ISO one piece bathing suit that is REALLY supportive
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Anonymous
| I am a 32/34 DD and am looking high and low for a one piece bathing suit that has really good support. Last year, the suit I bought from Lands End started out pretty supportive but even with just hand washing and drying it flat, the elastic is shot. I tried on the same suit from LE this year and there is hardly any support. I am nearly 40, 120lbs but with really big boobs for my body and while I am not comfortable wearing a bikini, I'd love to find a suit that will hold my boobs up. At this point, I'll pay a lot for it! |
Anonymous
| Miraclesuit is the gold standard. You definitely need to try it on, so go to Nordstrom. |
Anonymous
| Miraclesuit has better support than the Freya or Panache suits. |
Anonymous
| Tankini a possibility? |
Anonymous
|
http://www.barenecessities.com/32DD-Swimwear-300-Items-Per-Page_catalog_nxs,121,size,916,ppp,300.htm
http://www.lindasonline.com/swimwear.html?filters=filterSize:32DD,filterStyle:,filterBrand:,filterColor:,filterUnderwire:#sectionContentDiv I had good luck with a Fantasie swimsuit, I found miraclesuits not supportive enough. I've given up and decided I need a swimsuit with a real bra in it. |
Anonymous
| Thanks everyone. Yes, a tankini is fine. The one I have from LE is a tankini. I wish the websites would tell you what size the models really are. I highly doubt the models in the photos are a DD. I'll try on a Miraclesuit and if that doesn't work, I'll order a few online. |
Anonymous
| Coco Reef also makes bra-size swimwear. |
Anonymous
| What does ISO mean? |
Anonymous
| in search of |
Anonymous
| I am large chested and always go Miraclesuit with underwire and padding. I just ordered a few from Saks to try on at home -- they no longer sell them in store, only online. Bloomingdale's has them in store, but a much bigger selection online. |
Anonymous
| Can you get a breast reduction? That sounds awful. |
Anonymous
|
So far so good on this LE one piece:
http://www.landsend.com/products/womens-slender-suit-scoopneck-one-piece-swimsuit/id_261032 Panache swimwear is VERY supportive and stays that way year after year. Get the underwired and note that the bands run a bit small. |
Anonymous
I have one in an H cup and I found it shockingly unsupportive. It fits, but I avoid too much sudden movement. |
Anonymous
| Go with Bravissimo. They are great! |