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How to Pack Bras for Vacation

ptbi-admin — Fri, 08 Jan 2021 07:32:54 +0000

1. Leave them for last.
Packing your bras at the very end will prevent them from being crushed. As you start filling your suitcase, make sure you leave enough room for your bras to sit comfortably at the top.

2. Stack them.
Leaving your bras unhooked, nest them inside each other to keep the cups supported. This is the same way we store our products!

3. Stuff your bras with socks and underwear.
Once they’re stacked, stash your smallest items (like socks) underneath your bottom bra. This is a great hack that saves you space and helps your bras maintain their shape during travel.

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This Is How a Bra Should Fit

ptbi-admin — Fri, 08 Jan 2021 07:30:45 +0000

Ah, the bra fitting. Starting with your first training bra to today’s overwhelming selection of options from the mall to online, finding the right fit, including style, shape and sizing can be a challenge. Something that seems so simple can often be quite confusing, so let’s break down the four keys to solving bra fit issues once and for all: band, straps, cups, and underwire.

How Should a Bra Fit?
For a truly perfect fit, all four parts of the bra need to do their respective jobs in unison. The band, which is actually responsible for most of the support, holding your bra in place. The straps, which serve to keep the cups next to your body instead of pulling away. The cups, which should fully hold your breast tissue, without any gaping or spilling over. And, the underwire, if you choose this style, which should rest on your body, behind, rather than on, the breast tissue.

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Fit Issues and Solutions

ptbi-admin — Fri, 08 Jan 2021 07:26:59 +0000

Finding shoppers styles that fit was an issue solved long ago, or at least addressed, by store fitting rooms.

But with e-commerce only continuing to solidify its place as the preferred channel for shoppers coming out of a pandemic, size has once again become the elephant in the room – or, perhaps more accurately, consumers simply not knowing what size to order has become the elephant in the room.

It’s time to buy a smaller band size so that you have a snug fit. Remember, when you get a smaller band size, you need to go one size bigger in the cup. Example: if you’re a 36C, your tighter band would be 34D . For more info, review the size chart.

You’ll know you’re in the right band size when you can slip two fingers underneath the back of the band. The band should be snug on the loosest hook, so when your bra stretches out you can continue to tighten it.

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