Finding the perfect bra can be tough. You wear it for hours a day, so you want to make sure it fits well and feels comfortable. The best way to ensure you have the right size is to get dressed in person. Even a 5-pound weight loss or gain can change your bra size.
Cotton
As women, we spend hours every day wearing bras. Choosing the right one is critical to our comfort. That’s why it’s essential to find a lingerie item that fits you well, feels smooth against your skin and will stand up over time. The kind of fabric is quite important here. Some materials irritate sensitive skin, while others move moisture away from your body to help prevent itching and chafing. When it comes to everyday comfort and t-shirt bras, cotton is an excellent choice. This soft, stretchy material keeps its shape and won’t rub against your skin like other fabrics. Plus, it’s breathable and absorbent to help keep you dry in all seasons.
In Lab tests, this bra’s buttery-soft fabric kept its shape perfectly and didn’t pill or shrink in the wash. It also features a padded underwire, a crisscross back and full coverage cups. Plus, it’s available for D-F boobs. If you need to check if you have the right size bra, try wearing it with a fitted top to see how it feels. Ideally, the band should sit level on your ribcage, and the centre gore (the section that stretches between the cups) should lie flat against your breastbone. If it’s too loose, size up to a larger bra. Generally, replacing your bra after 100 washes or wears is best.Right Bra
Silk
Choosing the right bra material for you is essential to your daily wardrobe. It should support your boobs, feel good against your skin, and fit your clothing properly. But with a wide variety of bras on the market ranging from strapless to bralettes and wireless,
finding one that works for you can be tricky. When you shop for a bra, it’s also important to consider the material used in its construction. The fabric type can influence the comfort level of a bra and can even affect how it fits against your clothing. Cotton is a popular choice for everyday comfort and t-shirt bras, but silk offers an extra layer of softness. It’s also more absorbent than cotton, which means it can soak up sweat and moisture without causing any irritation. It makes silk bras a great option for warm weather and exercise-based activities. For more light and airy options, try a bralette. It’s a minimalist bra with no hooks or clasps, perfect for more streamlined outfits. Its buttery-soft fabric kept its shape well during our lab tests and was washed cleanly with no signs of wear.Â
Polyester
Your bra is one of the most important things you’ll wear, so you want to be sure it feels good all day. Thankfully, the right material is the key to finding that perfect combo of support and comfort. The fabric of this padded full-cup bra is soft and lightweight for maximum comfort, plus it offers up plenty of lift thanks to three-part cups that combat spillage and bounce. The padded-back hook-and-eye closure also helps to cushion your boobs for an extra cozy feel. This bralette is the kind you may see on Instagram, as it’s a super pretty, comfy option with minimal coverage that will still look good under clothing. It has a soft ribbed texture that doesn’t dig in, and it also comes with adjustable straps that convert to crisscross back. This one fits up to a B/C cup and works well for smaller busts that don’t need much support.
Another silk option that’s a great choice for a snug sports bra, this type of fabric is soft and allows moisture to evaporate so you stay cool and comfortable while exercising or working out. This style uses stretchy elastic that moves with your body for a snug fit. Getting fit is the best way to ensure you’re wearing the right bra, especially since your bra size can fluctuate over time. Keeping track of how often you wash and wear your bras (and when they start to lose shape) can help you determine when it’s time for a new one.
Wool
There are many options for bras, with dozens of styles, including strapless, bralettes and wireless bras that differ in padding, closures and support. However, finding one comfortable enough to wear all day can be tricky. The material you select, in addition to the size, is crucial since it might cause rashes or make your bra rub against your skin all day. Often used in sports bras, wool is soft and durable yet breathable. It’s a great choice for everyday comfort, especially if you prefer light or flowing clothing. You can find a variety of bras made from wool that are suitable for warm and cool weather. A lightweight option ideal for a sleep or loungewear bra can offer a gentle level of uplift and fits up to a B/C cup size. It would help to replace your bras as often as your underwear, but tracking how many bras you own and how much they are worn can be hard. A good rule of thumb is about 100 washes/wears, though it’s best to replace them when they no longer feel supportive or stretch comfortably.