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    I usually buy of my sports bras from Title 9, but sometimes I'm looking for something from Champion that Title 9 doesn't carry. I've had good luck buying direct from Champion at www.championusa.com.
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    Slinkedog, is your bra cotton? It could be a heat rash, I have to have a cotton blend or no cotton, I wear a 36D also, when I run I usually wear 2 bras as I haven't found one with enough support.

    I have a friend who is an excellent seamstress and we are working on designing a "real" supportive bra for "bustier" women. I have several different types of sports bras and I am trying to find the combination that best holds everything, I think I have it, so now we are trying to find the moisture wicking fabric - most of them we can't get our hands on tho.

    I do want to try underarmor's sports bra before making a decision, it looks supportive BUT the problem with almost all of them are the straps, the bra will hold you up but then the straps let you flop all over.


    Let me know if ya'll have any ideas!!

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    Trigurl, I used to do a lot of product development for the outdoors industry, and I still work with softgoods. If you like, email me at work, and I might have some ideas on getting the fabrics you need

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    Okay, this looks like the ultimate bra for busty women! I was looking at Title 9's site and WOW! I don't think I need anything like this since this is just for riding my bike, not running, but if I ever take up running, I'm getting one of these!!

    http://www.title9sports.com/shopping...&iProductID=87

    My bra is cotton. It's a Champion bra. The only place I have a problem with is the elastic band around the ribs, under the boobs.
    Last edited by slinkedog; 02-22-2005 at 09:26 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by slinkedog
    My bra is cotton. It's a Champion bra. The only place I have a problem with is the elastic band around the ribs, under the boobs.
    You may want to try something that wicks better, a microfiber. I wonder if the heat and moisture are getting trapped between the elastic band and you. Have you always had the problem with this bra?

    In the summer, I will sometimes get a hive-like rash from the heat on my thighs. I dump some baby powder in my shorts until the problem goes away. My skin likes to be dry, dry, dry! I just look funny walking around with baby powder leaking out my shorts.

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    Yeah, I think that is probably the problem. I'm looking at the Moving Comfort line that Snapdragen recommended and they have a bra for my size that looks good. I think they may carry them at REI. I think I need to feel and try on before I buy, which is a drag since buying online is sooooo much easier!

 

 

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