‘No more boob overhang!’ curvy women rave as they endorse ‘fantastic’ full cup bras from M&S
CURVY women are raving about a range of full-cup bras perfect for “shaping” your boobs and banishing “overhang”.
The Marks & Spencer brassieres have been “specially designed” with big boobs in mind, bosses said.
And according to women wearing them, designers have got it bang on.
One woman dubbed the style “fantastic” after “struggling to find a well fitting bra as her shape changed with age”.
“I normally find that I get side boob overhang and slipping straps, but the deep sides and wider straps on these bras eliminate that,” she said.
“I’ve never felt so supported by a bra before.
“I shall be buying these in every possible colour.
“I’ve only just discovered them, so time will tell how well they last after numerous washes and continued wear, but I’m very pleased so far.”
The three packs of Wired Full Cup Bras are specially designed for F to H cup sizes.
They come in three colour ways: ‘Raspberry Mix’ with a pink, lilac and black bra, ‘Black Mix’ with a black, white and nude bra, and ‘Dusty Green’ with a khaki, navy and nude bra.
Each three pack costs £36, meaning the bras work out at £12 a pop.
“Say hello to a rounded, more lifted shape with these underwired bras that are specially designed for fuller busts,” M&S bosses said.
“Full cup style, with a light layer of padding for coverage and support.
“Lace trims at the top of the cups create a smooth edge.”
Other shoppers have praised the “wide straps” for offering extra support and preventing back pain.
“Great value even at full price,” one said.
“They’re a really good fit, supportive and come in pretty colours.
“I wear a 34H and most larger bras are ugly and only come in black, white or beige – yuk.
“I’m very happy with these.”
“Being bigger busted, I have always been wary of buying padded bras as I always thought it would emphasise my size,” another beamed.
“They are really comfortable, they don’t dig in at all and give great support – and my boobs don’t look any bigger, luckily.”