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Why Wireless Support Bras Fail for Heavier Busts

Why Wireless Support Bras Fail for Heavier Busts

Whether you’re from the generation that debated between Edward or Jacob or the one that’s debating team Conrad or Jeremiah, there’s one love triangle that’s been constant - the one between heavy-chested girlies, wireless and wired bras.

Wireless bras are often marketed as the ultimate answer to comfort: no wires poking, no stiff bands, no feeling trapped in your own lingerie. For smaller or medium busts, this promise works well. But if you have a heavier bust, you’ve likely discovered the harsh reality: wireless bras sometimes fail to give the support you really need.


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— Abhishek Mishra
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If Underneat’s Bras Were Metro Passengers

Life in a… Metro is a cinematic masterpiece, but the real life in a metro? That could be an even bigger blockbuster with all the art that daily commuters perfect! You’ll find the 'seat-sprint' masters, the experts of dodging the dreaded 'creepy uncle' glare, and some playing the ultimate 'try-not-to-stare' game while low-key admiring everyone’s makeup and style in the ladies’ coach (which, let’s be honest, most of us fail miserably at)

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