M&S Bras

When I was in my teens my mum would always take me to Marks and Sparks to get my bras claiming that they were the best around. I still buy some of my bras there now but I wouldn't say that I am completely faithful to them these days because there are so many bra shops around that offer a wide range of choice. They do a small selection of maternity bras which I have to say are pretty hideous. In general there isn't much choice and I paid around £25 for two. I also purchased my nursing bras from here which were around the same price. I have to say that have lasted through years of breastfeeding but have been thrown away due to the fact that they are covered in ...  Read the complete review

Is it just me or has Marks and Spencer's underwear offering gone downhill over the last few months? When I was pregnant with my son a year and a half ago I remember gazing wistfully at all the pretty bras and all the sexy bras hanging in the lingerie department whilst trudging off to buy ugly cotton maternity bras. Now that I am no longer breastfeeding and therefore free to go back to underwiring, the nice bras seem to have all but disappeared. I have always been a fan of Marks and Spencer underwear pretty much since I bought my first bra as a teenager. My best friend and I caught the bus into town to see the M&S Bra Advisor (or BA as we called her in ...  Read the complete review

Since I was around 12, I've really big breasts, and honestly I do love them so. But there are negatives, finding tops, finding outfits that aren't too revealing and the big problem finding bras, which fit and are fashionable, because I really don't want 'Granny' bras, not sexy. So after complaining for ages about my crap bras, being too small, not supportive enough or just really un-fashionable, my Step-Mum told me to try Marks and Spenser for my underwear, and honestly my first thought was "Granny underwear. Oh my, no.." But I gave it a go, oh how wrong I was. M&S had a wide range of bras, of all kinds: strapless, padded, stick-on bras, ...  Read the complete review

As a 38F cup, finding reasonable price plus sized bra on the high street can be difficult, however, Marks and Spencers fulfil my every need! One of the key things with the plus sized bras is that you need them to be practical. They need to offer good support and they need to be well fitting to keep them bad boys in place! I find the sizing to be generally the same from bra to bra. I don't feel the bra cutting into me, and I'm not worrying that I'm going to fall out of the underwear I'm wearing. Second key thing is that the bras have to be fashionable. The sets by M&S, in particular the Ceriso range are fresh and fashionable, and the range moves ...  Read the complete review

I have always found it quite difficult to find bras in my size, most stores tend to only do there bras with small backs in small cups and me being a little bit odd sized and needing a 32dd struggle to find my size. M&S has a fantastic range of bras to suit all ages and sizes, they have a lot of lovely vibrant colours to suit the younger woman or teenager, lots of lovely designs that are lacey and practical to siuit the middle aged woman and under wear slips for the older woman, there range of sizes is fantastic and even there big sized bras are still very pritty and flattering unlike other stores i have shoped in where if you need a bigger bra size you ...  Read the complete review