Size Guide

Cups baggy or creased

Advise
A bra cup fit without gaps or creases over the breast.

Try a smaller cup size

Shoulder straps digging in

Advise
The back band and cup should provide you with 80% of the support therefore when your shoulder straps are digging in, it is a sign that the bra is not fitting correctly.

Try a smaller back band and a bigger cup size

Back Band riding up

Advise
If your back band is too big this will ride up and it will not give you the correct amount of support. To confirm if the band is too big put your fingers under the band and pull it away from the body it should not stretch more than 4cm / 2 inches.

Try a smaller back band size until this fits firmly and comfortably

Back band too tight

Advise
When your bra is fastened on the middle hook and eye it should feel comfortable if you put this on and it hurts you then the back band is too tight.

Try a bigger back band size until this fits firmly and comfortably

Wires lifting away

Advise
If the bra is not sitting flat to your body and it is pulling away from your body at the centre front or sitting on top of your breast at the side cup then this size is too small.

Try a bigger cup size – keep going in cup size until all of the breast is encased comfortably in the bra.

Wires digging in

Advise
With a wired bra the wires should sit behind your breast and at the root of the bust, not on the breast. If they are sitting on the breast then

Try a bigger cup size

Bulging out of the cup

Advise
With a correct fitting bra the cup and neck edge should lie flat to the breast, if the breast is bulging out of the cup then

Try a bigger cup size

Straps too loose

Advise
The straps are too loose, adjust so they fit comfortablly and give you support.

Adjust the straps