Comfortable, supportive bras for lounging

[Green_Tea]

I have plenty of real bras, but need some for after work and weekends. I am a 34D, so need some support. It's seems like all my bras (even my sports bras) chafe after a few hours. Looking for something insanely comfortable but still acceptable if someone drops by unexpectedly or I need to run out and grab eggs.

[ArizonaGirl]

Ok, this is bad, but I love my old nursing bras for this, excellent, comfy, and acceptable to run quick errands in.

Where is that bag over head icon since my LO is 2.5 years old.

I'm a 34 E so I need support too.

[mushka]

I love coobie bras :http://www.shopcoobie.com/

[basil]

Right now, nursing tanks, but I always found any tank w a shelf bra comfortable for lounging and sleeping but still appropriate enough for the postman and the inlaws. They sell them cheap at Costco.

[Green_Tea]

I love coobie bras :http://www.shopcoobie.com/

I wondered about Coobie. I tried one a few years ago and was underwhelmed, but they get such good reviews that perhaps I should try again.

[pomegranate]

Not that I'm suggesting you sew your own bras, but this style of bra might be comfy: http://shop.clothhabit.com/collections/all/products/watson-bra-bikini. It's a longline style, but not underwire so it's comfortable and supportive enough for lounging for D cups. (I started sewing a year ago, and am actually going to try and sew this up in stretchy fabric.)

[AnnieW625]

I am a 36b/c and I love the Wacoal bralettes. I detest shelf bras in tank tops, but these work great when I don't feel like wearing a real bra.

[Aishe]

I've really been liking these for home.

http://www.ae.com/aerie/browse/product.jsp?productId=4447_7368_864&bundleCatId=cat7130046

I have ridiculously sensitive skin and can only wear cotton bras. So I was really happy to find these. I am a 32dd and wear a medium. I'm not sure how long they'll last, but for the price I can live with less than stellar durability.