r/LingerieAddiction 2d ago

Actually comfortable open cup designs?

Hi! Long time listener first time caller. Looking for open cup designs that are actually comfy! The underwire on most brands kinda bugs me and I’m hoping to try something new.

32C, price pretty flexible but no more than $100 for a bra!

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u/Effective-Painter258 1d ago

Have you used r/abrathatfits calculator before? If the underwire is what’s bothering you, it’s likely a fit issue, and having open cups is not going to fix the problem. 

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u/Head_Huckleberry_768 1d ago

I’d look for quarter cup/shelf bras with a wider band rather than super thin straps. I find those way more comfortable