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A bra is a very unique intimates for the fact that it is (usually) hidden but yet contributes largely to a woman’s looks. Unlike other pieces of clothing, a bra must firstly fulfill its functional obligations and give necessary support to a woman’s breasts. But obviously, there is much more to it than just that. Choosing a bra can prove to be an art: a comfortable bra? A nice-looking one? A push-up? One with a titanium structure? The options are numerous and make the purchase of this sometimes high-tech garment. Yet for all the various factors that will influence your choice, one fact remains: choosing a comfortable bra is the most important thing. Of course you do not want to end up with a bulky, ill-colored, monster of a brassiere that will destroy your overall appearance. But if you take a second to look at it, you will find that there are many great reasons to choose comfortable bras over fancier ones. Similar to your clothes, the bra follows you from the time you step out for breakfast all the way till you return home for the day. Chances are by then, you will find situations where tightness, irritation or itchiness start getting to you. That alone transform the day into a nightmare and can affect your mood deeply. Contrast that to choosing a comfortable bra means one less worry in your busy life. Choosing a comfortable bra simply means that it (the bra) has to fit you well and fulfill its function of supporting your chest. The thought of beauty should be put secondary. Ask yourself this basic question - why would you want to wear an uncomfortable bra? If wearing it in the fitting room leaves you pain or discomfort, it likely tells you that either the size is wrong or the bra is just not suited for you. Aesthetics is no doubt one of the main reasons for you to be choosing a less comfortable bra. As such you are more prepared to endure slight discomfort or pain as the trade-off in order to look good. To be honest, that is overlooking a very important factor. It simply isn’t realistic to be looking your best if your bra is the source of pain within. Contrary, it leaves you tensed and annoyed. A bra is a necessary clothing for women that is so often used to enhance their looks and confidence. Over the decades, much research has been conducted on bras and it is more than possible that looks and comfort can go hand in hand and you will not be missing out the effect it has on your looks. About the Author:
Prior to making your first bra purchase, make sure you visit Elle’s tips on how to choose a comfortable bra. Elle is an intimates lover and founder of Intimatesbras.com with the aim to benefit other women with similar interest.
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Reasons To Choose A Comfortable Bra
Tuesday, September 22nd, 2009Measuring Bra Size
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Finding out your bra size is necessary in more than one aspect. Of course you will want it to fit you good, but it can also have many undesired effects. Firstly, an uncomfortable, tight, or loose bra can cause pain, irritation and blood circulatory problems. Maybe even more than any other undergarment, a bra is meant to be well fitting and comfortable. Also, it affects your posture and your appearance. The way you feel in it ultimately shows. Well then, how to measure your bra size? This fast procedure could well make your life less hassle. The first thing you have to measure is your band size. This step has to be done accurately as it affects how the bra holds up. Have a flexible measuring tape wrapped around the circumference of your chest, right below your bra (preferred that you put it on). If measurements tell an odd number, round it up to the next even number. That is your band size. However if it tells you an even number, you may either want to stick to it or add another 2 inches to it. If you’re still unsure, ask the sales lady for help. Next is to measure the cup size. It is actually much easier to determine than you possibly thought. All you need to do is to measure the peak point, circumference of your chest. The cup size is then obtained by subtracting that number from your band size and using a conversion table. For instance, if the difference is 1 inch, your cup size is A and if it’s two inches, your cup is size B and so on and so forth. Even if you pick up 2 bras that match your size, make sure you try them out first in the fitting room. Note that sizes vary across different models due to different materials used. However if you did it right, the sizes should not get too far off from your measurements. At the end of the day, you want to find one that suits you. Your bra plays a very significant role in how you will look and feel. Measuring your bra size is a relatively simple process that you only need to do once in a while and that will improve your everyday life for a long time. Once you’re done getting your size, it’s time to choose a comfortable bra. Prior to making that first bra purchase, make sure you visit Elle’s tips on how to measure for a bra size. Elle is an intimates lover and creator of Intimatesbras.com with the intention to benefit other women with similar interest. |