Go to a specialty lingerie store. Something that has bras over DD (E,F,G etc) would probably be on the right track.

After years of struggling, I finally got recommended a good one. When you got to the store first they measure you. Then they bring you bras they have in your size. You try on a bra, and then the employee comes into the fitting room and checks to see if its fitting properly. They are trained to know what to look for. If anything is off, they will bring you others until you find the perfect fit.

I just got 2 new bras from them and the difference between them and my "mall bras" is amazing. Not only are they much more comfortable, my boobs sit a good 2-3 inches higher on my chest. The only downside is most of the bras can't be worn with lower cut shirts, so it can limit your wardrobe choices.

Hope you catch some luck in that department. . . Katie

You might contact Omega on this forum. She is extremely...um...well endowed, even with her tremendous weight loss. She might be able to steer you in the right direction. She is from the UK.

Good luck
ABBA

as for regular bras I have decided that it's worth it to pay the price and go to a bra buotique that actually specializes in it. It's worth the money compared to the crap you find in cheaper stores.

as for sports bras - champion makes a bra that I love love love. It lifts me up and pulls me back and doesn't make me feel like my chest is being squeezed...and my girls aren't going anywhere!

I'm a 36DDD and I find decently priced bras here:

Bras and Swimsuits Store Specializing in Bra Sized Intimates, Swimwear, and Shapewear including Full Figure Bras and Plus Size Swimsuits

I'd like to do some more high-impact work, specifically running on the treadmill (starting off slowly), but when I run my boobs and my gut both bounce a LOT.

I can deal with my gut bouncing; it's uncomfortable but it's not nearly as bad as my boobs flapping around. Even with the sports bras I have now, they bounce so much that I ache afterwards.

Can someone recommend a good quality sports bra that will really smoosh the ladies down so they don't move at all? I'm a 40C at the moment and the sports bras I've been using are size XL, various brands. I've tried a smaller size of sports bra but they're so tight under the bust that I can't breathe well.

Help!

forget the s/m/l sizes and get one that actually has support. or rather built with a cup size in mind

Title Nine - Women's athletic apparel, sports bras, shoes and accessories has a really good selection... and you can gete them in all sizes there..

I've been really happy with the ones i've gotten from the Gap (and I'm 36DD)
I also like the one's i've gotten from victoria's secret.