ahh bra

[Anonymous]

Has anyone here ever used or ordered these 'ahh bra's' by Rhonda Shear? I was up late the other day folding laundry and flipping through the channels and I came across this ad on the HSN and the bra looked very comfortable. I'm ALWAYS looking for a comfortable bra. I'm very petite and small and I wear a 36C and I totally need something with support that is also comforable.

[Anonymous]

I saw that too and was tempted to buy it... but I didn't. I'm a 38DD and needless to say need support. The sizing... S, M, L, XL etc. threw me off. I guess I concluded it would be more like a leisure/sleep bra and that I would look droopy. So I passed. But I'm still curious about it. If you decide to get one please post here how you liked it.

[Anonymous]

Have you checked out the brand SOMA? Some Chico's stores have a SOMA section in them (I know Chico's but really they are awesome bras). I am a 36 D and I LOVE the bras I've bought there. Substantial, comfortable, reasonably priced and they don't fall apart in the wash. They have sexy styles and I have just really been impressed with my purchases.

[Anonymous]

Well, I did some research online this morning and it looks like the 'ahh bra' is getting terrible reviews, especially for women with larger breasts. I think, I will skip it. Thanks to the PP who suggested the SOMA bras. I will definitely look into them. They look stylish and comfortable.

[Anonymous]

I am a huge fan of Wacoal. (I am a 34DD which makes it hard to buy - both b/c I am more comfortable with coverage and b/c that is an unusual size.) They are expensive, about $60/bra, but very good quality and they last several years.

[Anonymous]

I'm also a small band with larger cups like the OP. I've had success with Wacoal, Le Mystere and Simon Perele.

[Anonymous]

Women sleep in bras?? Really???? That sounds awful.