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by **Osc** » 08 Oct 2022, 13:58

But…after my breast surgery, I couldn’t wear underwire bras as it was too sore. This being during the first lockdown, I stocked up online M&S non-wire bras as I knew my size, and just carried on even though I hated the fact that it was difficult to get nice pretty ones in different colours. I sent off my old underwires ones to a bra charity. However, recently I was at an M&S outlet and spotted a very pretty navy underwire one and as I had the time, I decided to try it on. It fitted! It didn’t hurt! I was so excited that I told the woman on the checkout and to be fair, she seemed pleased for me. Today, I’ve ordered two more, gone through my bras, kept some of the nicer non-wire ones but cleared out the ones I “had” to buy 2 1/2 years ago. It’s amazing to me that I’ve got such a boost (pardon the pun) more than two years later.

by **Kaz** » 08 Oct 2022, 16:57

That’s wonderful, I’m really happy for you xxxx

by **miasmum** » 08 Oct 2022, 17:33

Just lovely to be back to nice and normal isn't it Osc :Hi:

by **Ally** » 08 Oct 2022, 21:54

Kaz wrote::Hi:

That’s wonderful, I’m really happy for you xxxx

And me Osc. xx

Last year in the Glasgow M&S I spent almost £200 on lots of bras (such gorgeous colours!) and matching knickers. :lol:

6 weeks today I'll be going to the Edinburgh M&S..... :lol:

by **Osc** » 09 Oct 2022, 09:31

M&S are just great for underwear. A while ago, I decided to get fitted in one of Dublin’s posh department stores, hoping to get something nice in a non-wired bra. They had nothing I liked, boring colours and styles. The fitter said that although she did not like M&S sizing, she did admit that the one I had on fitted very well and they do have a great range.