Today in things that annoy me

[ayrrie]

Why do all camisoles seem to come with sewn-in "bras"? Dear manufacturers: Those "bra" tops do jack if you're above a B cup, and just look (and feel) super awkward over the bras the rest of us have to wear. Also, cutting them out is a pain. Plz stop.

Sincerely,
Someone with a chest who would like to wear a tank top or camisole once in a while,

Comments

[parallax_view]

My Kate keeps the bras, but only uses camis as nightwear. No way in hell would they be sufficient support for her during the day. They look stupid over most of her bras anyhow, and she never goes braless during normal days. At 34H, I can't blame her.

Somehow she makes the camis work for her when she's walking about the house, though. The built in bras definitely aren't enough for full coverage, but I think she positions them like mid to lower boob and doesn't worry about the resulting massive cleavage since she's indoors.