Bra FAQs. Here are some insights...
So many guys ask about bras I thought I would post an FAQ...
What should I do if my breasts don’t fill the cups and there’s gapping or wrinkling?
Typically the solution for this problem would be to go down a cup size, but another aspect to consider is the style of the bra. For example, if you have fuller breasts, a full coverage cup may be a good fit. If your breasts are more tear drop shaped, for example, you might be more comfortable in a demi cup or balconette bra. Read our guide to bra styles here. Lastly, you may also want to consider a push-up bra with light padding that can help fill in the gaps.
What should I do if I’m spilling out over the cups?
You might find that your breasts spill out over the cups, creating bulging in the front of your neckline and on the sides of your chest. If this happens to you consistently, look for bras that are specifically created for fuller-busted women or try a t-shirt bra style.
What should I do if my band keeps riding up?
This most likely means your bottom band is too loose and you need to try a tighter row of hooks. If you’re already at the tightest level, you need a smaller band size. You can also try adjusting your straps and making sure that your underwire is sitting flush against your body.
See what we have to go through???
What should I do if my breasts don’t fill the cups and there’s gapping or wrinkling?
Typically the solution for this problem would be to go down a cup size, but another aspect to consider is the style of the bra. For example, if you have fuller breasts, a full coverage cup may be a good fit. If your breasts are more tear drop shaped, for example, you might be more comfortable in a demi cup or balconette bra. Read our guide to bra styles here. Lastly, you may also want to consider a push-up bra with light padding that can help fill in the gaps.
What should I do if I’m spilling out over the cups?
You might find that your breasts spill out over the cups, creating bulging in the front of your neckline and on the sides of your chest. If this happens to you consistently, look for bras that are specifically created for fuller-busted women or try a t-shirt bra style.
What should I do if my band keeps riding up?
This most likely means your bottom band is too loose and you need to try a tighter row of hooks. If you’re already at the tightest level, you need a smaller band size. You can also try adjusting your straps and making sure that your underwire is sitting flush against your body.
See what we have to go through???
56-60, F
