Bra

These clips keep your bra straps out of the spotlight so you can look flawless in your racerback tops and dresses. These clips keep your bra straps out of the spotlight so you can look flawless in your racerback tops and dresses. What are the clips on a bra called? Slider. The sliders are the […]

Put on a comfortable, well-fitting, non-padded bra. Choose the bra you feel most comfortable in–it should be snug but not dig into your sides. Your nipples should be about halfway between your elbow and shoulder. If they are lower, tighten the straps to lift. Is a bra supposed to be comfortable? “The band should be […]

The cup is the part of a bra that holds the breasts. It is sewn directly onto the band, and typically has straps sewn on or able to be connected to the top of the cup (exclusion being a strapless bra). What is the metal thing in a bra called? Underwire bras are built with […]

Hooks & eyes, commonly known as the clasp, are essential in creating the desired support of a bra. Why are there 3 clasps on a bra? Each bra comes with multiple hooks to extend the life of your bra. When a bra is brand new, its fitted to the loosest hook. As time goes by, […]

If you have trouble reaching behind your back to do up your bra, this is a great alternative. Put your bra on backwards, doing the hooks up in front of your stomach, and then gently spin the bra around until the cups are where they should be. How do you wear a bra front and […]

Your bra’s underwire should sit flat against your chest and around the contour of your breast without digging in or gaping. No part of your breast tissue should sit under or between the wire compartments. The underwire is a vital component of your bra’s ability to lift and support, particularly for fuller cup sized. How […]

The back of the bra cuts into your body. If your bra hurts and cuts into your side, back or under the breasts, the band is too tight. It must not be difficult to take a deep breath. A bra is not a torture instrument. The back should be tight but not so as to […]

Under boob Chafing is caused by moisture and friction, which is why athletes and women are the most often affected, but breast chafing may very well develop as a result of being overweight or wearing an ill-fitting bra that is either too small or too large. How do I stop my bra from rubbing under […]

One of the easiest and most common bra alterations involves changing the length of your bra band. If your band is too tight or too loose, but everything else fits, there is no need to change sizes. You only need to adjust the band. You may also want to make a length alteration to accommodate […]

If the band is too large there is an easy fix. First, determine how much the band needs to be decreased. Start by adjusting the bra to the smallest hook and eye setting. If that gives you a snug fit then you will be decreasing the band by 1″ (2.54 cm) total. What do you […]

It’s just as easy as taking off any of your other daily bras. As for the Barcelona bra (pictured right) it’s basically the same idea: Unhook the clasp on the top before you unhook the band so you you can take your sports bra off like any of your other bras. How do you unscrew […]

It is ok to show through a transparent shirt or tops. They are not meant to be decorative… they perform a function – to support your breasts. Bra straps are just that. And, (some) women do not change their bras – they become dirty with body oils, stretched out, faded and worn. Why can I […]

A smooth bra or a T-shirt bra is a better option, as it’s made from ultra-thin fabric for an invisible fit. Our tip: One of the seamless styles in our PrimaDonna Every Woman line, with or without padded cups, strapless or with straps. Which bra is best for gown? A bandeau bra with removable straps […]

That bra can be utilized for a million other things. It can be used to organize, to clean, to entertain, and even to shackle someone up. 9 Things You Can Do With Your Bra Besides Wear It As An Eye Mask. As A Fruit Hanger. As A Hand Towel. To Help You Grab Something. As […]

To know when you’re ready for a bra, note if you feel breast buds poking through your shirt, if your nipples are getting darker or bigger, or if your feel some tenderness or soreness around your breasts. If you feel ready to pick your first bra, try a training bra or a sports bra as […]

Your breasts might sag if you don’t wear a bra. “There’s a ligament called Cooper’s ligament that anchors around the breast tissue,” he says. “This causes more movement and bouncing around. In my opinion, the breasts will sag and get loose if a bra isn’t worn for a long time.” What happens if girls don’t […]

The best alternative to a mesh laundry bag is a pillowcase. Putting your delicates in a pillowcase allows the water and detergent to soak through the pillowcase and wash the items inside. The pillowcase also protects them from being thrown about by the spinning drum. What can you use if you don’t have a delicates […]

Once you’ve popped your bra inside a washbag, follow the care instructions but make sure you wash at 40 degrees or more, because anything colder won’t cleanse properly. Wash on a delicate washing cycle and only use gentle detergent. Once done, carefully reshape the cups to ensure they stay in the correct position. Should I […]

training bra. A training bra (also trainer bra, starter bra, or first bra) is a lightweight brassiere designed for girls who have begun to develop breasts, at Tanner stage II and III. The training bra is intended to be worn during puberty when the breasts are not yet large enough to fit a standard-sized bra. […]

“Buildup of sweat and moisture under your breast by the bra line can result in a rash called intertrigo, which can be painful and irritating,” says Dr. Greenfield. Moreover, board-certified dermatologist Mona Gohara, MD adds that your sweaty bra can even result in a yeast infection over time. Can you get an infection from a […]