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2. It’s free. Bra fittings are offered free of charge in any lingerie store changeroom. They make their money off the bras they recommend you buy after the fitting. How long does a bra fitting take? 10 to 30 minutesHow long does a bra-fitting take? The entire process can take anywhere from 10 to 30 […]

The fitter will always accommodate your needs and will follow your comfort level. Next, the Allure fitter will take two measurements: one around your rib cage just below your breast tissue, and next around the fullest section of your breast tissue. The first measurement is for your band; the second is for your cup. Do […]

Jobs Description. The Bra Fitting Specialist is an expert in bra product and fit – able to diagnose fit issues, sell bra wardrobes and deliver emotionally engaging customer experiences that ultimately grow total bra sales. What is a bra expert? A bra fitting specialist is someone who has expertise in — you guessed it — […]

Why there are three hook settings on a bra | She Science Bra Fitters. How many hooks are on a bra? The number of hooks on a bra is based on the actual width of the bra at the back closure. And, the width of the back of the bra is really proportionate to cup […]

You can keep your clothes on. Most bra fitters can accurately measure your size on top of your clothes. Some stores may ask you to only wear a bra while they measure you, but few will ask you to completely undress above the waist. What should I wear to bra fitting? Not all bra fitters […]

If you’ve ever felt unsure about your bra size or you just don’t know where to go to find good bras, it’s time to let a bra fitter help. Many specialty lingerie boutiques offer bra fittings. Their expert bra fitters will take the pain and frustration out of bra shopping and do all the work […]

Did you know that if you take a bra apart it consists of about 35 pieces and 60 seams – all with their own functions. The cups and shoulder straps may be best known, but do you know about the other parts of a bra and what they do? Here is the anatomy of a […]

A hem is essentially the fabric edge on a garment or piece of fabric. It can be left raw or finished, with numerous finishing options. Certain finishings can be indicative of higher garment quality than others, but there are few hard and fast rules. What are the three types of hems? The main 5 types […]

In a three-part cup bra, just as the name suggests, the seams divide the cup into three sections. Typically, the cups are divided into two sections on the bottom (separated by a vertical seam) and one on the top. Some of them feature diagonal seams as well, which also work to bring the breasts inward. […]

The underwire should always separate the breasts and lie tight against the breastbone. Then it offers optimum support. The underwire does not serve any function if it only floats on top. Try a bra with a bigger cup size. Should bras lift and separate? Our guru says that a good bra “should lift the breasts […]

If your bra doesn’t fit correctly (i.e too loose), your upper body muscles—specifically the ones in your neck and shoulder—will have to work harder to support the weight of your breasts. When they’re overworked, it can cause headaches, specifically cervicogenic headaches (or neck in origin headaches). Should you wear a tight bra or loose? Tight […]

It should run the whole way around the breast tissue and essentially sit against sternum, ribs and layers of subcutaneous fat. Sometimes it’s not just the size that can cause an underwire to fit imperfectly in a bra, but also that the shape of the underwire is not right for the persons individual size attributes. […]

A posture bra, sometimes called a posture brace, is a bra intended to keep the spine in proper alignment, promoting good posture and possibly reducing pain. What type of bra is best for posture? Playtex 18 Hour Front Posture Boost Bra Not only does this bra provide full coverage, but it has a four-way support […]

Back closure bras are the traditional bras that have hook and eye closures at the back. How do you put a back closure on a bra? Here’s how to put on a back closure bra: First, put your arms into the straps and slide it on so the cups are over your boobs. Then, hook […]

Put your arms through first and then fasten the bra at the back. Put your bra on back to front, in other words with the cups on your back, so you can fasten it under your bust. Then turn the bra until it’s the right way round and put your arms through the shoulder straps. […]

You want the band to feel snug and not move on the loosest set of hooks and your bra will stretch out with time and wear. Did you know you get your support from your band? Yes, in order to hold up your bosoms, your band needs to fit low and snug on your back. […]

Your bra cup is folding over: When this happens, it usually means your bra cup is too big. Since spontaneously doubling in bust size is not possible, try this fix: adjust the fit of the bra with clips. Believe it or not, you can use a paperclip to clip the straps together at the back. […]

T back. A T back is similar to a racer back, but the straps meet even higher up the body, just behind the neck. A single strap or strip of fabric then runs down the spine to meet the band. Thus, creating a ‘T’ shape. What does a racerback bra look like? A racerback bra […]

Breast Pain One of the first things you may notice from wearing the wrong size bra is breast pain. Complaints are more typical of people with larger breast cup sizes, who exercise infrequently, or who are premenopausal. There are many ways in which the wrong size bra can contribute to breast pain. Can the wrong […]

Each sealed Bra Hook and Eye Back Closures include three columns of eyes for adjust-ability. Sets are heat-sealed along the top and bottom edges to prevent fraying. This prevents the Closures from looking ragged with washing. How do you attach a hook and eye to a bra? How do you Sew a Hook and Eye […]