- 80% of women are in the wrong bra
- Incorrect bra’s can cause neck, back and shoulder pain
- It’s all about the FIT
- Average bra size has gone from a 34B to a 36C over the past 10 years.
- 20 years ago a DD cup was unusual; now G cups are not uncommon
- A woman's bra size changes a number of times during her life
- Bra-wearers getting younger: from age 8
I have a passion for beautiful lingerie. There is nothing like a gorgeous bra & panty to make you feel beautiful. If you are like 4 out of 5 women, you are most likely wearing the wrong bra and you know the challenge of finding a bra that fits, is comfortable and looks sensational.
There are so many styles of Bra’s and manufacturers, that sizing is like a puzzle – you never know which size is the correct one, let alone which style is best for you, full cup, demi, minimisier, push up, tee shirt. Do you need to lift up, push out, pull in?
Always engage an experienced bra fitter to help you navigate the realm of bra’s.
Tips for buying a Bra
- Be fitted for every bra you buy.
- When trying a bra on, use the loosest clip to fit.
- Ensure your breasts are fully supported by the cup.
- If the cup is wrinkling then you need to go down a cup size.
- Adjust the bra straps for correct length and support
- Lift your arms up and down, flap like a bird- if they bra doesn’t move up your back then it’s a good fit.
- Always buy the matching panties and if you can afford it purchase two pairs.
- Your nipples need to be positioned midway between the elbow and shoulder- look at yourself from the side.
- Ensure the bra is sitting firmly against your chest bone, you may need to go up a cup size.


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