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bra tsv

wagirl — Mon, 21 Oct 2024 13:48:15 GMT

I was watching at midnite--well, at 9 pm here on the west coast--- and I did end up ordering this bra. The way the vendor stretched it out to help make it fit intrigues me. And the fabric looks interesting too. I do have a similar bra from Soma that is really nice and very comfy, but I like the way the TSV is more of a longerline bra. I had a double masectomy and use prosthetics so am wondering if this garment will work. My Soma bra does have pockets and no under wire as well. I paid $46 for that one but not being able to find a comfortable bra has been a challenge lately. I also had bras from Wacol too--so stiff and hard and too tight and very pricey--in the $50-60 range and that was years ago. Should be interesting.

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SharkE — Mon, 21 Oct 2024 13:56:10 GMT

They usually mention all the features.

Probably depends on how much talking they do about other stuff that nobody cares about.

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skatting44 — Mon, 21 Oct 2024 14:18:20 GMT

Confusing sizing . The chart begins at C cup bra , but the company Rep said last night with Courtney that a B cup could wear the bra .

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Desert Lily — Mon, 21 Oct 2024 15:11:21 GMT

I followed the size chart on Q's website. My regular band size is on the left listed vertically, & then I went across horizontally at the top to find my cup size. My E&B size was where the 2 measurements met. It was easy.

Normally I wear a 38 B/C, and I wear the Evelyn & Bobbie size Large.

I had been skeptical of trying this brand, but finally bought one earlier this year. I'm so glad I did. The bras can take 3 wears or stretching to get a "custom" fit.

The results amazed me. The E&B bra gave me a smoother & more youthful shape and was so comfortable. I bought a 2nd E&B bra, and I'm going to buy more. The E&B bras & their technology are not like any other bra ... and I've tried a lot of brands.

The E&B bra is the best bra I've ever owned.

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golden pony — Mon, 21 Oct 2024 15:54:45 GMT

I wear a 40 B. I ordered a large for last TSV. It is a perfect fit. I am an older woman who's girls have gone south. Lost all volume on top of breast. I've had a horrible time with bras that actually lift. This bra is amazing. It lifts and smooths. It does take a fews days to totally fit. As they say, if it feels to tight it is probably just right. I have bought 3 more bras to rotate.

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chrystaltree — Mon, 21 Oct 2024 16:20:33 GMT

The details say removable pads but they don't say that you can insert a prosthesis into the pocket. I saw the midnight presentation but they lost me at $75.

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tends2dogs — Mon, 21 Oct 2024 16:42:39 GMT

So you wear this bra for 3 days to stretch it out to fit your body? Then what happens when you wash it......do you have to repeat the process?

I don't wear a bra for 3 days.....I guess this concept or price isn't for me.

It does seem that some women like this bra. That is great. Everything isn't for everybody.

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BirkiLady — Mon, 21 Oct 2024 16:48:05 GMT

@wagirl

I'm a B cup and wear the small in E&B bras, which are wonderful. Now have three and it's all I will wear. Keep rotating them and watch for TSV's that work with my lifestyle. (I do hand wash them.) Years of biopsies and lumpectomies have left scars which E&B bras never bother.

Like advertised, it does take a few days to become adjusted . . . and "if it feels tight, it feels right" is so correct! I usually wear a medium in QVC sizing, but the small works for me in E&B bras. (Surprised me the first time ordering. Had to exchange that bra for a smaller size.) Currently have navy, sand and black. Ordering another sand today.

Have heard her say a prosthesis can be inserted into the pocket, but I'm unsure if the opening would be large enough. (Although she's done her research so well on these bras, I don't doubt her claims!) I've removed the pads from my bras and never tried to re-insert them.

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Carmie — Mon, 21 Oct 2024 17:56:22 GMT

I don't like bras you step into. No how, no way I am going to fight to get a bra over my hips and rump.

Also, you wear for three days to stretch it to fit. I wash my bras more often than that.

I'll stick to Wacoal with underwires. I need the support and my bras are so comfortable I forget they are on. If your bra is uncomfortable, it is not the right bra for you.

I thought some of the models looked like they had a uniboob especially the fuller busted ones. That's not a look I am going for.

Half of the reviews on this bra were only one star....lots of complaints.

I liked the colors offered.

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catmama — Mon, 21 Oct 2024 17:54:48 GMT

I have an E&B bra which I bought directly from them about a year ago. Comfortable and fits well, but I 've noticed that the sides are starting to stretch and they stick out. If you buy this bra, make sure you don't put it in the dryer. Also, the inserts tend to move around and fold during the wash cycle. I know I'm supposed to pull them out, but I tend to forget.

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Desert Lily — Mon, 21 Oct 2024 18:56:50 GMT

I have never put any of my bras in the dryer; I always air dry them. If the bras have removable pads, I put them in a lingerie bag in the washer. And, I wash my bras in cold water in the washer.

E&B bras have their own technology that make them different from all other bras. The EB Core engineering & technology in each separate cup give support, and there is no uni-bust. Just a comfortable uplift & support that make a shape look years younger.

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Etoile308 — Mon, 21 Oct 2024 19:14:54 GMT

@wagirl, these bras have the slit opening for the modesty pads. Don't know if the opening would work for your prosthetics. I would go to their website and ask them. I know they have a chat feature. If the opening isn't large enough they may be able to tell you if it can be cut open a little larger.

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golden pony — Mon, 21 Oct 2024 19:43:09 GMT

I wash in a bag with cold water. I let it hang to dry folded over a hanger. The molding seems to remain for me.

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wagirl — Mon, 21 Oct 2024 21:16:23 GMT

@BirkiLady ---In the Soma bra I bought, my "faux girls" did fit in the pocket , not easily , but the fabric did stretch enough to get those babies inside. And the material did recover from being stretched---if the opening is too large, they don't stay in place. I don't wear these things often--am fine with going flat--tops with darts and princess seaming are not my friends and I can't wear them but its nice to be able to wear "normal" tops on occasion, with a good foundation underneath.

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wagirl — Mon, 21 Oct 2024 21:18:47 GMT

@Etoile308 ---I did hear the vendor say that yes, prosthetics can be used. And if it doesn't work out---I can send them back. I will report back --thanks

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San Antonio Gal — Mon, 21 Oct 2024 23:59:30 GMT

Hope it works out well for you @wagirl .