FAQ
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Your shoulders may not be wide enough for the bra straps, and your bra might not be the right size. Our solution: opt for bras with a "racerback" style back and visit the store for a fitting!
This is an indication that your bra is not the right size. It would be best to come into the store so we can measure you and find the perfect size for you!
Over time, even the best bras lose their elasticity. It is advisable to replace your items every 6 to 12 months depending on how frequently you wear them and how well you care for them. You can also rotate your favorite items to extend their lifespan.
No! To the surprise of many, cherry red, which contains a bit more blue, is completely invisible under white clothing! Moreover, this invisibility effect works regardless of your skin tone!
Band Size: Using a flexible measuring tape, stand up straight and measure your ribcage by placing the tape under your bust. The tape should be snug and close to the body.
Bust Size: Next, measure your chest at the fullest part. The measurement will be more accurate if you wear an unpadded bra (avoid push-up bras).
Afterward, refer to the size chart available on the website. Size information can be found on the product page of the item you wish to purchase. Please note that all conversions are approximate and may vary depending on the style and fitting preferences.
If in doubt, feel free to visit the store to seek advice from one of our specialists.
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It is strongly discouraged to wear a sports bra all day long, as the compression exerted by this type of bra prevents proper blood circulation in the breast glands. If your goal is to minimize your chest, we recommend a minimizer bra instead.
A well-fitted bra is characterized by cups that are the right size, just large enough to adequately contain and support the bust, a support band of the right size and straight across the back. The straps should also be straight, well-adjusted, not digging into the shoulders, and staying in place all day long.
When you choose a bra with a waistband that is too large, the mistake often made is to tighten the straps as much as possible. By doing this, your bra rides up at the back because your straps are far too tight. As a result, greater pressure is exerted on your shoulders, leading to discomfort.
All shapewear comes in different lengths, the trick is to find shapewear that has the same length as your torso. Too long or too short - your shapewear will roll no matter what its components are.