Find My Best Bra Fit
Understand your body shape, support needs and bra fit preferences through our guided bra assessment and fit advice experience.
Find My Best Bra Fit
Know My Bust Type
Understanding your bust size, shape and body can help us guide you to the right solutions.
Bust Size
Find your band and cup size with our size calculator.
Bust Shape & Position
Help us understand the shape and position of your bust.
Tissue, Fullness & Life Stage
Let us know what best describes you.
Fix My Bra Problems
Tell us what's not working so we can help you find the right solutions.
My Lifestyle & Preferences
Your lifestyle and personal preferences matter. Tell us what is important to you in your bra so we can provide more personalised recommendations.
My Lifestyle
My Preferences
Coverage
Support
Features
Appearance
My Best Bra Summary
Based on your shape, support needs and preferences, here are the features and solutions that may suit you best.
Your Journey Summary
Bust Type
Bra Concerns
Lifestyle
Preferences
Common Causes To Check First
Wrong Size
Usually caused by a band that may be too loose or cups that may be too small.
Putting The Bra On Incorrectly
Many women benefit from the scoop and swoop technique.
Weight & Body Changes
Even small body changes can affect bra fit.
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What We Think May Help
Expert Bra Fitter Advice
Why This Might Help
The features suggested above are commonly chosen by women with similar concerns and preferences and may help improve comfort and support.
Common Reasons This Happens
How To Put On A Bra Properly
Step-by-Step Guide
- Fasten your bra on the loosest hooks when it is new.
- Lean forward slightly and position the underwires or cups so they sit around the breast tissue.
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Perform the Scoop & Swoop:
- Scoop breast tissue from the sides into the cups.
- Scoop tissue from underneath into the cups.
- Repeat on both sides.
- Stand upright and check that the cups fully contain the breast tissue.
- Adjust the straps so they feel secure but do not dig into the shoulders.
Common Mistakes
- Wearing straps too tight to compensate for a loose band.
- Not scooping breast tissue fully into the cups.
- Allowing the underwire to sit on breast tissue.
- Wearing a band that rides up at the back.
- Choosing cups that cut in or gape.
Why Scoop & Swoop Matters
Breast tissue naturally extends around the sides and underneath the arm area. The scoop and swoop technique helps position all tissue correctly inside the cups, giving a more accurate assessment of fit, support and comfort.
How To Check Band Fit
- The band should sit level around the body.
- It should remain in place throughout the day.
- The back should not ride upward.
- The band should feel firm and supportive without being restrictive.
How To Check Cup Fit
- Breast tissue should sit fully inside the cups.
- The cups should not gape or wrinkle.
- The cups should not cut into breast tissue.
- The underwire should fully surround breast tissue if applicable.
How To Check Centre Front Fit
- In many underwired bras, the centre front should sit comfortably against the chest.
- It should not be pushed away by breast tissue.
- A floating centre front may indicate that fit, size or shape should be reviewed.
Remember that body shape, breast shape and fullness can change over time. Reviewing fit regularly can help maintain comfort, support and confidence.