Jumpers For Big Busts 2024 Flattering Sweaters For Big Boobs
14 sweaters we recommend.
Everyone loves a good jumper—but finding the right fit can be challenging, especially if you have big boobs. Knitwear is a winter staple, whether you like it or not. If you live in the UK, you’d be hard pressed to get through winter without a few in your wardrobe (or coats, for that matter). The cold weather is bracing and while it can feel restrictive in terms of what you can wear every day, it can also open up a whole world of styling opportunities.
Not all sweaters are created equal though. The style and fabric make a huge difference on its longevity but also how flattering it will be. For those with big busts, there are a few styles that work better than others, so what should you look for when shopping for a knit? Firstly, you want to avoid knits that look bulky. This can make your boobs look bigger than they actually are and create a top-heavy appearance.
Cuts are important too. V-neck styles or wrap sweaters are really flattering for bigger busts, or you could opt for a cardigan. It helps to avoid jumpers that are too chunky too, as these can add more volume where you might not want it. Of course, these aren’t hard and fast rules but they can help when you’re looking for a cute knit for winter.
Here, I’m sharing some handy tips and tricks for how to style a jumper if you have big boobs and my edit of the bust jumpers available right now. Next, learn How to Pick the Best Jeans For Your Body Type.
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Fitted jumpers
Choosing a loose-fitting jumper is an obvious choice, but going oversized can hide your figure. A fitted option might be a better option, as they hug your curves nicely and emphasise your silhouette without looking bulky. This gives you shape and can be a lot more flattering.
100% Extra Fine Merino Ribbed Turtleneck Jumper, £29.90, Uniqlo buy now
Cotton and Silk Blend Knit Polo Shirt, £35.99, Zara buy now
Polo-neck jumper, £12.99, H&M buy now
High necks
High neck sweaters work really well for you as they elongate your figure and compliment your shape. This rule also works for tops; roll necks always look great on you. Avoid jumpers that are super thick and chunky as they might look bulky, but it’s trial and error.
Mock-Neck Sweater, £45, Other Stories buy now
Turtleneck knitted sweater, now £17.99, Mango buy now
High-Neck Wool Jumper, £77, Arket buy now
V-necklines
Similarly V-necks work really well for big busts as they too elongate your figure, creating a streamlined silhouette and avoiding too much fabric on your upper half. Try wrap styles that offer this shape.
Leonore Jumper, £100, Sezane buy now
Knitted Overlap Balloon Sleeve Sweater, now £23.97, NA-KD buy now
Pure Cashmere V-Neck Jumper, £85, Autograph at M&S buy now
Cropped sweaters
Cropped sweaters offer a boxier fit, which gives a completely different look but can work really well for big busts. It takes the attention away from your chest and looks a little bit cooler than V-neck styles.
Garrett Cashmere Oversized Turtleneck, £275, Reformation buy now
Cropped V-Neck Wool Jumper, £85, Cos buy now
Rib knit sweater, £29.99, Monki buy now
Cute cardigans
Cardigans are a great choice, as they often have V-necklines and offer a slim fit. They’re versatile too as the buttons allow you to adjust the appearance and shape.
Anaelle Cardigan, £110, Sezane buy now
Clara Cashmere Crew Cardigan, £198, Reformation buy now
As always, we encourage you to wear what makes you feel comfortable and confident. Fashion should have no rules, so enjoy wearing what you love. These are just options we love.
Next, check out these amazing Zara jumpers and our edit of the best ASOS jumpers. If you’re wondering what to wear with them, read more about what to wear with jumpers.
One response to “Jumpers For Big Busts 2024 Flattering Sweaters For Big Boobs”
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Jumpers for big boobs?
Then you show only models who appear to wear 30A bras.
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