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xKelly77x Joined : Nov 26, 2008 Posts : 2812 Rank: Star user My Other Topics	Posted : Jul 14, 2009 9:23:05 AM Subject : Decent maternity bra Has anyone managed to actually find one of these??? I've got one from Mothercare - it's crap and doesn't hold me in at all. Got another from M&S (maternity one) and again that's crap - i'll add that i got measured there at the same time so i know it actually fits lol!! The only 1 i've managed to find that's any good is actually just a sports bra from Asda - amazing. I went back to get another 1 but they didn't have any I've gone from a pre-pregnancy 34D to a 36/38DD so i do need something that will hold me up and be comfy. Any suggestions? xxx 28+3
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RAYNS Joined : Apr 23, 2009 Posts : 1284 Rank: Star user My Other Topics	Posted : Jul 14, 2009 9:53:25 AM Subject : Decent maternity bra Im a primark girl! I love their bras!! i just went a few sizes up and they are ok! just one i brought when i walk down the street the wobbly like jelly lol! but other than that they seem fine! x
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x kerrie x Joined : Feb 08, 2007 Posts : 530 Rank: Star user My Other Topics	Posted : Jul 14, 2009 9:57:02 AM Subject : Decent maternity bra Be just ate my reply!! I haven't found any hun . Like you i have tried mothercare which i wasn't impressed with, just don't seem to fit properly. M&S measured me but didn't have any in my size, range wasn't great either. Didn't realise it would be so differcult to get a nice bra. Only be a few weeks before i need to get some nursing bras!! sorry i cant help, hopefully someone will have an idea xxx
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xKelly77x Joined : Nov 26, 2008 Posts : 2812 Rank: Star user My Other Topics	Posted : Jul 14, 2009 10:23:16 AM Subject : Decent maternity bra LOL Rayns - now i bet that's a nice sight with you walking and they're flying everywhere ha ha ha!!! Kerrie- i know, it's crap isn't it? All you want is a decent bra to keep you held up nicely, mine seem to like resting on my bump lately ha ha ha!!! xxx
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xKelly77x Joined : Nov 26, 2008 Posts : 2812 Rank: Star user My Other Topics	Posted : Jul 14, 2009 10:23:59 AM Subject : Decent maternity bra Grr BE ate my reply too LOL Rayns - now i bet that's a nice sight with you walking and they're flying everywhere ha ha ha!!! Kerrie- i know, it's crap isn't it? All you want is a decent bra to keep you held up nicely, mine seem to like resting on my bump lately ha ha ha!!! xxx
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xKelly77x Joined : Nov 26, 2008 Posts : 2812 Rank: Star user My Other Topics	Posted : Jul 14, 2009 10:24:31 AM Subject : Decent maternity bra Grr BE ate my reply too LOL Rayns - now i bet that's a nice sight with you walking and they're flying everywhere ha ha ha!!! Kerrie- i know, it's crap isn't it? All you want is a decent bra to keep you held up nicely, mine seem to like resting on my bump lately ha ha ha!!! xxx
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MonkeyBusiness Joined : Jan 06, 2009 Posts : 266 Rank: Star user My Other Topics	Posted : Jul 14, 2009 10:34:12 AM Subject : Decent maternity bra Hi Kelly, I've gone up from a 36DD to a 38F and gave up on all maternity bras, they're hopeless and made me look like a sack of potatoes. I bought some Triumph Doreen bras as they're not wired and they have been fantastically comfy and very supportive. In fact I'm dreading having to come out of them to try to find nursing bras! Helen xx
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MonkeyBusiness Joined : Jan 06, 2009 Posts : 266 Rank: Star user My Other Topics	Posted : Jul 14, 2009 10:34:30 AM Subject : Decent maternity bra Hi Kelly, I've gone up from a 36DD to a 38F and gave up on all maternity bras, they're hopeless and made me look like a sack of potatoes. I bought some Triumph Doreen bras as they're not wired and they have been fantastically comfy and very supportive. In fact I'm dreading having to come out of them to try to find nursing bras! Helen xx
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MonkeyBusiness Joined : Jan 06, 2009 Posts : 266 Rank: Star user My Other Topics	Posted : Jul 14, 2009 10:34:45 AM Subject : Decent maternity bra Hi Kelly, I've gone up from a 36DD to a 38F and gave up on all maternity bras, they're hopeless and made me look like a sack of potatoes. I bought some Triumph Doreen bras as they're not wired and they have been fantastically comfy and very supportive. In fact I'm dreading having to come out of them to try to find nursing bras! Helen xx
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MonkeyBusiness Joined : Jan 06, 2009 Posts : 266 Rank: Star user My Other Topics	Posted : Jul 14, 2009 10:36:23 AM Subject : Decent maternity bra hmmm, sorry managed to post that 3 times somehow!
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Bert666 Joined : May 27, 2008 Posts : 619 Rank: Star user My Other Topics	Posted : Jul 14, 2009 3:09:50 PM Subject : Decent maternity bra I've gone straight into nursing bras!! I couldn't justify the expense of maternity bras AND nursing bras so thought I'd cut out the middle man and head straight for the nursing ones! I've got some quite comfy ones from next- and they're not too expensive either. Failing that M&S do some okay-ish ones too... happy hunting! xxx
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Bert666 Joined : May 27, 2008 Posts : 619 Rank: Star user My Other Topics	Posted : Jul 14, 2009 3:10:08 PM Subject : Decent maternity bra I've gone straight into nursing bras!! I couldn't justify the expense of maternity bras AND nursing bras so thought I'd cut out the middle man and head straight for the nursing ones! I've got some quite comfy ones from next- and they're not too expensive either. Failing that M&S do some okay-ish ones too... happy hunting! xxx
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Bert666 Joined : May 27, 2008 Posts : 619 Rank: Star user My Other Topics	Posted : Jul 14, 2009 3:10:30 PM Subject : Decent maternity bra I've gone straight into nursing bras!! I couldn't justify the expense of maternity bras AND nursing bras so thought I'd cut out the middle man and head straight for the nursing ones! I've got some quite comfy ones from next- and they're not too expensive either. Failing that M&S do some okay-ish ones too... happy hunting! xxx
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Blue xStarx Joined : Dec 30, 2008 Posts : 1116 Rank: Star user My Other Topics	Posted : Jul 14, 2009 4:13:19 PM Subject : Decent maternity bra Hi, I too have gone straight into nursing bras to try and save cash. Mothercare - rubbish! like you i am falling out of them. I am def getting the right size. Miriam stoppard ones are good. I have been shopping on ebay for feminine pretty ones at cheaper prices and have had a few bargains. Happy hunting xx
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ellan_girl Joined : Feb 20, 2009 Posts : 63 Rank: Regular My Other Topics	Posted : Jul 14, 2009 5:30:58 PM Subject : Decent maternity bra Hi everyone, I am 26 weeks and still wearing underwired I'm afraid- I'm 34GG and haven't been prepared to look like a sack of spuds yet. I have seen these bras on figleaves, and although I haven't tried them yet I will do. They seem to be good for larger sizes. I'm particularly interested in the underwired one-it's apparantly a speciel soft flexible underwire which should give a better shape. Fingers crossed! Here are the links http://www.figleaves.com/uk/product.asp?product_id=ANT-5035&mci=&size=&colour=ℑ=r366447-p158771-front http://www.figleaves.com/uk/product.asp?product_id=ANT-5051&mci=&size=&colour=ℑ=r461761-p462088-front
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