#non-wired bra

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h&m bra (£24.99)

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We think you probably need a break from overtly sexual lingerie and Swegmark are only too happy to help out with this sound lesson in the value of Scandinavian engineering. Like the SAAB Gripen, this garment exhibits the same agile handling and ability to operate from the most compromised of ‘strips that made neutral Sweden such a formidable bulwark against the forces of tyranny. 

[Ginger Cup, I think we need to talk - Editor]

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The Sarah comfort bra isn’t necessarily for everyone. Larger boobs will overload the non-wired arrangement. However our 38C-cupped trainee reports that it handles her own plump breasts with some care and she’s not aching to rip it off at the end of a busy day. Vanilla Cup also rates the naturalistic shape it gives to her boobs, and is somewhat proud of the stares she has elicited from fellow passengers on her way to work.

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The prospect of submitting our baps to the stretchable polyamide of this bra wasn’t high on our list of activities for the new year. However a good friend had recently returned from India and insisted we try Clovia’s range out. Alas they only do B and C cups, and the band size maxed out at 40. Which left myself (Vanilla Cup - 38C) and Ginger Cup (34B on a good day) as the only ones who could do a road test. Suffice to say after being put through star jumps, squat thrusts and two exhausting minutes of running on the spot everything was still (mostly) in place and we had to grudgingly admit this was one comfy brassier.