thread: Best bra for small breast (really small!)

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  1. November 24th, 2011, 07:52 PM #1
    Ca Plane Pour Moi
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    La Senza do some fantastic padded bras - I live in them. I'm usually a 32AA-32A, but AAs are getting rarer and rarer.

    ETA - just done some on-line fitting things. I'm a 36AA, a 32B, 34B, 36B or a 34A, depending on the site. I even go up to 34C on one website. I'm not relying on that. I'm a 32A or just under. That's the bra that fits around my back, over my shoulders AND has no overspill (I wish!). Didn't Onyx post a while ago about going to a bra shop, getting groped and given a fantastic fitted bra? Seems that's better than using tape measures.
    Last edited by Ca Plane Pour Moi; November 24th, 2011 at 08:01 PM.
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  2. November 24th, 2011, 07:57 PM #2
    Lulliloo
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    maybe try bnt... they have specialised fitters and even some of their 10A's and on the smaller side or have extra padding too.
    i used to manage one of the stores(dont anymore)... so i know they are good.
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  3. November 25th, 2011, 07:45 AM #3
    Tinks
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    I get my DD's bras from Myer. Ambra, Mitch Dowd, Miss Pink all have wire free AA cup sized bras.
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  4. November 25th, 2011, 11:23 AM #4
    JLeigh29
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    Yep Tinks, that's us - buying bras with the tweens, lol!

    Wire free usually = no padding in my experience, so probably no good. Do let us know how you go - I am always on the lookout for good bras.
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  5. November 25th, 2011, 05:31 PM #5
    Ca Plane Pour Moi
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    LOL, when pg and I needed new bras due to growth, I was told that pregnancy bras didn't come "that small" and I'd have to wear a "teen trainer" bra. Cheers shop assistant - so pleased there's more than one lingerie shop in town now! Don't consider the feelings of others ever, will you? (I had to internet order my feeding bras too.)
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  6. November 25th, 2011, 05:40 PM #6
    Tinks
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    Yep Tinks, that's us - buying bras with the tweens, lol!

    Wire free usually = no padding in my experience, so probably no good. Do let us know how you go - I am always on the lookout for good bras.
    Sorry.

    I wouldn't usually know this info because I have the opposite problem but I have had SO many problems trying to find small cup size bras for DD with no wire that when I find them I buy up big.

    BTW...2 weeks ago I got her some bras from Myer off the clearance rack and they came down to $6 each So I bought up big lol. Seriously, go and check out Myer.
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