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[Yorkshire Pudding]

The Omlet effect has struck again!

 

I've been uncomfortable in the boob department for a while so I took my mum with me & went to an independent fitter in north Leeds. The owner trained at Rigby & Peller so no tape measures in sight. I went in as a 38 C & came out a 34 E and I've never been so comfortable. Not cheap but well worth it!

[whoopsie]

I agree with the Bravissimo comment - I used to really like them but found some of their fitters were better than others. It was good to get a 'base' fit though and you do have to use your common sense, "Ooops, word censored!"ody can tell you how comfortable youfeel.

[scubababe]

I also recommend La Senza...although they don't have my size in stock!! before kiddies I was ( or so I thought a 34B) then I fluctuated between 36F to 32D!!!!! I have now been measured again and am comfortable in 32DD. Bravissimo caters for the 'larger cup' lady and has been recommended to me on numerous occasions. I managed to buy some nice bras from Debenhams...but again it's what's comfortable. Balconnette are lovely but are uncomfortable due to wire high on ribe cage ...again it's finding what style is comfortable for you.

[AJuff]

I am so lucky to have a lovely underwear shop within walking distance with a very experienced lady fitter. She is well known in the area for fitting so well. Fantasie, Freya fit me best. I've encouraged DD1 14 to go to her from her first bra and now whenever she grows she goes in on her own as she knows the lady now. I just get the receipts! Good fitting bras make you look and feel amazing. I often want to suggest to ladies I meet with drooping boobs to get fitted correctly! But that would be rude!

[FoxFighters]

M and S Angel range for AA to C