<![CDATA[Big Bust = Big Bucks - Jezebel Comments]]> <![CDATA[Big Bust = Big Bucks - Jezebel Comments]]> <![CDATA[Big Bust = Big Bucks]]> @guyismyguy:
oh I know My job requires that I dress up, so finding dresses that arent skanky to wear to work is impossible. Either the girls dont fit in the dress, the dress is matronly, or the dress looks like it belongs on someone dancing on a pole!

Bohemian

]]> <![CDATA[Big Bust = Big Bucks]]> @AbbyNormal: I know! It's so frustrating to be told essentially that I'm "insufficient." The figleaves site seems to carry brand sizes the department stores don't, but because of the inconsistent sizing mentioned by fellow barely-B Birdmadgirl, I still need to try them on.

richcreamerybutter

]]> <![CDATA[Big Bust = Big Bucks]]> I second the recommendation of figleaves.com. If you sign up for their mailing list, you'll get notices for sales and specials (like, say, free or reduced shipping) all the freakin' time. I think the prices for my size (36 DD) start at around $25.

Ignorethesefourwords

]]> <![CDATA[Big Bust = Big Bucks]]> @pink_orchid: OMG good to know. I got fitted properly and discovered I'm an F cup and I've only seen seriously fugly grandma bras in that size.

moonstone

]]> <![CDATA[Big Bust = Big Bucks]]> @pink_orchid:
I hate that I live in Tokyo and am always late to these conversations (waaaayyyy too late to talk about my amazing Brit Boy), but I digress.

With a pair of 38 E's, Nordstrom has been the only place that carries pretty, sexy bras in my size, that are well made at the same time. I will love Nordstroms forever for this.

fallenbelle

]]> <![CDATA[Big Bust = Big Bucks]]> @katekate: They only sell 3 colrs on the site, but in stores, they usually have more.

katekate is squared

]]> <![CDATA[Big Bust = Big Bucks]]> @hamsterpants: I'm a very full D cup and my FAVORITE FAVORITE FAVORITE bra of all time is made my Bali: [www.onehanesplace.com]

It actually comes in a fair number of colors (I have a cute purple one) and gives really excellent support. It has the padded straps, is the one thing I'm not in love with, but honestly, us big-breasted gals have no business in spaghetti straps, in my opinion. Seriously LOVE this bra so much, and I think I will die if they ever stop making it.

katekate is squared

]]> <![CDATA[Big Bust = Big Bucks]]> @Bohemian-Girly: I'm the same size! It's the same as a 36E.. it sucks balls.. Buying dresses is awful...
I buy bras there all the time...

GuyismyGuy

]]> <![CDATA[Big Bust = Big Bucks]]> i live in the UK and i'm always amazed that when i go to the USA, nowhere seems to stock above a d cup! i feel like i should go to m+s and post you all bras! i'm a ff/g cup and have little problem finding bras here.

sarahluv

]]> <![CDATA[Big Bust = Big Bucks]]> When I'm not at uni I sell my soul to Asda Wal-Mart for two days of the week, and I work on George. Essentially there is a range for larger bra sizes and they are on average a couple of pounds more expensive than the smaller ranges, but not much more. Still, this is a good thing. George underwear is actually really nice and fits me really well, although I'm a 34D so its not difficult to find a good fit.

Gemma

]]> <![CDATA[Big Bust = Big Bucks]]> @hamsterpants: I bought a Chantelle bra that I really like and Bloomingdales (the first and probably last time I will set foot in that store -- had to redeem a gift card). It was about $60. Not the cutest thing in the world, but it gives good support and shape. But maybe I like it so much because it was the first time in a while I've actually bought one in the right size -- it took a while to accept that my cup size had increased yet again, now to a 34dd. I'm 24, people. When will it stop?

RosePetalPlace

]]> <![CDATA[Big Bust = Big Bucks]]> Well, I wouldn't feel sorry for the British big-boobed ladies if you paid me good money for it. Look at me... In The Netherlands, I pay approximately 90 USD for a proper bra that holds everything up nicely (I'm an F/G). At Marks & Spencer I bought two lovely bras for 46 USD. It's cheaper for me to TRAVEL TO THE UK AND BUY BRAS THERE THAN BUY THEM IN MY OWN FRELLING COUNTRY.
It's so depressing, but also a very good reason to have an annual trip to London.

haguenite

]]> <![CDATA[Big Bust = Big Bucks]]> omg I loved asda when I was in the uk. When I was homesick I would go into the massive chocolate cookie/chocolate aisle and seek solace. Peanut butter kitkats and tracker bars ftw.

