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Minimizer Bra Shopping? Here are 5 Things to Consider!
Imagine there existed a shield that would protect from the difficulties of life. How nice, right? But that can’t always be a reality for all. But do you know what it can be? A bra for our curvy girls that can support AND fit their busts ever so comfortably that they can almost simply forget about back pain or button-down gaps. Let’s go for our minimizer bra shopping, ya’ll! But wait. Take a few of our tips on your way so that you get the perfect protector of your bust.
Points to Consider in a Minimiser Bra
Gather all the pain of the world and it would still be less than the one of not having the correct bra size if you have heavy or saggy breasts. This is why a minimiser bra was introduced in the mid-20th century. However, does that mean that women started owning the ones that were the best for them? Not necessarily. We won’t want you to fall back in time. This is why here are some tips that you can consider when buying a minimizer bra online or offline:
- How does it Feel?
The fabric of a clothing item makes a huge difference in its properties, functioning, and comfort. When it comes to minimiser bras, they are designed to make your bust look smaller. This implies that they shouldn’t be as stretchable as other bras. They should have full-coverage cups crafted with firmer fabrics like cotton. However, they may also be made of polyamide jacquard fabric for both sturdiness and a feel of second skin.
- It’s all about Construction
Before proceeding further, you must know that a minimiser bra is for anyone who wishes to make their breast size look a bit smaller or the ones who have saggy breasts. Having said that the construction of a minimiser bra seeks to stand out with a firmer fabric, broad straps and underband, three or four hook & eye closures, high centre gore, non-padded but double-layered cups, etc. The below image may give you more clarity on this aspect.
- Which one Defines Your Style?
Like any other bra, you can find various styles and designs in a minimiser bra as well. All you need to do is pick the one that suits your taste and needs the best. For instance, you may go for a minimiser T-shirt bra for regular and seamless looks while choosing a sports minimiser bra for specific activities depending on their strenuousness.
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- Colour-Colour, Which Colour?
It should be no surprise that you can find multiple colours in a minimiser bra. In fact, you can also find various designs from solid to printed. For instance, a nude-coloured minimiser T-shirt bra is perfect for light-coloured fitted outfits. On the other hand, if you are performing simple activities like stretching or Yoga, a low or medium-impact minimiser sports bra is the one.
- Try and Test It
It doesn’t matter where you buy your minimiser bra from. You must always try and test it before finally acquiring one. Make sure that it fits you fine, neither too tight nor too loose. Also, see if it feels comfortable enough. If you are into fitness activities, ensure that the minimiser sports bra you are buying supports your activities. For instance, you would like to get a high-impact sports bra for strenuous exercises and activities.
Maximising Love with a Minimiser Bra
Whether you are curvy, have pendulous breasts, or both, or simply want your busts to look a bit smaller, you can always opt for a minimiser bra. It seeks to redistribute the breast tissues that give you a proportionate figure while creating an illusion of a smaller bust. Besides, you get enhanced cleavage and bid farewell to wardrobe malfunctions! Just remember to keep the above-mentioned pointers when you are on your mission of minimizer bra shopping. Happy shopping, Darlings!
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FAQs
How do I choose a minimiser bra?
When choosing a minimiser bra, see factors like size, fabric, colour, closure, underwriting, padding, etc., and refer to this blog!
Do minimiser bras cause breast pain?
An ideal minimiser bra doesn’t cause any breast pain. However, if you do experience it, check if you are wearing the correct size or style.
How to identify minimiser bra?
The simplest way to identify a minimiser bra is to examine if they have full-coverage cups and make your busts look smaller than they actually are. If yes, it is a minimiser bra.
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