"An Intimate Affair" with Xixili

"What are a woman's best assets?"

That was the first question posed at the Xixili workshop last Tuesday to a small gathering of Xixili's invitees to get the workshop rolling about our boobs.

The ladies in the workshop started off typically Malaysian shy when it came to any references on the more intimate body parts.

I guess it didn't help that the photographer was male. ;)

But they soon got over their discomfort as the Xixilians gave a matter of fact presentation on the different dimensions of our boobs...

The different shapes and fruit references to our boobs...

And the assurance that its ok to have weird boobs.

Xixili, in fact, is well-known for their amazing boob knowledge and bra fitting customer service.

If you google anywhere on the internet, you'll see references to countless contented customers on the service that's provided.

Let's face it. Cute designs we can find almost anywhere now.
Good bra fitting service is the rare gem in Malaysia!

Classis example: How often do you get a salesgirl who tells you to buy 34D cos 36C is out of stock?
The Xixili girls can tell you straight off how wrong that is.
To both the customer, and their poor boobs.

Chin and I had a great time fingering their gorgeous materials.

Their prices are so reasonable too! Less than RM100 for the pretty lacy, good support types!

And a common problem lots of Malaysian women have...
Is finding bras that can fit beyond the usual petite ABCs.

Xixili has bras up to J size!!!

Essentially, the majority of women around the world are not wearing the correct bra sizes.

And what with our culture of 'small is beautiful'... The sensitive Malaysian girl may insist on sticking to a B cup. Just because it sounds better.

But head on over to a Xixili store, and you'll find their dedication goes to finding you a bra that lifts your assets up, without damaging 'em.

You'll soon fall in love with your new perky boobs.

Hence their motto: "Uplifting you always."

Xixili outlets are available at One Utama, Sunway Pyramid, Bangsar Village II, Pavilion, Mid Valley, Trebau City (JB) and Queensbay Mall (Penang).

Photo credits: Raynor Chuah