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Posted by Pogonip on March 21, 2008, 1:28 am
Juno wrote:
> Pogonip wrote:
>> Mary Fisher wrote:
>>>> Mary Fisher wrote:
>>>>>> A shelf bra is an extra layer of fabric inside the t-shirt or cami
>>>>>> in the bust area, usually made of the same fabric as the shirt.
>>>>>> It's attached to the shirt at the neckline and side seams and
>>>>>> there's elastic at the lower edge directly under the bust. It
>>>>>> provides extra coverage so your nipples don't show through
>>>>>> (especially in light colored knits)
>>>>> I like the sound of that ...
>>>>>
>>>>>> and, in small busted women, it offers a little bit of support.
>>>>> Ah well, that counts me out! Although what used to be my ample
>>>>> bosom is decreasing (the withered dug syndrome of age) and one is
>>>>> smaller than the other with a hole in it (lumpectomy) I seem to
>>>>> need a lot of support!
>>>>>
>>>>> Thanks for the answer,
>>>>>
>>>>> Mary
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>> And here I thought it was one of those bras you bring home from the
>>>> store and put on the shelf because you can't stand to put the thing on.
>>>
>>> Do you need to stand to put on a bra?
>>>
>>> :-)
>>>
>>> I'm glad I wasn't alone in not knowing!
>>>
>>> Mary
>>>
>>
>> You need to stand, and both arms must grow out of your back.
>
> Ain't it the trut though.
> J
Have I ever lied to you? ;-)
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