tastidelighttonight

]]> <![CDATA[Big Bust = Big Bucks]]> lol@tscheese

I'm a barely-b and none of my bras are the same size. They range from 32A-38B. I just try some on until one feels good. I've often been really curious about women with large breasts and why it's so hard to find bras that fit properly.

birdmadgirl

]]> <![CDATA[Big Bust = Big Bucks]]> @richcreamerybutter: Oh no, I wasn't saying that! It was more bemoaning the lack of options for the larger ladies. I've always been jealous of the cute styles available for A-B-C cups, but that rarely come in larger cups. (Of course, I feel the same about shoes, with my size 10 feet.) I think that stores should carry, at the very least, A through F, with ranges from 28-40. Do they really pad all/most of the A cups? That rankles, because the message is that you aren't big/good enough. Garrr.
@tscheese: It's true-- many of us wear the wrong size. I was out with my girls, and one friend called out the other about her cup size-- they were both wearing a C cup, but one was clearly bigger than the other. They vowed to go bra shopping the next day, and sure enough, one was told she was a D cup (She'd always worn the smaller size). I often wear a too-small size in the futile hope that I am mimimizing my bust line, although it just ends up spilling over the top.

AbbyNormal

]]> <![CDATA[Big Bust = Big Bucks]]> I like the Cacique line too. My everyday bras are minimizers by Bali (38 DD here, although I'm probably a 40 in denial) but Bali stopped making the one I liked in black, and truthfully they only last a few months if you're wearing them a lot. I'd love to find the perfect bra that holds my girls up all day, doesn't ride up in the back, and is still sexy, yet doesn't show weird patterns or anything through my clothes. I'm still looking, though.

Nicorette

]]> <![CDATA[Big Bust = Big Bucks]]> I'd never buy these even if they came in my size. Wal-Mart could be selling pure gold at a half-buck an ounce and I wouldn't buy it, because I'd know they'd done something proportionally shitty to as many people as buy it, to get it there.

@TruculentandUnreliable: I'm so glad you brought up the "long enough" issue, because in the unlikely event that I can find a good bra, the advance of belly shirts in the last decade or so has meant I have trouble finding anything I can tuck in. Or, in a V-tee, anything that I can tuck in where the boobs don't immediately pop out the neckline. It's depressing.

TheFormerJuneBronson

]]> <![CDATA[Big Bust = Big Bucks]]> @ThaKadinskyPapers:

Im a 36 DDD (although I havent been sized... well ever, so its probably wrong) and Cacique actually carries a few bras in my size. I <3 Cacique!

Bohemian

]]> <![CDATA[Big Bust = Big Bucks]]> @tscheese: I think that everyone, no matter her bra size, should have a properly-fitted bra. I do think it makes a difference when you're bigger, though, because bigger boobs need more support. Plus, there's a huge difference on your back and shoulders.

As I mentioned, I was wearing the wrong bra size for a long time, and now that I'm wearing the right size, I feel like everything's in place a little better, and that my bras are more flattering to my boobs. I'm not huge, but even a small adjustment in my band and cup sizes has made a difference.

Also, though, a lot of bras are made differently, so comfort is a factor, too. Basically, you have to try everything on.

TruculentandUnreliable

]]> <![CDATA[Big Bust = Big Bucks]]> I'm like a 38 nearly-B (on a good day.) I'm 5'10" and have this enormous mutant ribcage and itty bitty boobs.

I'd like to know from my more bosom-tastic sisters: what's the big deal with getting bras properly fitted? I keep hearing about how many women are wearing the wrong band and cup size. Is that true? Is that all hype? Does it really make a difference when you're more endowed up top?

I'm not trying to be ignorant--I really want to know! I'll be like "hi boobs, meet a 38A!" and they'll be like "cool, okay whatever", and then I'll be like "hi boobs, this is a 40B!" and they're like "cool, okay whatever." Proper sizing has never mattered too much to me--I just wear whatever's comfortable.

Is it a lot different when you get into larger cup sizes?

tscheese

]]> <![CDATA[Big Bust = Big Bucks]]> @ThaKadinskyPapers: Okay, sounds like my body, but not with the crooked torso. And smaller tits. Finding shirts that fit through the waist, are long enough, and accommodate my boobs is pretty difficult.

