19-05-2017, 05:54 PM
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Re: Question for the ladies
I only wear a sports bra when I go to the shops or somewhere special. I have five which I wear in rotation and they get washed when they all end up in the basket or I have a load big enough to warrant putting the machine on, I change them often though.I can't stand wearing the flippin' things!
19-05-2017, 06:12 PM
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Originally Posted by TessA
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I only wear a sports bra when I go to the shops or somewhere special. I have five which I wear in rotation and they get washed when they all end up in the basket or I have a load big enough to warrant putting the machine on, I change them often though. I can't stand wearing the flippin' things!
I would love to have one of those lovely corsets that the Edwardian ladies wore - but cannot find one that fastens up the front. Don't have a ladies maid to do the knee in back thing while lacing!!
19-05-2017, 07:51 PM
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I have to admit... l hate wearing a bra, preferring the freedom of not wearing one! As l have said before, if the postman or a deliverer calls, l pick up my poodle to hide myself! I always wear one when l go out!I only buy my bras from Bravissimo as they are fitted by bra and not your measurement! They are expensive but fit perfectly.
I wash them by hand fairly regularly but never in the washing machine as they ruin them!
19-05-2017, 08:19 PM
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Originally Posted by Silver Tabby
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They are not the most comfortable of garment, Tessa, but then they were designed by a man - or so I am told !!I would love to have one of those lovely corsets that the Edwardian ladies wore - but cannot find one that fastens up the front. Don't have a ladies maid to do the knee in back thing while lacing!!
If you do get one Tabby, remember, " boots before corsets" otherwise you may be in trouble if you try to reach your feet!
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