Your band should feel like a sincere hug. Snug enough to stay level to the floor
when you raise your arms.


If there are bulges or elastic digging in
your band is too tight.If your band rides up your back, then
your band is too loose.

If your band rides up your back, then
your band is too loose.

Bras are not one size fits all, which means when you put on your bra the straps should
be adjusted to fit your needs.

On the taller size? Slide your strap adjusters down to avoid straps digging in.

Shorter than average? Tighten your strap adjusters to avoid slipping straps.

Lean forward, scoop and swoop to properly position the girls in the cups.

Once adjusted if you notice any spillage over the top of your cup or your underarm then the cup may be too small.

Gapping or emptiness in your cup means you likely need to go down a cup size.

Did you know that a properly fitting bra draws the bust in and can dramatically slenderize your figure?

Look in the mirror facing forward. Your breasts should be within your body frame.

A good bra should always lift your boobs up and away from your ribcage. This helps improve your posture and creates the most flattering fit.

Turn to the side and look in the mirror. You can see if your bra is giving you enough lift if the fullest part of your breast reaches the mid point between
your shoulder and elbow.