There Is Something Different Going On Down On The Farm

Jan. 28, 2010 - PRLog -- It has been reported in the media this week that less than a third of bras sold in the UK are a good fit, and that a staggering 29% of bras sold after a fitting were rated as a suitable fit by a panel of experts. The research was undertaken by Which? Magazine who chose plus size figures because they wanted to know how our High Street shops coped with what they called ‘buxom women’. The importance of a correctly fitted bra cannot be overestimated in how it affects a woman, her confidence and comfort, and in particular when the bust is on the generous side.
Sally Robinson is an expert in fitting what Which? Magazine call 'buxom women' and it is a shame that their researchers did not visit AmpleBosom.com where customers come from far and wide to achieve that elusive comfort and confidence that a well fitted bra will give.
Sally and her team at AmpleBosom.com are based on the family farm at Old Byland on the North Yorkshire Moors, and have been for the last 10 years, where the business was founded when Sally spotted a gap in the market for feminine bras for those of us blessed with an ‘ample bosom’. – there are a few women who will not see an ‘ample bosom as an asset, but once a well fitted bra is achieved giving support, comfort and shape they start to think very differently about their body shape.
Throughout February Sally is offering ‘Fitting Days’ at the farm to ensure that ladies start the New Year in comfort and style no matter what they are wearing, customers are asked to phone to make an appointment to avoid disappointment on 01439 798388. And if you live too far away for a day trip all is not lost Sally can rent you one of  her 4 star rated holiday cottages so you can combine a fitting with a holiday!

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Sally Robinson founded AmpleBosom.com in 1999 from the family farm on the North Yorkshire Moors. Sally recognised the opportunity for lingerie for those of us blessed with an 'ample bosom' when one of her friends could not get a basque in a larger size.