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Do your boobs hang low? This swimsuit promises to help

Do they wobble to-and-fro? Not with this hands-on helper.

Do your boobs hang low? This swimsuit promises to help

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Do your boobs hang low, do they wobble to and fro? Probably if you breastfed. And if loaded up your plate with the best lactation cookies to nurse more than one kid? Psssh. We'd bet our milk money that your boobs look like ours—sandbags.

But don't worry, help is on the way. More specifically, it's this completely absurd (and wildly wonderful) Amazon bathing suit that appears to have two human-ish hands cupping where boobs might go. Ya know, for support.

adriana degreas one piece swimsuit, do your boobs hang low Merchant

The designer Adriana Degreas one-piece, which retails for $460 USD (hey, all that support isn't cheap), comes in a chic golden Spandex blend that's ideal for flattering even the most down-trodden teats. And, while we're genuinely unsure of why the Brazilian designer opted for such a handsy design, we're just grateful someone is finally thinking of the girls.

adriana degreas swimsuit, do your boobs hang low Merchant

Aside from the suit costing as much as our monthly Toyota payment, we did uncover a few other minor issues in our pursuit of shopping journalism.

  • Um, you can't wear sunscreen with the suit? "Do not leave the garment in contact with sun screens, deodorants or any chemical products," reads the swimsuit's absurd description. "Do not keep the garment damp or wet in a plastic bag. Hand wash only with neutral soap, in cold water to remove salt residues. Do no soak garment." Literally, these are all the things we do with swimwear, but okay.
  • Only available in one size. That size is small. Do with that information what you will, but it seems unfair because us size-medium-and-beyond gals are the ones who really need swimwear hands propping our ladies up. That's just science.

We obviously wanted to do a full, in-depth review of the suit, but size limitations and reasonable spending prevented us. Boo. It's the hands-on helper we really never saw coming, and wow—#blessed.

For now though, we'll have to stick to our more reasonably-priced (and sized) list of the best nursing swimsuits.


In the event that you are a size small and find yourself humming the do your boobs hang low tune all day, please buy this suit, take an absurd amount of photos and share them with us. Really.

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Bryce Gruber is the Executive Editor at Today's Parent and a Jewish mom to five growing kids. She's based in New York's Hudson Valley, loves writing shopping and trend content and catching up on pop culture. When she's not raising her children, she can be found hiking local mountains, traveling to sunny beaches and trying to get a handle on the endless laundry life provides.

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