Cotton bra sources? Or suggestions?

I had the same problem finding a non wire bra. I was not able to find an inexpensive bra at Walmart or Target in my size. I did find a zip up the front sport bra at JC Penny, but found after wearing it all day, and over a couple days, that it dug into the side of my breast/underarm area. I ended up returning the ones I didn't wear. But they might work better for someone else.

I did find some cotton bras at jockey.com, bought soft cup cotton style 1340, that is very comfortable and gives some support as well. Jockey has lots of sizes and many different kinds of cotton bras.

I also found at Macy's, a Maidenform product called Flexees. It is a light support camisole. There is space built into the camisole that the breasts fit into (unlike a normal camisole that just lays over the chest). It offers some support, and is extremely comfortable. I've worn these quite a bit.  These come in S to a 4XL.

Hope this helps.

I always wore the Bali Cotton Double Support Bra (both before and after rads) - purchased at JCPenney's.  It's a soft t-shirt type material.  Very comfortable and I'm someone who has never been overly fond of ANY bra!  

 I found the perfect Cotton Bra on-line and it is a company that sells Organic Clothing and it is called Blue Canoe. the Website is www.bluecanoe.com. there is a Bra that is called the Jill's Bra and they made it with us in mind. I LOVE these Bra's and will never wear any other Bra. I am alergic to everything and can only wear cotton so this is perfect. They have other styles too and I will try one but right now I like the Jill's Bra. During my Lumpectomy I was so sore for so long that I went without a bra because the sports bra's from wallmart kinda just lay on your breast and this won actually has cups. I LOVE them. Hope You will too. Blue Canoue. Both my Dr's recommend them now. I told them about the Bra.

Walmart is a great place for inexpensive cotton bras, I found a great front hook bra there for $7. Kohls has a great selection of sizes but a teeny bit pricier.

Apologies in advance, if this is not okay to post here.

If anyone is interested, I have one of those Bali Cotton Double Support Bras in a size I cannot use (38C).  It's basically new - bought just before I got pg and suddenly needed a different size, and I've never been back to 38C.  Pm me if interested.  (I'd especially love to trade for a 34D of the same bra, but I realize the odds of that are pretty remote!)

Linda

I got my Jill's bra, in the mail yesterday.  LOVE IT!!!!!  I've been wearing it for last few hours, pain free, and tug free.  Thank you, so much for the tip, Stickerlady!

Hi, I needed a larger size bra also.  I finally found a couple of options at Junonia.com,  I went with the sleep bra which in fact offers enough support to wear during the day.  I also use them at night because it is more comfortable for me to have support at night.  Good luck.

SOMA is a store that carries lingerie. They have a bra called the spa bra. It is the only one that is comfortable for me to wear, and the saleslady told me that they are always getting BC girls in the store looking for it. I bought one a size bigger, so it did not aggravate my LE. It is buttery soft, supports well, and comes in several colors.

Moogie 

Here you go - I live in these.  The longer they are, the better.  I got all of mine at Target, but Jockey stuff is super comfortable.  Just make sure you get them really big - they'll still do the job because they're made to fit tightly.

 http://www.jockey.com/en-US/Catalog/Silhouette.aspx?CategoryName=Women&DepartmentName=Activewear&SilhouetteName=sport bras&List=127&Ma=126&cm_re=v1-_-content-_-shop

My favorite cotton bras are from Exquisite Form. I discovered these a few years back and they changed my life! Helps keep me cool in the Florida hot weather. Check out the cotton soft cup style at exquisiteform.com