TruculentandUnreliable

]]> <![CDATA[Big Bust = Big Bucks]]> Just confirming that fitting for the small size isn't as easy as you'd think either!

richcreamerybutter

]]> <![CDATA[Big Bust = Big Bucks]]> @bangieb: that IS vulgar.

me likes.

ThaKadinskyPapers

]]> <![CDATA[Big Bust = Big Bucks]]> @AbbyNormal: please don't encourage retailers to dinimish our already low stock of A cups? There are few premium brands that acually make them (most start at a B...I'm looking at YOU Wacoal). Of the brands that do offer A cups, most of them will feature a beautiful, underwire, translucent, non-padded bra in every other cup but when they get to the A, they add a lining of padding in the same style.

Once in a while, a style will allow me to get away with a 32B. But that's NOT my size, and a 34A should be eligible for all the benefits of B cups.

God damn it, I should be able to look like an 70s hooker in any size.

richcreamerybutter

]]> <![CDATA[Big Bust = Big Bucks]]> @TruculentandUnreliable: oh hell, do not get me started on fitting my too long-too big in places torso into things off the rack. I'm over 5'9 with big tits, a big ass, a small-ish waist but a long and crooked torso. Crooked as in, I have several pieces of clothing that once put on, somehow do not line up with my belly button - the zipper or center hem will be like, 2 inches to the right, wtf??
Generally I have better luck with skirts than pants, and pants win over dresses because dresses NEVER fit me off the rack.

And that dude? I was mortified, just mortified at the comment. True, at the time I was a lot younger and my fashion sense meant the bra I had on would be something I clean the house in today, but still. In all that time the size of those 'four bangers' has not improved.

ThaKadinskyPapers

]]> <![CDATA[Big Bust = Big Bucks]]> @ThaKadinskyPapers: Ha! You should've told him that it's a tradeoff--yeah, it take a lot longer to get the bra off, but once you get to the goods, it's totally worth it.

@MsPants: I can never find pants that fit. I'm also tall; usually I go with something that fits my ass but is a little too big in the waist, so they're about long enough. Yes, I know I need to go to the tailor, but it's only recently that I've had enough money to buy clothes worth tailoring in the first place, not to mention pay for tailoring.

@bangieb: VULGAR!

TruculentandUnreliable

]]> <![CDATA[Big Bust = Big Bucks]]> @hamsterpants: @Leiakat: I probably should've thought before I spoke (I'm hopped up on cold medicine today, so I'm in a bit of a fog) since my boobs aren't that big. But I have heard good things about Cacique from some friends more blessed in the boob area than me.

DorothyZbornak

]]> <![CDATA[Big Bust = Big Bucks]]> @AbbyNormal: awwww! there should be a compensation/class action law suit against underwires!

In related trivia: the boning in corsets were only bone for the wealthy. the poorer women used metal wires that could potentially break and stab the wearer giving them blood poisoning.

pink_orchid_martini

]]> <![CDATA[Big Bust = Big Bucks]]> @ThaKadinskyPapers: Now, see, a "four-banger" means something completely different at my house.

BAngieB

]]> <![CDATA[Big Bust = Big Bucks]]> @pink_orchid: @beastybeatsy: The worst part was I cut myself in two places! I was at work, and didn't realize that the wire had come out, just that I felt sore under my arm-- I absent-mindedly reached to check it out, and cut my hand deeply. I was bleeding, and too embarassed to explain how I cut myself!! (And it was my favorite bra, too.) I was stuck at work (no pun intended), so I had to push the wire back in, and I put bandaids on the area that was adjacent to the offending wire. When I got home I was a mess!

AbbyNormal

]]> <![CDATA[Big Bust = Big Bucks]]> @TruculentandUnreliable: I'm getting a little worried now that I have a couple of personalities and I'm actually conversing with myself. I have a big ole bum too--hence my love for the Right Fit jeans at LB that understand I can have a relatively tiny waist with a badonkadonk. (Did I really just use that word?) My belleh is also my litmus for "Pants! Gym! Now!"

@AbbyNormal: I wonder if you could put up an advert on a site somewhere seeking a good seamstress to sew your designs up? I can sew, but I mainly stick to blankies and crafty type stuff. I don't think I could do justice to a bra. But I'm more than willing to pay good money for a pretty bra that's made with the understanding that the sammich-eating contingency of women* are shaped differently than the size 0s that walk the runway.

*please note I am not slagging off thinner women by implying they do not eat sammiches. I just find the word "sammich" to be much kinder and more fun than "fat."

