Style, Fit and Fabric

For many women, not wearing a bra every day is just not an option. So when your bra doesn’t fit right, and you can’t seem to figure out why, it can be really uncomfortable and frustrating. I’m talking about the type of uncomfortable that’ll make you want to go home. Because of this, many of us find that we’re shopping for bras with a hit and miss attitude. We’re not sure how the beautiful bra we’ve been eyeing up in the store will hold up in the long run, but we hope it’ll go well.

Let’s face it, we all have that pair of underwear, you know… the one we continually go back to the same store to buy in batches of 5 because we’ve fallen in love with its fit? Well, just like that one ex you can’t stop drunk texting; it’s time to say good riddance to old patterns! Here are two amazing solutions to make sure that every pair of panties you buy has the perfect fit.

Anyone who’s found The One knows that a good bra is essential to feeling and looking great. It can improve posture, reduce back pain, make your clothing look better, and at the very least, make you feel more confident. 

Some of you may wonder what the true differences between a bralette and sports bra are. I mean, neither are wired. Surely the only difference is how they look?

Hmm, maybe not the only difference…

The bralette is often noted as bigger on style than support, with lace, halter and strappy options available. They often replaced uninteresting fabric and unsightly straps with pleasant designs that complement an outfit. This, however, doesn’t mean that they can’t be a great choice for women of all sizes.