Which shops can I buy sports bras from?
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Re: Which shops can I buy sports bras from?what are you looking for? are you big or small busted?
if you've got big boobs i got the one from M&S and it's high impact or something like that but it says specifically designed for DD+ and i love it!!!
if you're smaller chested then i'm sure their stuff is great for you too, i was v. pleasantly surprised. -
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Re: Which shops can I buy sports bras from?TK maxx sounds good.
I'm small busted but i want one with padding because then I just look too flat.(Original post by Bellissima)
what are you looking for? are you big or small busted?
if you've got big boobs i got the one from M&S and it's high impact or something like that but it says specifically designed for DD+ and i love it!!!
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Re: Which shops can I buy sports bras from?loads of places,
sports shops - sports direct, decathlon, jjb
department stores - debenhams, marks and spencers, tkmaxx
supermarkets - asda definitely, sure iv seen them in sainsburys too
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Re: Which shops can I buy sports bras from?Matalan?
I got a Nike one in the sale from www.wiggle.co.uk because as well as it being discounted, you can use a code from their home page, to get an extra 10% off for Fathers Day (YES even on a sports bra, lol).
It arrived today and I got some free haribo with it, lol.
Sports bras are usually graded by the amount of support they offer. Normally ranges from light (e.g. yoga, walking) to heavy (running etc)
