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FAQs
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You should wash your bra after every wear. Due to your body’s natural oils, sweat and skin exfoliation it’s best to wash your bra after each wear. Washing and letting your bra rest between wears also helps with bra recovery
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The best way to wash your bra is to hand wash it and lay it flat to dry. If you choose to use a washing machine, place your bras in a lingerie wash bag to protect them. Select cool or warm water and mild soap. Do not wring or twist bras to remove excess water. Lay your bras flat or hang them on a line to dry.
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There are a few ways to know when you should replace your bra.
1) You are no longer getting lift from your bra. For optimal comfort your bra should be supporting and lifting your breast tissue. You can tell if you are getting support by looking at your profile
in the mirror, the fullest point of your breast should be at the midpoint between your elbow
and shoulder.
2) If you notice any of the following – your bra is stretched out and it’s time for a new one:
a. If you feel your bra moving
b. If you can feel your breast tissue sitting on your stomach/rib cage
c. If over time the cup begins to gap at the neckline -
You should be fit every year, if you gain or lose seven pounds or go through a life-changing event. A couple examples of life-changing events are having a baby or going through menopause.
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Different brands have different coverage goals and fit expectations, therefore between brands your size can vary. There are three ways to find your perfect bra fit. Try our Bra Size Calculator, or schedule a Virtual Bra Consultation.
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The more bras you have in your daily rotation, the longer each will last. Our Fit Experts recommend a minimum of 3-7 bras. Ideally you have at least three everyday bras (1 to wear, 1 to wash and 1 to rest) and at least two wardrobing bras (sport, strapless/convertible, going out, lounge) depending on your lifestyle
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We have a great tool for that – 5 Points of Fit™.
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When you are shopping for a bra, you should hook it in the middle. This gives you the flexibility to loosen or tighten it as your body fluctuates.
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If you are wearing the right bra for your size and shape, you won’t even notice the underwire. If you feel the underwire, it’s time to get a bra fitting to make sure you are wearing the right size