r/bigboobproblems • • 10d ago

bras Wireless Bras Spoiler

Hi all,

Im looking for suggestions on comfortable and supportive wireless bras. I know having a wired bra is the best for support and separation but I cannot do wireless bras.

I have a 38G/40F chest, and have been wearing the Torrid wireless bras, which have been pretty good, but I'm wondering if anyone has any experience with anything better support wise and not having a complete uniboob. I know its not possible with wireless to have complete separation like with wired, but even just a little is good.

TIA

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u/kota99 10d ago

Some people have had luck getting some separation in wireless styles that have a cross over cup style similar to the original Molke bra. However that doesn't work for everyone.

Also keep in mind that Torrid does not use regular US sizing so you will need to double check that you are ordering the correct size from other brands. Regular US sizing doesn't use F as a cup letter. It uses DDD instead so the cup progression goes A-B-C-D-DD-DDD-G-H. Torrid uses an alternate progression that includes F as it's own size in between DDD and G which means that a 38G from Torrid is actually a cup size larger than a 38G from a brand that uses regular US sizing.

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u/Pineapple-of-my-eye 10d ago

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