Shops stocking lingerie seem to be sending the message
that all women want bigger boobs. Er, no. Some women simply want a bra that
offers support and comfort. What do I see when I venture into the high street
shop stocking lingerie? Racks and racks of padded bras. No non-padded bras to
be seen.
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Doreen Bra non padded
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Bras with a Padded Big Cup
I decided to try George at Asda the other day to be
confronted with further racks of padded bras, every colour, support and style.
I couldn’t find a normal bra anywhere. Yes, I could find sports bras, but you
have to be a contortionist to get them on), and I could find kid’s bras (some
of these were padded! Padded bras for twelve-year-olds, I ask you). But no
other choice of bra.
When I asked the shop assistant where I could find a
non padded bra for adults, she said the padded bras were what the ‘younger generation’ wanted.
I see.
So us over-thirties don’t count, in the consumer
demographic? So George only cater for the teenie chavs who want a 34 inch
Zbust? Shame on you, Asda!
Where to Get Non Padded Bras
The terrible fact is, it seems all the other
supermarkets are up to the same trick! Not only Adsa, but Tesco, Primark and
other high street fashion shops. They are catering mostly for the female consumer
who wants a breast augmentation. This is a terrible message to send the average
female consumer who already has image hangups.
The message I would like to send to George at Asda and
co, is: not all women want to look like Jodie Marsh! I like how I look and most
women do too. They want an ordinary bra that offers support, comfort and most
of all, retain the body image nature gave us.
Where to Find Non Padded Brazier
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| Bras to Enlarge the Cup |
In the quest for the elusive non padded bra, I went to
Debenhams. They stocked a couple of Doreen bras, which looked the ticket, but
they were £30 each! I went into Co-op and found the same deal. Once you could
find a couple of non padded bras quite cheaply, but not anymore. No pad, no
bra.
I had to go online to buy my non padded bras, and they
were £15 a pair cheaper than in Debenhams. Do the shops not realise, that boobs
without proper support can cause back trouble? Maternity units in hospitals
will testify. Some women don’t like having big boobs, and they don’t like having
no support in the chest area either. I think fake boobs out of proportion to
the body looks ugly.
But I found even big-cupped bras were padded. Is no boob big enough
not to warrant a padded bra?
I went into the average market town on a quest for an
ordinary non padded bra with support non-wired. I would have thought most women
could find such an essential item like as a pair of comfy socks or a sun hat. But
no pad, no bra.
I sincerely hope this exclusive choice of padded bras
in shops will be gone. Begone along with the horrible message this is sending the
female consumer. Not all of us want huge tits! Bring back the non padded bra!
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