32G bras

Anyone know a place to buy reasonably priced 32G bras? Preferably black T shirt bras, definitely no padding, must be lined though. Thanks!

Can't tell if serious...

Yes, I'm serious. Damn things are expensive! I see bra deals on here fairly regularly, but only for common sizes.

I like me some 32g's

pics and we will all help

Quote from drozek : pics and we will all help

If you find a site that sells them, there will be pictures of women wearing them on the site.

^ lol nicely done.

Might I add, Those be huge.

This subject interests me a lot.. so i did some goggling and found the below.

Well, I suppose it goes without saying that you only have one 'right' size, and if that's 32G then a 32G bra is going to fit better than any other size. But I take your point, they're hard to find and expensive when you do, so if you're happy to compromise fit a bit in exchange for choice and value, then as a general rule you would need to increase the band size by one for every cup size you come down. So you would almost certainly be okay with a 34F, probably with a 36DD/E, maybe with a 38D... the further you take this, the bigger the compromise.

People will tell you it's important to only wear exactly the right size, but that's easy to say when you're an easy size and have endless reserves of cash - ultimately bras are not 'necessary' at all, they're a choice, and if you want to experiment with sizes, go for it.

If you need help figuring it all out like Drozek said post a pix and I can suggest other sizes as well

Unfortunately, you may need to visit a smaller (non-chain) lingerie store - if they don't have what you need, they'll be able to order it (or make it in the shop).

tigobitties...

how did you know they are my fav..

And by expensive I know exactly what you mean. The bigger they are the more she wants..

Quote from Pascal : Anyone know a place to buy reasonably priced 32G bras? Preferably black T shirt bras, definitely no padding, must be lined though. Thanks!

Try FigLeaf.com. They have the larger sizes and are offering 20% off with code TWENTY, they carry your size and style in the $28 to $60 range.

http://www.figleaves.com/us/ranges/dd/all/20539/20544/#term=&dept=dd&category=&subcategory=&answerhandle=20539&searchhandle=A%3dTNrange+not+in+olet~B%3dTNrange+not+in+olet~&pageno=1&sort=8&pagesize=28&colours=&sizes=32G~&brands=&maxprice=185&multioptions=T-SHIRT@shape~&deptcat=20544&minprice=10&islmin=10&islmax=185&fo=Bras--32G~ItemTypes--T-SHIRT~&cups=&bra=32G~&clothing=&cosmetics=&shoes=&mensclothing=&productid=&productcolour=&bboost=&gender=&rating=undefined

Recently I found a website called "brayola.com" and it has a deal tracker for bras. I have the same problem. You may want to look into sister sizes.

Quote from JackScagnetti : This subject interests me a lot.. so i did some goggling and found the below. Well, I suppose it goes without saying that you only have one 'right' size, and if that's 32G then a 32G bra is going to fit better than any other size. But I take your point, they're hard to find and expensive when you do, so if you're happy to compromise fit a bit in exchange for choice and value, then as a general rule you would need to increase the band size by one for every cup size you come down. So you would almost certainly be okay with a 34F, probably with a 36DD/E, maybe with a 38D... the further you take this, the bigger the compromise. People will tell you it's important to only wear exactly the right size, but that's easy to say when you're an easy size and have endless reserves of cash - ultimately bras are not 'necessary' at all, they're a choice, and if you want to experiment with sizes, go for it. If you need help figuring it all out like Drozek said post a pix and I can suggest other sizes as well

I think any woman who is fairly well endowed can tell you that trying sister sizes can sometimes cause a DISASTER! Support changes dramatically. someone who wears a 32 band would NEVER EVER be able to wear a 38 band.... that is literally adding 6 extra inches around her rib cage that cannot be adjusted beyond the hooks, the band would slip, up the back, the straps would need to be tightened to the point of cutting into the shoulders and the result would just look terrible.

Even the same "size" bra in different styles and brands can fit very different on a woman.

Soooo, OP, try barenecessities.com they offer larger sizes and are currently doing a 20% and free shipping promotion! I've purchased from them before and have been happy! Good luck!