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Advantages of a cotton bra

Cotton bras can be a comfortable and stylish alternative to synthetic fabrics and are great for larger-busted women. This article explores the benefits of cotton bras, to help you choose the right products for you.

Ecological and health benefits of cotton lingerie

Environmental issues Organic cotton bras have definite environmental advantages as well as offering health benefits. Organic cotton is free of toxins and chemicals, meaning that the manufacturing process is environmentally-friendly. Health benefits Organic cotton underwear is particularly suitable for people with sensitive skin and allergies. As underwear is worn so close to the body, it is especially important to have a good, hypoallergenic fabric such as cotton which will not irritate the sensitive skin on the breasts. In addition, organic cotton materials may help to reduce the risk of certain cancers including breast cancer, although this is purely anecdotal and not a scientifically proven fact. Where to find great cotton lingerie Cotton lingerie is comfortable and good for sport. Worn under a sports bra, lightweight 100% cotton bras, can help to provide maximum comfort and support for bustier women, whilst exercising. For a great value, supportive cotton bra, check out the Triumph Doreen cotton non-wired bra, available from online ladies outfitter and catalogue store Gray and Osbourn (Grayandosbourn.co.uk), priced at £28.00. If you're looking for pretty underwear made of cotton, then check out the fabulous Organic Cotton Bra and French Cut Boy Shorts, by Ciel available from Not On The High Street (Notonthehighstreet.co.uk), priced at £48.00. This is a sexy, eco-friendly lingerie set that would make a great present for any stylish green-conscious girl.

Cotton bras for bustier ladies

For gorgeous organic lingerie, check out Ballet lingerie. Available from Ample Bosom online lingerie store (Amplebosom.com), the Ballet High Cotton Content Shaping bra is available in black or white and offers maximum comfort for women with B, C and D cup bra measurements, with under bust measurements ranging from 32 to 40. Prices for the Ballet High Cotton Content Shaping Bra at Amplebosom.com start at £14.25 and go up to £19.00 for the larger sizes. If you're looking for cotton mix DD cup bras then check out the fabulous Fantasie speciality underwired cotton bras which are priced at £27.00 from Simply Be (Simplybe.co.uk). Bras in DD cups and larger are hard to find in 100% cotton, so look for cotton and elastane mix alternatives, to enjoy the comfort of cotton with all the support you need. *Prices correct as of 25.07.11.

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