Ms. Pants

]]> <![CDATA[Big Bust = Big Bucks]]> @TruculentandUnreliable: ahh, see you're barely into D territory. Consider yourself lucky, the one thing I really, really hate about being big titted is the WIDTH of the back bra strap. Seriously, modern science can't devise something better?? 'Cuz there is NOTHING sexy about reaching back to show off the one-handed bra-removal skills, only to be thwarted by the doubled-handed requirements of a DD bra.

True story, back in the day Kadinsky had landed herself a date with a semi-famous local radio talent and after a very entertaining evening was on said talent's couch preparing to unveil her 'twin peaks'. The boy was assuredly the more excited of the two about this, and he reached behind her caressingly, fingertips tracing their way up to the locking mechanism. Before I had a chance to straighten up and release the damn thing myself, I heard him mutter, "Shit. A four-banger."

(as in, FOUR fucking clasps = at least 3 hands and a ten minute delay).

*sigh*

ThaKadinskyPapers

]]> <![CDATA[Big Bust = Big Bucks]]> @chouflur: Oh!!! Thank you for the link-- they have cups up to K!!!! Although they don't go above 38 despite the cup size.

AbbyNormal

]]> <![CDATA[Big Bust = Big Bucks]]> @MsPants: I have a big ol' booty, too, and that's the second place all the weight goes. I know that I'm in trouble when my stomach starts getting big.

TruculentandUnreliable

]]> <![CDATA[Big Bust = Big Bucks]]> @AbbyNormal: Wires popping out has to be the most painful experience, six hours at work, wondering why there was pain, had a look and knew why. Ow!

beastybeatsy

]]> <![CDATA[Big Bust = Big Bucks]]> @ThaKadinskyPapers: I'm so going to check out Lane Bryant soon. I never even thought to check out their bras, and of course they would carry cup sizes the department stores don't. (And why do so many stores still only carry A-D or at most DD, when as a nation we are getting larger?)
@MsPants: I know, Victoria's Secret bras and panties are of such poor quality! And they are not cheap. $50 for a bra that will fall apart even with hand washing- no thank you.
When I was younger, I wanted to design underwear for the fuller figure that would be sexy, actually fit, and support what it was designed to support. No offense, but larger woman aren't shaped just like smaller ones, only bigger. And it seems that most bras are just sized larger, like with most clothing, not specifically designed for a larger woman's contours. I wish I was a better seamstress, because it seems like this market is bereft of the quality, concern and adoration of the fuller figure that we need in the conception and construction of bras (and clothes) for those above the D-cup range.

AbbyNormal

]]> <![CDATA[Big Bust = Big Bucks]]> Figleaves.com, you guys. Has all sorts of not usual sizes, and generally at least one in your range will be on sale...

chouflur

]]> <![CDATA[Big Bust = Big Bucks]]> @TruculentandUnreliable: My tatas are kind to me as well. Whereas I might gain inches around, I never have to go up in cup size. And the first place I lose weight is my chunky-trunk, right around my ribcage. So when I'm at my thinnest, I tend to just look like tits on sticks.

Ms. Pants

]]> <![CDATA[Big Bust = Big Bucks]]> @AbbyNormal: aw i have a scar too! im not big but the underwire on my VS bra popped while i was partying and i was too drunk to feel it. when i got home i saw the damage :( beauty is pain eh?

pink_orchid_martini

]]> <![CDATA[Big Bust = Big Bucks]]> im on the bitty titty committee but my girlfriends who are DD and F cup swear by nordstrom for bras that are pretty and last. one friend (the f cup) even got a strapless there that supports her girls comfortably.

pink_orchid_martini

]]> <![CDATA[Big Bust = Big Bucks]]> @ThaKadinskyPapers: Ahh, fair enough. I find a few things here and there. I do love their "Right Fit" jeans and their camis. Everything else there tends to be hit or miss, but I can't forsake the camis that don't pull down and show off every illicit inch of my cleavage at work, or the Right Fit jeans with the magic butt pocket.

Ms. Pants

]]> <![CDATA[Big Bust = Big Bucks]]> @MsPants: Trying to lose some of that, actually. Though really, my tits are the first place I gain weight and the last place I lose it. Not bragging or anything. I used to think I was a 36C and then I actually measured myself, and I most certainly am not.

