Bra

Our guru says that a good bra “should lift the breasts to midway between the elbow and shoulder. The bra support from the straps should be only 10 percent.” The rest of the support should come from the back band. Are bras supposed to separate? Instead, the breasts are pressed together in the middle and […]

A bra is one of the most complicated garments to make. A typical design has between 20 and 48 parts, including the band, gore, side panel, cup, apex, neckline, underwire, strap, ring, slider, strap join, and closure. Bras are built on a square frame model. What are the parts of bra? Here is the anatomy […]

wing. Depending on the design, there is often no side seam. Instead, the side and back are made of one piece, forming a so-called wing. What are the different parts of a bra called? Parts include the band, gore, side panel, cup, apex, neckline, underwire, strap, ring, slider, strap join, and closure. What are the […]

If your cups are too big, the band isn’t properly fitted either and can’t give you the support you need. By over-tightening your straps, you’re shifting the entire bra out of alignment, pulling the band up in the back when it should create a straight horizontal line. What should I do if my bra cup […]

The band is the part of the bra that sits beneath the bust and encircles your torso. If your bra fits you correctly, it’s the band—not the shoulder straps—that give you the most support. What is the band size for a bra? To determine the band size: Measure snugly around your ribcage, directly under your […]

If your bra is too small, it can dig into your breasts — if it is too big, your breasts may have too much room and can become prone to bouncing around, contributing to tenderness. Lastly, if you suffer from breast asymmetry or other abnormalities, it may feel like every bra is the wrong size. […]

“The study showed women spend 2,700 [about $4,000] on bras during their lifetime,” the article says. “On average, they own 16 at any one time, topping up their collection with four purchases each year.” How many bras do most girls have? Well, according to a Glamour article from 2009, the answer is 16. When the […]

The reason more bras aren’t made with front closure is because the width of the closure can’t be adjusted. Bras that fasten at the back have 3-stage closure, which means that they can be used for longer as they become stretched over time. Why do most bras clasp in the back? They Give More Center […]

When you have a little softer area around your bra band or are short waisted your body will naturally push against the bra while you move and can result in the elastic flipping in conjunction with the movement. There is more give in your skin, so the elastic folds under the pressure of the movement. […]

Closure. A typical “three sets of two” hook and eye closure. The most popular option is a hook and eye closure on the middle center of the bra’s back. However, bras with closures in the front, and elastic bras with no closures at all are also available. What’s the back of a bra called? 5, […]

Hook is a rectangular shape, similar to the slides but with an opening at its one end which used to hang detachable or multi-way straps to a bra. It is hooking bra shoulder straps to a strapless bra, re-positioning the straps to achieve the various looks, such as halter-neck and crossed-back. What is the purpose […]

Hooks & eyes, commonly known as the clasp, are essential in creating the desired support of a bra. They vary in number and width depending on the type of bra – for example, a longline bra may have up to five (YES, FIVE!) What are the different parts of a bra? Here is the anatomy […]

Wearing the straps hooked together will prevent your shoulder straps slipping as it repositions the straps to a more central position on your shoulder. The tension of the strap is also channeled across the centre of the back, preventing tugging on the edge of the shoulders. What is the hook on a bra strap called? […]

The proper way to putting on a bra is to put your arms through the straps. Place the bra on your breasts, reach around the back and clasp the band together. You’ve seen it in movies and even on lingerie models as you skipping through your favorite magazine. However, many women still don’t put their […]

The breast doesn’t rest against the bottom of the cup. The bottom edge of the cup – whether it is wired or an ordinary seam – should follow the bottom of the breast. There must not be empty space at the bottom of the cup. The bra commonly fits like this on small and medium-sized […]

two fingers. “You should really be able to fit two fingers—roughly an inch—inside. If you’re able to pull it all the way up, the bra is way too stretchy, and you need to tighten it. But if it’s so tight you can’t get your finger in, then loosen them because you’re relying way too much […]

Your band is too large. Try hooking your bra on a tighter setting and loosening the straps. If this doesn’t work, your band size is too big and you need to buy a smaller band size (example: from a 36C to a 34D – when you go down a band size, you need to go […]

A bra offers you coverage and support to make your clothes look better on your body, but there always comes a time when you feel you can’t wear a bra with a certain outfit. There is nothing wrong with wearing a dress without a bra. What do you wear under your dresses? Wearing spandex shorts […]

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You have to be 16 to get your learner’s permit, 18 to vote, 25 to rent a car… but there aren’t any age restrictions on push-up bras. What age is OK to wear a push up bra? There’s no age when you ‘should’ wear a push-up bra, it’s completely at your discretion to what you […]