A bra that fits properly will provide adequate support and coverage, while a bra that is too small or too large will not be as effective.

To measure your bra size, you need to measure both your bust and your underbust. The difference between these two measurements is your band size. Your cup size is determined by the difference between your bust measurement and your band size.

A bra has underwires, cups, and is more supportive than a bralette. A bralette is more comfortable than a bra.

A T-shirt bra is a good choice for everyday wear because it provides adequate support and coverage without being too revealing.

A push-up bra can help to create a more cleavage, while a strapless bra can be worn with strapless dresses and tops.

Bras should be replaced every 6 months to a year, depending on how often they are worn and washed.

Bras should be hand washed in cold water to prevent damage to the fabric and straps.

Bras should be hung dry or laid flat to dry to prevent damage to the fabric and straps.

If your bra is too tight or too loose, the cups are too small or too large, the straps are too tight or too loose, or the bra is uncomfortable to wear, then it is not fitting properly.

Women often make the mistake of choosing a bra that is too small, too large, the wrong style, or made of the wrong material.

To choose the right bra, you should get measured by a professional bra fitter, try on different styles and sizes to find the one that fits best, consider your lifestyle and activities, and choose a bra that is made of comfortable and breathable materials.

Common types of bras include T-shirt bras, push-up bras, strapless bras, and minimizer bras.

Different types of bra cups include full-coverage cups, demi cups, balcony cups, and plunge cups.

Different types of bra straps include adjustable straps, convertible straps, racerback straps, and halter straps.

Different types of bra closures include hook-and-eye closures, front-hook closures, back-hook closures, and zipper closures.