Is it really worth $60 bucks for comfort?
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Sat Jun 01, 2013 10:18 amby Rebecca Iavelli
Saw this on MSN today. Pay 3 times as much and get a bra that "fits" (Average bra today is about $20 bucks). Think its time to start burning them again, and go "free". (Its sure a lot cheaper, lol)
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http://www.slate.com/blogs/xx_factor/2013/05/31/jockey_to_debut_55_new_bra_sizes_one_of_them_has_to_fit_right.html
Re: Is it really worth $60 bucks for comfort?
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Sat Jun 01, 2013 2:06 pmby salamanca
Or one could just shop around and find something on the market that works of one's "snowflakes". I think I may start using the term snowflakes, it amuses me. See, the benefit of a capitalist society is that somebody wants to sell you a bra badly enough that they will design one that you like. Strangely, the opposite is currently happening in footwear. Used to be that a guy could go into a store, get fitted and brought a selection of shoes to fit his normal, narrow or wide feet. Now, you wander in, grab a size 11 off the shelf and hope you don't slide out of it.
Re: Is it really worth $60 bucks for comfort?
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Sat Jun 01, 2013 3:42 pmby Black Jack Rackham
I know I have to get my specially fitted because of this...um... perhaps I've said too much
Re: Is it really worth $60 bucks for comfort?
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Sat Jun 01, 2013 10:05 pmby salamanca
I need to get hats fitted... Ego size and all. but on the topic of odd sizes, I found a pair of pants at the store today with a 28 inch waist and a 38 inch inseam. That is a size for a flagpole.