FAQ

Prioritize Fit 

Buy your size—don't be embarrassed by the number. Most girls who wear a 34B are really a 32D, and it freaks them out, but they look so much better in the right size.

Make Sure the Band Is Snug (But Not Too Snug)

The band on any bra gives you support, but for a strapless bra, the band is the only thing giving you support. You want one that's a little more on the tighter side, since it's the only thing holding you up. You don't want to fit more than one or two fingers under the band. You want it to be snug, but it should never hurt or cut off your circulation.

Don't Let Your Band Ride Up

To make sure your strapless isn't going anywhere, try jumping up and down. A telltale sign that it might be too big? When you clasp your bra in place, the band should be parallel to the floor. If it's arching upwards, there's too much room, and it's too big.

Separate and Lift

The goal is to find a strapless bra that simultaneously separates and lifts your breasts. What you don't want is spillage nor gapping between your breasts and the cup.

Try On Your Bra Correctly

Yes, fit takes priority, but all of that means nothing if you're not wearing your bra properly. After you put your bra on, lean forward and scoop all your breast tissue spilling around under your arm and into your back forward into the cup. Every girl should do this every single time she puts on her bra.

Skip the Lotion 

If you're wearing a silicone-lined strapless, don't wear any deodorant, lotion, or baby powder in that area because it works against the silicone, causing it to slip. This is one of the common mistakes people make with strapless bras—it's partly because they're not wearing the right size, and partly because they had lotion on.

Go Silicone-Free

For those who have a bad history with silicone, there's a chance you might have an allergy. Look for ones that are free of silicone and instead use innovative woven fabrics to make sure it stays secured in place.  

And Finally, Take Care of Your Bra

Strapless bras work really hard, so you need to take care of them—protect your investment! Hand wash after each wear, especially in the summer when you're sweating more, which can break down the fabric. If you find a style you love, and you want to wear it every day, there’s nothing wrong with buying a few at once."