TruculentandUnreliable

]]> <![CDATA[Big Bust = Big Bucks]]> @ThaKadinskyPapers: I think it's the "Bra 6" bra ... which I keep thinking of as the "Girl 6" bra.

scarletvirtue

]]> <![CDATA[Big Bust = Big Bucks]]> @TruculentandUnreliable: Unfortunately, yeah. They start at 36-C and go up from there. No 34s. So I say you indulge in your favourite high calorie foods until you get the extra two inches. (Or not.) :-)

Ms. Pants

]]> <![CDATA[Big Bust = Big Bucks]]> @MsPants: only because everything else they carry (besides the two I mentioned) I find to be shiteously ugly. Talk about matronly! Actually, I will concede that they have made an effort as I've noticed they have nicer fabrics and colors, but almost everything still has yooge straps and cups and might look cute hanging on the rack but try and put your beautiful tits in it and all of sudden you look like a lump of play-doh that was left to melt in the sun with some crayons.

ThaKadinskyPapers

]]> <![CDATA[Big Bust = Big Bucks]]> @ThaKadinskyPapers: Somehow, no!!!

I will happily look into the "Tarty" and "Weak-Minded" lines for you, though. Something lacy and stain-resistant.

tailfeather

]]> <![CDATA[Big Bust = Big Bucks]]> I don't trust a Wal-Mart bra to support my ladies. And they're not even that big.

@ThaKadinskyPapers: Dude, I keep hearing things about them. I think I might be too small (34D), but I'm weirdly on the cusp of "full-figured" and not.

TruculentandUnreliable

]]> <![CDATA[Big Bust = Big Bucks]]> @ThaKadinskyPapers: Why ashamed? (Is there something about LB that I've missed and therefore I really shouldn't be spending my money there?) I second their Cacique lines though. Those are the only bras I'll wear anymore. Anything I get elsewhere pales in comparison. And Victoria's Secret? Yeah, the secret is their shoddy construction. I can pop a VS bra with a mere inhale.

Ms. Pants

]]> <![CDATA[Big Bust = Big Bucks]]> I'm finding more and more that plus sized clothing is more expensive than the "regular sized" counterparts of the exact same design. Quite annoying.

Ms. Pants

]]> <![CDATA[Big Bust = Big Bucks]]> @hamsterpants: slightly ashamed to admit it, but Lane Bryant's Cacique stores have, like 2 bras that I actually wear and trust me - they are dead sexy and no-one would ever believe where they came from. One is this 6-way contraption which has a clear back strap (not as tacky as it sounds) and the other one I forget the name but if you message me I'll look it up. I like it because you can change the straps to be crossed in the back which gives me lethal cleavage (38DD's, yo) and it plunges and separates.

ThaKadinskyPapers

]]> <![CDATA[Big Bust = Big Bucks]]> @tailfeather: holy crap is that Jordan aka Katie Price modeling those??? even for walmart, that's just TRASHY.

BlondeGrlz

]]> <![CDATA[Big Bust = Big Bucks]]> @tailfeather: does it come in 'Dignity' or 'Self Respect' perhaps?

ThaKadinskyPapers

]]> <![CDATA[Big Bust = Big Bucks]]> @DorothyZbornak: I love Target, but every larger bra is overly padded. I've grown enough padding on my chest, I don't want to add more.

I get my bras at an outlet. They are the right size and 10% the normal prices!

Leiakat

]]> <![CDATA[Big Bust = Big Bucks]]> Yes, it always burned me that I have to pay more for my larger cup-sized bras, although I do need more material coverage, so I guess it isn't so wrong, and it is usually only a few dollars difference.
But Wal-Mart bras are terrible, and like y'all said, do not provide decent support. Of course, they don't carry my cup size anyway, and if they do, they think I must weight 400 pounds and like hideous matronly girdle-type bras, or that I am a stripper, and therefore unaffected by gravity so there is no need for support or coverage. Stores that specialize in larger bras charge $100 per, but at least they last more than two washings, and the wires don't pop out and cut me (I still have a scar!). There's no happy medium.

AbbyNormal

]]> <![CDATA[Big Bust = Big Bucks]]> @DorothyZbornak: Really? I generally love Target, but the underwear choices there (at least in my experience) are not good, at least for me (I'm a dd cup - panties aren't an issue as I wear the standard 6). It seems like they either have very cute but no suppor bras, or Maidenfrom fortresses. As a matter of fact, what is a good brand for big boobed gals? Anyone?

Hamsterpants

]]> <![CDATA[Big Bust = Big Bucks]]> @tailfeather: Yeah, I think that "Ditsy" tag being misspelled is more than appropriate for Miss Katie. Also, why would you pay money to have boobs that big? They look freaky (not to mention uncomfortable).

