I wore them for a couple of years though! They were stretchy enough to adapt to fit when my weight fluctuated and my chest size changed.Īnyway, I recently had changed bra sizes after a weight change. The styles I had back then had detachable straps, and I eventually lost the straps, unfortunately. I had always felt like I was between cup sizes, and the Coobie bra that I tried said it fit a wide range of cup sizes, and it really did! I wore them for a long time. I originally tried Coobie bras several years ago while in college.
It’s not just me, right? I know finding a well-fitting bra has been an unfortunate process for me ever since adolescence. You finally find a bra that seems fairly comfortable, and then you gain or lose 5lbs and that bra doesn’t quite fit the same anymore so you have to start all over with bra-hunting again. The cups gap at the top, or you spill over the edges. The band pinches, or isn’t supportive enough. The straps don’t stay up, or they dig in. I am not typically a fan of speaking on behalf of my whole gender BUT.I think it’s a fairly universal thing that women want more comfortable bras! No matter what your size or shape, it seems like everyone who has ever worn a bra can give you a complaint about the fit.
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