Believe it or not I was wanting something functional and comfortable around the home and yard. A couple years back I bought Genie Bra https://www.geniebra.com/all-bras
Although not pretty I was pleasantly surprised and still wear now and then at home. just enough support with no wires, no hooks and comfortable. Some girls I know like and some dont but at the price not bad.

I have one from Hanky Panky for this purpose. Basically it doesn't accomplish much more than just keeping me decent as there is nearly no support due to the stretchy nature of the material, but by the same token that's why it can accommodate a large bust.

I just wear it around the house in the early or late hours.

http://www.hankypanky.com/bras.....lette.html

I went on a hunt for this sort of thing a couple of years ago and have been happy with the bralettes from true&co. I'm a 34d/dd and have been using these in size medium dd. Maybe a small dd would work for you? They are comfortable and have the important feature (for me) of adjustable straps, to accommodate my long torso.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d.....asin_title

Ps comes in cobalt!

Cosabella is the only brand that works for me. I am 34DD - look for their curvy versions!

https://www.cosabella.com/collections/curvy

Thanks, all, but this is a six year old thread. LOL

During the pandemic I started wearing some bralettes from True & Co — they’re not super supportive but they do come in sizes that come a little closer to working for a small band/large cup size. They are adequate for around the house or going out when I’m wearing a loose top. I’m losing a little weight at the moment so I’m back to a 30 band size (just using the tightest hook on my 32s) but still a G cup. Holding off on bra purchases until I see how the gradual weight loss shakes out (I’m about 7 lbs down but still 9-10 to go for my goal). Hoping this adjustment has a good impact on my upcoming cardiologist checkup too. Much more important than dress or bra size.

I was told that I am a 30DD and have yet to find a bralette to fit. My best bet is to go with a Large for the cup size and ignore the band size.