DorothyZbornak

]]> <![CDATA[Big Bust = Big Bucks]]> Well, I've recently decided to do the bulk of my lingerie shopping at Target since I bought 3 bras there that are cute, fit well and were each $12 or less. Once again, Target wins.

DorothyZbornak

]]> <![CDATA[Big Bust = Big Bucks]]> @ThaKadinskyPapers: No worries, babe, I'll pick one up for you. I can see you in a "Ditsy (SIC) print":
[www.george.com]

What size would that be?

tailfeather

]]> <![CDATA[Big Bust = Big Bucks]]> @ratherbesleeping: Niiiiiice

leMaldeTete

]]> <![CDATA[Big Bust = Big Bucks]]> I got the first professional bra-measuring of my life about a month ago and found out that I've been wearing the wrong size. Because I have shitty luck, my correct size has been hard to find and I had to pay almost $90 for one ugly, beige bra.

DebbieDoesDamage

]]> <![CDATA[Big Bust = Big Bucks]]> @ratherbesleeping: HA ha ha ha ha.

blackbirdfly

]]> <![CDATA[Big Bust = Big Bucks]]> Wal-Mart vs Hard to find, expensive large bras? Sounds like you're damned if you do, damned if you don't.

MegSpencer

]]> <![CDATA[Big Bust = Big Bucks]]> This may have something to do with Katie Price's lingerie line being sold at Asda (Katie Price is "Jordan" the chavtastic Page 3 woman who now inexplicably has her own talk show, books, perfume, etc.)

tailfeather

]]> <![CDATA[Big Bust = Big Bucks]]> last time i let something called George hold my tits i ended up pregnant.

ratherbesleeping

]]> <![CDATA[Big Bust = Big Bucks]]> @Reluctant Financier: Not necessarily, but it is difficult to find larger cup sizes at reasonably priced retailers. I am an E and I can only find decent bras at one store, which happens to be independantly owned and on the expensive side. Mom and I go and buy bras once a year (we are the exact same size), spend a bunch of money and wear the hell out of those suckers.

Would be nice to buy a cheap, cute bra occasionally.

Rhody

]]> <![CDATA[Big Bust = Big Bucks]]> My dirty pillows don't snuggle up to anything owned by Wal-Mart. I'm willing to pay for the extra fabric.

yidvicious

]]> <![CDATA[Big Bust = Big Bucks]]> @MakeMeSmile: George is the clothes label, with all types of clothes coming under the title. It's 'George at Asda'.

mepo

]]> <![CDATA[Big Bust = Big Bucks]]> "And we will pay the workers who make them the same amount, 2 cents and a thimble full of caster oil, for whatever size cup they make!"

Thanks, Wal-Mart! Progress!

hortense

]]> <![CDATA[Big Bust = Big Bucks]]> Um, except supporting Wal-Mart hurts all women, regardless of boobilage. Did you know that Wal-Mart is currently the target of the largest class-action discrimination suit in history? Can you guess what they're in trouble for?

Yup. Systematically undercutting women -- from depressed wages to skipped-over promotions to basic respect, Wal-Mart (and it's partners abroad) do not deserve our patronage.

So, uh, I guess us bigger ladies will just burn our bras or wear hilariously cheap ones from trashy.com. Or something.

Ttterri

]]> <![CDATA[Big Bust = Big Bucks]]> Why are there giant mussel shells on her rack? With crosshairs on them?

Miss Pelled

]]> <![CDATA[Big Bust = Big Bucks]]> Ok so now I have to pay for the larger breasted ladies without any of the perks (other than my gravity defiant B-cups of course).

mepo

]]> <![CDATA[Big Bust = Big Bucks]]> Of course, a bra for bigger breasted women has to be called something as unfeminine and dainty as "George".

MakeMeSmile

]]> <![CDATA[Big Bust = Big Bucks]]> Oh good, the same crappy price for the same crappy tit sling. Be still my un-supported bosoms.

ThaKadinskyPapers

]]> <![CDATA[Big Bust = Big Bucks]]> I see, so in the U.K., Asda is the evil fucking empire. Duly noted.

BAngieB

]]> <![CDATA[Big Bust = Big Bucks]]> Wait.. they actually charge more for bigger cup-sized bras? Wow. Next you'll be telling me that they charge more for bigger sized condoms.

Wait again.. do they even still charge for condoms anymore?

Reluctant Financier

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