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The plus size bra destination for women searching for superior quality, comfort and fit. 36-46 C-DDD, G and H cups!
United States
Awful experience ordering from US. Nothing fits and they charge for every little step (13$ flat fee, then some more for the shipment, then some more for shipping a new item... on sale items aren't refundable or exchangeable) in the return + you have to start chatting and negotiating with a rep just to get a link for the returns
This is first time i ever found good fitting and firm bra. I have been buying from nodstrum but most of the time, they dont have my cup size ready and then i stumbled on this website online and curvycouture gave me the best. Im a Hcup but the strapless were so fitting and there was no sagging at all. I had to order 3 sets of bra, 3 good times within last month of May.
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