I go to a store that specializes in fitting bras and they will find something that works really well.

I will pay about $75 at the bra specialty store.

Then I go on the internet to try to buy more of that size and style at lower prices.

I given up. I just use the compression sport bras. Now, my non-existant boobs are TOTALLY minimized!!

I really like Soma, if you have one close to you. They have 'grown up' bras for women... proof? I took my daughter there, and she was totally turned off, and wanted 'younger' bras

I find that my size varies with each style. I currently have some 32DD and some 34D bras in my closet. The ones that get too big make me 'puddle' in the bottom of the bra, with a gap in the top.... I think you need to try different styles and sizes to find ones that don't do that to you.

I used to be a 40DDD... I can fold these babies in half now because of all the extra skin!

I roll mine up.

My friends with exceptional boobage swear by Soma.

I second Soma. I wear their stunning support balconette. Have them measure and use it as a starting point. Try all of the styles. In the fitting room, jump around, raise your arms above your head, bend over, put your arms out in front of you like you're driving.

Hopefully you'll find something to get the situation under control!

Jen

I do that too! Jump around, raise my arms, wiggle my boobs around (my poor attempt at the shimmy), and generally see how they look after that.

I actually bought "cup fillers" that sit at the bottom of my bra cups. I guess they're falsies of a sort. My sad sacks puddle on top of them...lol, but visually, in clothes anyway, helps me feel like I have my old breasts bac****il it's time to undress for the night. Then...it's a horror/comedy movie.

I went from a 44H to a 32G even though I no longer look like I've got big ol boobs there is still a 10 inch difference between my band size and my breasts at their "fullest point". ( which is funny since they point at the floor now. Haha )

Sadly, the gravity is strong in my girls.

Have you checked out a Lane Bryant store? I have tube socks as well, and their cotton full-coverage bras work well for me. By boob length I should be an F, but I'm closer to a C by volume.

Get a professional fitting and then shop around on the internet for the same bra, as White Dove said. Also, try all kinds of cup styles. You might have good luck with something you hadn't considered.

I think VS bras are cheap and cruddy. I want my boobs to stay put through a variety of activities, not jiggle around at the drop of a hat.