Full Figured Question - Is A Shelf Bra Right For Me?
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From reader comments come the most interesting posts and this question is no exception. Today’s subject is the shelf bra.
I’m interested in how to fit a shelf bra. I have a smaller band and larger cups, 32F/34E. I feel like the girls would pop right out of a shelf bra unless it was specifically made for larger breasts. Some tips on how to actually wear a shelf bra would be beneficial.
A shelf or open bra can be worn by someone with larger breasts but would not be very practical for daily wear or leaving the house. Taking my wife, for example who is a 42G, a shelf bra would be a waste of time because there simply is not enough material to support the size of her breasts.
How can you determine if a shelf bra is right for you? In the case of the example the only solution would be to have a custom fitted bra made to ensure proper support and coverage well what little coverage a shelf bra will offer. Regardless seeking the advice of a professional fitter will answer 99% of most questions regarding the styles of bra that are right for you.
A better choice for fuller breasts would be the open tip/cup bra. The one that is shown in the picture has an underwire in it to provide support while still allowing the exposure of the nipple area like what a shelf bra would do.
Both styles are normally worn for intimate encounters or to provide support when sleeping. Neither is reccommended for street wear unless you are in an area that exposed breasts are common and would not offend others.
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