| I am an A cup, but hate wearing padded or push-up bras. Bras that are lightly lined are increasingly difficult to find. What gives? Why are American women so enamored with bras that add 12 cup sizes? |
| I like the lined ones from Soma, they're lined enough for proper coverage but not padded. |
I always thought Soma was a matronly brand, but I will check it out. |
| I’m with you. I’m a small B cup and I don’t want to be any bigger. I have some from Aerie that are only very lightly lined that I like. |
| I'm larger busted (DD) but I like the thin lining so people can't see my nips. |
| I don’t like them either but I pretty much HAVE to wear one because my breasts are super uneven. Like one is an A and one is a big B uneven. I would look ridiculous without the padding to even things out a bit. :/ |
| I'm a 32 A and get lightly lined bras from the children's section in department stores. |
| I buy Calvin Klein or DKNY bras at Nordstrom Rack. Im a b and don't like a lot of padding. |
| Fellow A cup here, and I buy Natori bras - lightly lined, pretty but not over-the-top, and really comfortable. I get them at Nordstrom, but they're probably sold by all the usual suspects. |
| Go to nordstrom and ask them to help you out. Then try shopping online at journelle. It is the small busted woman's friend. |
+1 I can wear some from Aerie and some from VS Pink. There's a cheap brand at Target (xhilaration maybe?) that has basic ones for like $12 and are lightly lined. That's a perk to being on the smaller side! |
| Cheaper than a boob job. |
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I recommend these lightly lined bras from CK. Comfortable and no wires. Wait for the price to drop around $26 on Smazon. It fluctuates all the time.
https://www.amazon.com/Calvin-Klein-Perfectly-Wire-Free-Sanddune/dp/B000P9I3L4/ref=sr_1_7_mc?s=apparel&ie=UTF8&qid=1508815696&sr=1-7&keywords=calvin%2Bklein%2Bbra&th=1 |
(We're boycotting Donna Karan for supporting serial rapist Harvey Weinstein.) |
| Why does anyone who is an A cup wear a bra at all? |