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A bra for a small bust and why the measurement under the bust matters most

Short answer: A bra for a small bust should first fit the band under the bust, because that is where the support sits...

Good support in a bra for a large bust, what stays put and what does not

Short answer: A bra with good support for a large bust has a wide, firm band, cups that cover the whole breast and wi...

Supportive bands and wide straps give support without underwire

Short answer: A supportive bra without underwire gets its support from a wide band under the bust and wide straps, no...

Moulded cup or loose padding in a bra without underwire, which suits your bust

Short answer: A bra without underwire with padding can have a moulded cup that holds its shape, or loose padding that...

A bra top without underwire instead of a regular bra at work

Short answer: A bra top without underwire can work at the office if it gives enough support for your body and your da...

What makes a bra comfortable

Short answer: A comfortable bra fits snugly enough to hold its shape without cutting into the shoulders, back or unde...

Thin bra under clothes, what it needs to do

Short answer: A thin bra under clothes should lie smooth and close without showing, pressing or rubbing. It needs a s...

Padding in wire-free bras, pros and when to skip it

Short answer: Padding in a wire-free bra gives a smoother line and a little discretion, but also makes it warmer, thi...

Five details that decide comfort in a wire-free bra

Short answer: Comfort in a wire-free bra comes down to five details: the band, the straps, the seams, the fabric and ...

Soft bra with good support, does it add up

Short answer: Yes, a soft bra can give good support if it fits properly, the band is wide enough and the straps sit s...

Bralette and regular bra, side by side

Short answer: A bralette is usually softer, simpler and wire-free, while a regular bra often has firm cups, more stra...

Wire-free bras and different jersey types compared

Short answer: The difference between jersey types lies mostly in fibre, knit and stretch. Cotton often feels firmer a...