Bra Cups Brands

[tanya_the_dancer]

Does anyone know what brand which has larger firm bra cups. I need to locate them online and if I search for just "bra cups", too many irrelevant results come up.

[etp777]

Now you know this is gonna be another thread that'll show all kinds of guys reading, but not contributing. ;)

[tanya_the_dancer]

Well, too bad. But I do need this info.

[samina]

i'm converted to the notion of buying a favorite bra, such as from VS, and inserting it into the dress, cut up or not depending upon what is required... those store-bought bra cups are for some women with breasts the shape of which i have never in my life seen, lol.

[etp777]

If you don't get a good response soon, I'll try to remember to ask mom nexst time I see her (supposeed to head over there Monday)

[tanya_the_dancer]

If you don't get a good response soon, I'll try to remember to ask mom nexst time I see her (supposeed to head over there Monday)

Thanks, I'll PM you, if I still don't know where they come from by Monday.

[etp777]

Probably a good idea, as good chance I'll forget. ;)

[soshedances]

i'm converted to the notion of buying a favorite bra, such as from VS, and inserting it into the dress, cut up or not depending upon what is required... those store-bought bra cups are for some women with breasts the shape of which i have never in my life seen, lol.

I agree...the store-bought cups don't seem to fit anyone well. Better off to deconstruct a bra that fits you well.

[tanya_the_dancer]

I agree...the store-bought cups don't seem to fit anyone well. Better off to deconstruct a bra that fits you well.

The trouble with that is the resulting cups are not solid.

[and123]

found this:
w w w.sewsassy.com/BraProducts/bracups.html
#991 claims to be a firm cup, but who knows.... Dunno, can you soak 'em in spray starch to stiffen them?

[etp777]

ok, that sounds uncomfortable even to me.

[TAK]

The trouble with that is the resulting cups are not solid.

Depends on the bra. If you get a plunge type bra with foam or padded cups, sometimes those are pretty solid, and they are available (at least on figleaves dot com) in large cup sizes.

[NURDRMS]

I use Braza sew in cups. They come in sizes from A to DD

[gracie]

:shock::shock:i'm converted to the notion of buying a favorite bra, such as from VS, and inserting it into the dress, cut up or not depending upon what is required... those store-bought bra cups are for some women with breasts the shape of which i have never in my life seen, lol.

:uplaugh::bouncy::bouncy:

[and123]

Yup, I agree. I have a used ballgown that has cups pointed in a way that no normal woman's twins would ever go. Still have not worn it, and no idea how to fix it without massive deconstruction.

[samina]

i picked up a pair once that were pointy a la 1950s-esque. the only way i could've made them work was to ball up some socks to fill them out... otherwise they were in danger of becoming dented during the dancing...heh.