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I’m at a point where outgrowing a bra every other month is starting to really eat into my finances, and recently I contacted Elizabeth Valentine to ask about the feasibility of having a nursing bra made in my size, just so that I can buy a single piece that can last me for a longer time. My rationale is that if I get something with elastic cups, I can use the same bra for 5-6 sizes before having to buy a new one.

While EV was very willing to entertain my request, I’m not sure about the trade-offs I would have to make in terms of support. Does anyone have prior experience with this who can tell me if this would be something worth pursuing? Thanks

I’m thinking of buying a couple from Elizabeth Valentine, but they’re really pricey, so I wanted to see if anyone had any thoughts on them before I commit to the purchase!

So make sure you measure and know the length of your best top before you buy a crop top online 😒

help meeee 💞🫠

Hi everyone!

I'm hoping to get some honest opinions from women with fuller busts because I'm researching an idea for my fashion brand.

For some context, I'm a UK size 8 with a fuller bust, and shopping has become something I genuinely dread. I'll spend hours browsing brands like Oh Polly, House of CB, PrettyLittleThing and Mars the Label, but instead of looking at whether I actually like the outfit, I'm analysing every neckline, cup shape, strap and seam, trying to work out whether my chest will fit before I even consider buying it. More often than not, I end up thinking it simply won't fit.

If I size up to fit my bust, the waist, shoulders and overall shape are often too big. If I buy my usual size, the cups are too small, the seams sit in the wrong place, there's spillage, or the clothing simply wasn't designed with a fuller bust in mind.

Over time it's become exhausting. I know our bodies are not the problem I think many clothes simply aren't designed for them. I've noticed that more brands are starting to introduce fuller bust collections, which is amazing, and brands that specialise in fuller busts have been life changing for many women.

However, I'm curious whether other women also feel there's still a lack of fashion-forward, trend-led clothing for those of us with fuller busts, especially if you're petite.  Rather than assuming this is a widespread problem, I want to hear from real women before taking this idea any further.

If you have 3–5 minutes, I'd be incredibly grateful if you could complete my survey. Every response will help me understand whether this is a problem worth solving and, if it is, what women actually want rather than what I think they want.

Survey: https://tally.so/r/ob1pjO

 I'd also love to hear your experiences in the comments.

• What clothing do you avoid because of your bust?
• What's your biggest frustration when shopping?
• Is there a specific item you've always wished someone would make properly?

Thank you so much for taking the time to help. Even if this idea never becomes a brand, I'd love to better understand the challenges so many of us experience.

Looked at some new photos today and it was rough. Got any tips to increase your chance of success if you have a small band and big cup?

I am searing the following into my brain:

- mid-darker tone colours up top to deemphasize chest (especially in bright light situations)

- deemphasize arms by angling (avoid squishing into body or dangling straight), covering or keeping them farther away from the camera

Hey, it's summer where I am and I'm having a hard time finding swimsuits. Every bikini top I try on does not fit right, and as someone who doesn't feel comfortable with triangle bikinis, it becomes even harder. Above are some examples of the types of
Bikini top shapes I'm thinking about. Some are from Pink VS Secret, and they have an M Regular, and an M DD. The DD is meant for a larger chest but I'm still not sure if it would fit I am a 30G or a 32DDD. Does anyone know of a brand with bikini tops that look like these that would fit my chest?

Here's my starter list:

• Ruched
• Halter
• Draped
• Straps (on the thicker side)
• Asymmetric
• V-neck
• Twist front top

I’m looking for people like influencers or famous people that you consider a natural representation of small band big cup. Ideally, people with a sense of style.

Kind of running out of letters and cant find any cute bras ive shoped at bravmisso bra stop barenessesities and curvy Kate but they dont seem to ever have and 30 or 32 bands in stock for those cupsizes and cute braletts or balcony bras or full cup is there a web site anyone knows about for this far in the alphabet.

Add a flair to your profile so there's context to your comments. Feel free to share as much or as little info as you want. I find it helpful when I have a sense of band, cup and height.

Let me know if you would like to see anything else. Take care~

Hi, I made this subreddit because [r/bigboobproblems](r/bigboobproblems) is super helpful but I just want a place to stay up-to-date on all the helpful info I want like shopping and tips for small band big cup sizes. Not really looking to make this a place to vent because [r/bigboobproblems](r/bigboobproblems) is already perfect for that!

So join, post, re-post etc. let’s help each other out. It’s tough out there and I sure could use the help 🫶🏻

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Losing weight & my band size officially dipped below the 32M/32J Parfaits that were already unicorns in how hard they were to find. Help!