What did you wear post op

by Jemmy 9th August 2009, 6:59 pm

I went to M&S on Monday and bought a tracksuit with a zip up top and am going to wear a vest top underneath (really stretchy)

But as I'm going away for a few days after my op I don't want to be wearing clothes that make it look obvious that i've had my boobs done, even though I think they'll all know.

I was thinking of going into Cardiff on Saturday to see if I can get any of those really loose fitting tops, don't want to be in zip ups or hoodies if the weather is nice.

What do you suggest?? x

by cakey_baby 9th August 2009, 7:15 pm

Topshop have lots of baggy but nice vests in at the moment jem there only cheap as well.

I just wore t shirts with jeans you could probably tell with me as they were so swollen but i didnt care as i was in another country lol.

x x x

by hotcaz 9th August 2009, 7:21 pm

i wore tracksuits post op cos that was what was most comfortable, i found they were the easiest thing to get on and off xx

by natalia 9th August 2009, 7:26 pm

i wore vest tops and tracksuits and loose fitting topsxx

by Jemmy 9th August 2009, 7:33 pm

cakey_baby wrote:Topshop have lots of baggy but nice vests in at the moment jem there only cheap as well.

I just wore t shirts with jeans you could probably tell with me as they were so swollen but i didnt care as i was in another country lol.

x x x

that sounds like a good idea. Don't want to spend too much but really think I should get some. I'll have a look on the net now. X

by **ShootingStar** 9th August 2009, 7:53 pm

yes loose vest tops especially if it's hot, you don't want to over wrap up because you'll be feeling bloated enough after the GA without eggagerating with hefty clothing hun, not long now Jem!!! Cheerleader

x x

by Jemmy 9th August 2009, 8:28 pm

Am thinking floaty tops and a loose fitting hoodie if it gets chilly.

Can you tell it's getting close now, can't stop posting questions!!!

by MsTeews 11th August 2009, 8:08 am

I wore lots of tracksuit tops and short sleeve shirts that button at the front, also easy to pull on bottoms and slip on shoes as you wont feel like bending over much x

by samarie24 12th August 2009, 4:33 pm

I've been wearing button-up tops and a zip-up one too, but in the early days I had hardly any arm movement! You'll probably have far less trouble with your overs. I think it's best to bring some bottoms that you can pull up easily though - no skinny jeans or anything!

I was in Cardiff shopping a couple of days ago and there are loads of button-up shirts about at the mo. New Look had some nice ones, I ended up buying one in Next though. Floaty tops sound like a good idea though to be honest. I had a bit of a bloated tum after my op :oops: !

xx

by Jemmy 12th August 2009, 5:02 pm

samarie24 wrote:I've been wearing button-up tops and a zip-up one too, but in the early days I had hardly any arm movement! You'll probably have far less trouble with your overs. I think it's best to bring some bottoms that you can pull up easily though - no skinny jeans or anything!

I was in Cardiff shopping a couple of days ago and there are loads of button-up shirts about at the mo. New Look had some nice ones, I ended up buying one in Next though. Floaty tops sound like a good idea though to be honest. I had a bit of a bloated tum after my op :oops: !

xx

Skinny jeans, I wish!! I can't get them over my thighs!!

I'm going into Cardiff on Saturday so will go to New Look and have a look (can't go to the Barry one now, had argument with the Manager)

I've got a nice pair of jogging bottoms from M&S for op day

by alisia09 12th August 2009, 5:58 pm

i've mainly been wearing my leggings and long vest tops as they're comfy xx

by ***Sally*** 12th August 2009, 6:34 pm

Long, loose fitting vest tops. Still wearing them now - they do a good job of covering those not so attractive sports bras too.

S x

by Jemmy 12th August 2009, 6:42 pm

Yea I had noticed the thickness of the straps on the blighters.

by tizzyt 12th August 2009, 7:22 pm

Hi,i bought some loose smock style tops from primark,cheap and cheerfull,but they did the trick,hid my sports bras and didn,t accentuate any swelling,also wider strap vest tops are good for hiding sports bra straps if it warmer and a little shrug type top over them x

by kickasskittykat 12th August 2009, 8:34 pm

Jemmy - i have to say you are a star asking all these questions! I'm glad you are...
Saturday is getting ever closer and im staying in manchesterwith my OH for afew days and stressing what to pack..

Thanks girlies as always tons of great advice! I keep packing strappy tops not being able to imagine filling them!... just think last wednesday ever with little boobs!!

by Ruth89 12th August 2009, 8:49 pm

I plan to be living in primark track suits lol, managed to get some comfy pants for only £2 and zip up tops for £1 and £3!! amazng lol

by gotsomeboobs 12th August 2009, 9:09 pm

Iv been living in t-shirts and baggy vest tops and leggings hun, I was wearing vest tops and jeans in first week after my ba xxx

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