I thought I had to invest big to get the best bust support, but the £10 M&S Jasmine bra changed my mind

M&S sell 11 Jasmine bras every minute

Model wearing M&S Jasmine bra in colour Dark Raspberry
(Image credit: M&S)

A new bra can be an expensive purchase, particularly a good one. Which is why I was excited to find out more about the M&S Jasmine bra collection - a range of lace bras in a variety of styles, all with a very affordable £10 price tag. They're proving very popular with customers - in fact, M&S sell 11 Jasmine bras every minute!

With sizes spanning A–H and a line-up covering everything from non-wired to plunge, balcony to bralette, minimiser to maternity, there's something for everyone within the Jasmine collection. I'm a personal stylist and trained bra fitter, and I specialise in finding the best bras for large busts, so I was particularly interested in the styles that were available in larger cup sizes.

I would usually expect to spend around £40 on a supportive bra, so I was keen to see how the affordable £10 styles compared. I tried the Jasmine Lace Wired Balcony bra, which fitted perfectly, felt comfortable and gave me a great shape. Could this £10 bra be as supportive as my more expensive styles? I've been wearing it for a couple of days now - and so far so good!

Julie Player testing the M&S Jasmine Balcony bra

I'm wearing the Jasmine Lace Wired Balcony bra in Dark Raspberry size 34F

(Image credit: @julieplayerfashion)

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After wearing this bra for a couple of days, I'm surprised by the level of comfort and support it gives me. Customers seem to agree, writing: "I have several of these bras now. True to size 32G. Very comfortable and supportive. And £10!!! No idea how you do it for that price M&S but please keep doing it. Us busty girls don't usually get a bargain bra."

Another added: "These are really well made with balcony style cup so they don't flatten your shape. They look really pretty and not too industrial like some larger cup sizes. They offer good support too."

My verdict? I'm impressed. It doesn't offer as much support as my favourite full-cup bra, and only time will tell if it will last as long, but it's a fraction of the price, and that is worth celebrating.

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Julie Player
Fashion Editor & Wardrobe Stylist

With over 30 years experience in the fashion industry, Julie is a regular contributor to Woman & Home, Woman’s Weekly and Chat magazines, creating engaging fashion and lifestyle content for women of all ages. She also works in the wardrobe department at ITN, dressing the presenters for Good Morning Britain. In her late fifties, Julie understands what women want when it comes to figure flattering fashion.

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