Did you know, that many women have just two bras in their collection – one for everyday purposes and one to go out? We have to tell you that it is wrong! You need different bra for every occasion – going out in a dress, doing sport, staying home, etc. Another problem is that many of us simply don’t know how to choose the correct bra. Let’s now look at who should have what based on need, occasion, and body type.

For Big Busts

When we go to a lingerie shop to purchase intimates, it is quite exciting. It is wonderful to have lingerie that feels both sensual and smooth on the skin. It isn’t all roses for everyone, especially for those with large busts and DD sizes. For some, shopping can be frustrating. Bras should provide full coverage and support.

There are several bra types you should consider – full support, built-in, longline, seamless, soft padded, wireless, Halter and racerback are just a few of the bras you should use. You can also choose from erotic and sheer versions like lace, sheer, bridal, and bridal.

For small breasts

We complain all the time about our breasts being smaller or larger, don’t we? It is desirable for breasts to be proportionate to body size. However, this is not always possible in our world. Bras with padding can give you a fuller look.

There are four types of bras you should consider: sports, push up, demi, and padded. Your personal preference and style will determine the rest.

For Sagging Breasts

Over the past decade, sagging breasts has been a growing problem for women. This problem is more common in women who have recently had children or are pregnant. If you’ve been wearing the wrong size bra for a long time, your breasts will likely be sagging sooner than you think.

There are several bra types you should consider: Full support, built-in, push up, padded and longline. You can also use sports bras for exercise and other physical activities. However, make sure you measure correctly.

For Pregnant Women

Pregnancy can cause your breasts to be sore, heavy, and painful. Many women said that it was difficult to wear a bra and that they felt uncomfortable. These problems have been solved by maternity wear, which has advanced.

Bra Types to Consider: Maternity/Nursing Bras, Sheer Bras, and Wireless Bras. These bras are made with the best fabric, so make sure you choose high quality brands.

For Salwars

Sometimes it can be tricky. While padded and pushups can make it difficult, lace ones can show the lining and not provide nipple coverage. So a lot of this depends on the material–transparent, opaque, see-through, etc. You can also consider other factors such as necklines that drop at the back and front. With or without sleeves, etc.

There are many bra types to consider: Padded, Wireless and Push Up Bras, Full Coverage, Lace or Plunge Bras, Balconette Bras, Bandeau Bras. You may also find Silicone Bras or Stick On Bras!

For T-Shirts

It was a breakthrough for women a few years back, and it is only getting better. You should pay close attention to your bra type if you plan to wear a tank top or a plain T shirt.

The bra types you should consider: Sports, Seamless and T-Shirt Bras should be your go to.

For Sarees

Saree blouses have become a new fashion trend. The necklines are quite high at the back, and very fancy at the front. Most blouses are now inbuilt with pads, which makes them easier and more comfortable. This idea is not for everyone, so if you aren’t comfortable with it, here’s what to do.

Bra Types to Consider: Transparent, Plunge and Sheer Bras.

For Maternity

Maternity bras can be worn during pregnancy and post-delivery. Your bra should be soft, smooth and supportive of your breasts without digging into your skin.

There are two types of bras you should consider: Maternity and Nursing Bras.

For sports and physical activity

Women were often hesitant to hear that bras are needed for physical and sports activities. No matter how beautiful your bra may be, it doesn’t work anymore. Consider a sports bra if you do high intensity (HIIT), workout training. Sports bras are a must-have.

Bra Types That You Should Consider – Sport Bra

For Western Wear

Western wear can be anything from tops and dresses to tanks and formals. You can’t afford to just pick one and wear it randomly. Before you decide on a color, fabric, or neckline, consider the following: You should have at least one of each.

Bra Types You Should Consider – Sheer, T-Shirt, Seamless, Soft Padded, Push Up, Plunge, Transparent, Strapless, Bralette, Stick On, Bandeau, Balconette, Halter, Racerback and Demi Bras are some of them you need to own.