It should help with the fit if you'll be closer to what manufacturers type as 'average'. Sloping shoulders might be a factor. Have you tried racer backs? Or the clips that create a racer back with your regular straps? Having the straps start between your shoulderblades like that might improve the angle. This is why bra shopping is such a BITCH. You need one constructed for your body. The angles have to match what you have /and/ what you want.
I have the opposite problem - nerve damage from straps digging in. The alternative is not breathing. *shrug* Be glad if you only have wardrobe malfunction straps. Showing straps is SMEXY, so I hear. ;)
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Date: 2013-02-01 06:23 am (UTC)From:Having the straps start between your shoulderblades like that might improve the angle.
This is why bra shopping is such a BITCH. You need one constructed for your body. The angles have to match what you have /and/ what you want.
I have the opposite problem - nerve damage from straps digging in. The alternative is not breathing. *shrug* Be glad if you only have wardrobe malfunction straps. Showing straps is SMEXY, so I hear. ;)