Non wired bras

I know our selection is different, but when I looked on John lewis on line, there were two pages of selections.

I'm not such a fan of the pull-on ones, but there seems to be plenty of options there. Is there an actual store near you?

Bravissimo do a good selection of non wired bras. A bit more expensive but good quality.

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I really can't get on with underwired, I find them really painful. I have 3 very worn put non underwired bras on rotation and even from the same shop, replacements have not Ben the same.

I have a brilliant Ann summers non underwire bra that is very comfy but. It's also very cleavage and not daily wear appropriate lol

I'm only a b or c cup so Bravissimo too big. Thanks for the suggestion.

Will have a look at John Lewis, thanks. Just feel that there is just a huge selection of really pretty wired bras but nonwired are very uninspiring.

I’m annoyed about the discontinued m and s bras as well, but I’ve managed to find a few in different stores. The ones in the boxes ( total support bras) . I’m stockpiling when I see one!

Yes there’s always been a big limit in unwired bras especially if you can’t really afford the expensive ones and they’re never pretty always very plain

I came across unwired bras by George in Asda well formed cups only slightly padded but good support. Cream coloured full cup with lacy layer over the corners of the cups. I have been buying them ever since because wired bras are very uncomfortable on me.

I wear an unwired bra at night and find that supermarket A**a sell a couple that give a really good shape and good enough to wear during the day.

Asda do nice ones as do Sainsbury, presume Tesco too, but why not just remove the wire in your bras et voila !

Have a look online at Royce bras. They specialise in non wired bras. All of their bras also will take a prosthetic.
I have two of their tee shirt bras and find them very comfortable and supportive.

A consultant once advised my mum not to wear under wired bras at all. Can’t remember exact reason. Assume wire digging in could do some damage maybe,

I have seen some pretty one's in the bigger Mark's and Spencer, but I only wear underwire one's so dint know their price.

Why are women forced to wear these instruments of torture as in underwired bras? I detest them and they are really painful if you are larger. I didn't know M&S were discontinuing them, yet another reason not to shop there. They really are determined to ruin themselves.

Nandad. you wear a bra at night !!! I can’t wait to let all go free it gets chucked off as soon as I draw the curtains

My Asda don’t have any underwires bras that aren’t padded why on earth do they think you need padded unless you are very small

Silverlining that doesn’t work, tried it, if it were that easy none of us would be complaining

I’m a 34A, and I like a basic white, non wired, non padded cotton bra.

Used to get the perfect ones from BHS, sadly no longer an option. Mine are now from M&S, they keep altering the styles though. Find one I like, but then it changes by the time I need to replace them again.

I get non-wired bras from Miss Mary of Sweden.

After being advised a year ago at the breast clinic to ditch the wired bra’s and after some trial and error I now wear M&S sumptuously soft range, 36D.

I'm happy to spend £££s on bras but have a couple of very comfortable non wired ones from Sainsburys.

There are always Bra Bargains ( as I call them ) on Ebay. They are the genuine article. Companies buy up end of line stock but have to cut out the label.
Here’s an example.

www.ebay.co.uk/itm/222890197530?var=521716517881&mkevt=1&mkcid=1&mkrid=710-53481-19255-0&campid=5338365712&toolid=20006&customid=EB38211143&

These ones from sainsburys are really comfortable, they do them in a variety of colourways/prints. I have boobs and find them supportive enough. Who on earth designs bras though? why do they think women need all that padding? and all the thin straps, it's ridiculous

I'm really sorry but I can't get a link to work. They are on sainsburys TU, non wired bras and they come in packs of two

Those were teal bird print but there are plenty to chose from

Thanks for all the suggestions ladies. Will definitely give the supermarkets another go. Bought one from Tesco years ago and I was put off by the poor quality. Bobbled very quickly and didn't wash well. Sounds like that might have changed.

The link works JaneJudge. They look good.

I agree, why pad a 38F bra??? My pet hate are bras with those foam pads in. Ok to start then the foam pad starts wandering, bunching and folding up - sports bras are a menace for that.