome & totally worth the extra money IMO.

  3. #3
    Registered User

    Feb 2008
    Gold Coast, QLD
    1,563

    Does anyone know where you can buy size 8 maternity bras, where you can try them on and easily exchange them? My boobs refuse to conform to any normal sizes. I'd be an 8F or something, but that's just a guess since I can't find any bras to test this theory on.

    I bought 2 expensive bras, Elle McPherson and Hot Milk and I'm frustrated because the smallest they have are size 10 and the waist band rides up constantly. What a waste of money, but do you think I can find size 8 anywhere????? NO! The Elle is better than the Hot Milk, the Hot Milk just drives me insane.

    Now I wasted all this money I can't even afford new bras. Argh I'm so mad about this issue!

  4. #4
    Registered User

    Jan 2007
    7,197

    OMG, you could poke an eye out with those
    but TOTALLY agree hun! I got mine the other day and LOVE LOVE LOVE it! I thought oh that's right, that's what it is like to feel sexy in a bra! Even DH said, wow that's different to your other ones!
    My only teeny weeny complaint about the Hot Milk one I got is the strap is a bit thin for my DD's so definately a special occasion/want to feel hot bra as opposed to wanting to wear it every day! Boo hoo!

    Kuraiza - Im not sure but I do know that even the large department stores in huge shopping centres like Chadstone don't have a great range for us in bigger sizes and the styles are prety average. I ordered through Zodee - they have a great returns policy - I know you wouldn't be able to try before you buy, but they do have a sizing chart and excellent exchange policy so you get what you are pretty sure you are (buy with a bit of space to allow for growth/milk coming in and pads) and go from there. Sorry to hear you are having trouble.

  5. #5
    Registered User

    Dec 2006
    Melbourne
    3,737

    I love the HotMilk range too, they give great support, I went up to a EE cup so I needed it and they look great.

  6. #6
    Registered User

    Feb 2008
    Gold Coast, QLD
    1,563

    I bought my bras from zodee. It's a good service but you have to pay your own postage to return and also I had to wear my bras for a bit before I realised how badly sized they are, so zodee won't accept them back and I'm just stuck with expensive bras that don't fit. Anyway, Zodee don't stock size 8 either.

    The annoying thing is I went to so many different stores to get professionally fitted for bras, but since no one stocks size 8 (lots of shops don't even stock size 10) I didn't know I was a size 8 until I was lamenting the fact that the size 10s keep riding up (after I bought them and wore them) and finally a shop assistant informed me I'm a size 8. It doesn't help at all, though, because size 8s don't really exist.

    Well I just found Bella Forma which has a better returns policy than zodee, I think. There's a sum total of 3 maternity bras available in a size 8, but boy are they not cheap!

    I think I'm screwed.
    Last edited by SunnyRain; August 7th, 2008 at 03:48 PM.

  7. #7
    Registered User

    Nov 2006
    Somewhere Over The Rainbow
    3,094

    where can you actully BUY hotmilk though, aprt from on line?

    I have heard somuch about them but only ever see them on line. I want to try them on before i buy!

  8. #8
    Registered User

    Jun 2008
    946

    I'm just stuck with expensive bras that don't fit.

    I think I'm screwed.
    Hey, just wondering if they are only worn a few times but are in good condition still and nice brands, then they may have a chance of selling on Ebay or a similar online auction?
    If the smaller size is not as popular it could take a few weeks to sell, but at least you`d get some $$$ back and could get another one. You need at least 1 bra that`ll fit!
    Just a thought...people buy all sorts of stuff 2nd hand.

  9. #9

    Dec 2007
    Australia
    1,095

    I was fitted at myer and was an 18H (now a size 16F/G), so the only ones I could find my size were the huge nana-looking boulder holders. But now that I'm a bit smaller, i'm totally going to get some hotmilk!

  10. #10
    Registered User

    Jun 2008
    946

    so...whats the opinion on the Triumph bras? Kmart are selling them (and all maternity bras) in their upcoming sale, with 50% off 2nd item.
    The mailer shows an "active' triumph bra which looks good to me as a basic.

  11. #11
    BellyBelly Member

    Mar 2008
    Kurri Kurri
    1,715

    If you try the Bella Forma website Bella Forma Pretty Big Bras & Swimwear in Large Bra Cup Sizes D to JJ they have maternity bras that start at a size 8 and have huge cup sizes. They may be a bit more expensive but if you get a couple they may last you the whole distance. By the way their cup sizes go up to a JJ

  12. #12
    Registered User

    Feb 2008
    Geraldton W.A.
    58

    i wish big w and kmart did the bigger sizes too, ive just got the triumph maternity bra, got fitted, for a 18 f,(she said to have at least 3 clips on your bra,when buying a new one so u have extra room for growing) im usally 14 or 16, depends on brand. $55ea not cheap, well worth it & much more comfy then the ones i had on.. they were killing me (just normal underwire shirt bra).. went to the baby expo the next day, $40 lol so got another 2 pair.