Clothes with no bra

[S]

I have long, heavy breasts and hate wearing bras. Is there a certain clothing place, where I can find clothing that’s made for big breasted women, to wear braless? Or are there certain styles that I should be looking for? I’ve tried the bras that are like bands with no straps, but they weren’t tall/high up enough so it just looked like I had 4 boobs ugh lol

[Grandtetons]

Oooh following! It hurts so much wearing a bra!

[Breastie]

I was complaining about the very same thing the other day. I have a shoulder strain and the straps of a bra do pull on my shoulders.

[Jack]

Perhaps the clever use of a piece of material that you can wrap under/around each breast and tie in a X shape behind your neck may work?

[Bob willis]

Not wearing a bra at all is an option?

[Eva]

I have the same bra size, so can relate. What helped me was changing my bra size to a wider one (so now it’s 44d instead of 42dd). It’s not the best choice but less uncomfortable for sure.
I also try on a lot of different clothes in the store’s fitting room without a bra, so I can find out what looks good and what doesn’t.
I realized that open sundresses are great to wear without a bra; when the chest and shoulders are open, they draw attention to themselves, so long breasts look descent.
And surprisingly, tight clothing may also be suitable for going braless

[Eddie]

Looks like it’s time for innovation and a new business plan!

[ANR4LIFE]

I hate wearing a bra too! I typically will try on clothes with no bra to see how it fits. Another option is a tank top with a built in bra, very light weight and doesn’t feel like a bra.

[S]

@ANR4LIFE my breasts are too long & fall below/out of built in bras. It would be nice if they made ones with wider built ins.

@Eddie I think you’re right, someone needs a storefront, big breasted models and with a catchy name for the boutique

[S]

@Jack More Neck, shoulder and back pain are what I’m trying to avoid

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