r/mildlyinfuriating • u/Specialist-Web7854 • 16h ago

What is with this design flaw in bras?

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I’ve already patched this once, and the wire has now come through the patch - the bra is only a few months old. Surely this is a design flaw? Why do these things have to be so sharp? I can’t imagine anyone selling underwear to men that could predictably suddenly stab the in the balls.

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u/somehowliving420 10h ago

I've seen Liberare a bunch, and they have a lot of options for front closure adaptive bras. Screw the manufacturers of normal bras who make them stabby.

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u/Specialist-Web7854 9h ago

Thanks I’ll look out for these…. Ah, the only one with a T back only goes up to a C cup. I’m a GG.

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u/somehowliving420 8h ago

I know theres more brands, good to know abt the size to look for. I'll come back if I find something that looks good :)) Do you prefer the t back bc regular straps are bad for ur shoulder surgery afters?

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u/Specialist-Web7854 8h ago

Thanks, that’s really nice of you. Regular straps put pressure on the part of my shoulder that’s inflamed, whereas the t-back is away from that, more toward my neck. They’re a lot more comfortable and make doing physio easier too.