Mom|Style: Best full-coverage tank
Categories: Just For Moms
Wear under a tee or dress for a little extra support and shaping, or on its own if you're fairly small chested.
Yummie Tummie Freedom T Tank, $72.00 at HerRoom. Available in six colors, in sizes XS to XL.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Sarah 10-03-2008 @ 10:54AM
Why do they call a camisole with an elastic band a "shelf bra?" I don't even have big breasts, but without padding or cups they do nothing to hide poky nipples. I don't count that as a bra. I know some women don't have the nipple problem (I used to teach breastfeeding).
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Jennifer 10-03-2008 @ 12:07PM
It is so hard for me to find a bra.. I am a true 32 D I actually could be a 31 D except they do not make one that small. If anyone can tell me how to find a 32 D for under 80 bucks and this is not full figure either, full figures gap at my underarm and I want them to be pretty bras not plain white and side note I am allergic to lace :(
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kay davitian 10-05-2008 @ 10:41PM
First of all,bra designs are absolutely outdated and are not suited for todays woman,seems like bras made only for skinny women,we need designs by women who weigh at least 160 lbs this size woman will tell you all the styles now cut you under the bust,after a day at work ,when remove bra have a deep red line where the bra seams and wire are,rubbing all day long they hike up and are so uncomfortable , and dont dare work in a hot environment where you will sweat. I can do a better job of designing a bra .
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