#54 in Clothing for women
Reddit mentions of Hanes Women's Convertible Seamless Wire Free Bra, in the Navy Heather, Large
Sentiment score: 3
Reddit mentions: 3
We found 3 Reddit mentions of Hanes Women's Convertible Seamless Wire Free Bra, in the Navy Heather, Large. Here are the top ones.
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Hook and eye closure for a custom fit with modern low neck line that won't show under deeper v-neck style outfitsEasy-to-understand smart sizes ; ComfortFlex Fit 4-way stretch fabric provides a flexible fit that shapes to fit you.Adjustable straps easily convert from regular to criss-cross for wardrobe versatilityTag-free for itch-free comfort.
Specs:
| Color | In the Navy Heather |
| Height | 0.7 Inches |
| Length | 5 Inches |
| Size | Large |
| Weight | 0.110231131 Pounds |
| Width | 5 Inches |
Wearing a bra will not prevent sagging. That’s a myth. Sagging depends on the type of tissue in your breast, genetics, pregnancies, age, etc. So wear whatever kid of bra you want. Since my boobs fluctuated in size while nursing, I got some comfy, stretchy bras that could clip down like these Hanes bras and wore them pretty much for the first 6 months. Still wear them now sometimes!
I also hate wearing bras (I have smaller boobs and I find them all so uncomfortable) but I really love wearing this comfy bralette. It feels like I'm wearing nothing, smooths over my nipples, but doesn't have any padding or tightness. Also, it's really cheap. Consider throwing something like this on and meet in the middle?
There's no way your a 40B after a month of HRT. That's the volume equivalent of a 38C, 36D, or 34DD. Victoria Secret is notorious for sizing incorrectly. They're trained to do it in a way that doesn't put you in the correct size, but puts you into a size they carry.
If they sized you to a band of 40, that's most likely close. A 40B is near impossible to find. It's just not a size that's out in the wild for the most part. You might want to try looking at 38B bras. I measure to a 41, but fit in 38s without issue. 38B will give you a much broader choice of brands and styles.
Another option this early on would be to stay away from the tradition "grown up" bras that go on band and cup sizing. You're growing right now, so a training bra is a good option for you. Here's a few of what I would consider adult training bras. I relied heavily on these as I was growing out and before I could fit into traditional bras. Option 1 light padding. Option 2 unlined
Finally, go check out /r/abrathatfits. It's a super helpful resource for bras and they are accepting of trans women.