BRAS
What womens hasn't experienced some discomfort from her bra? It's not rocket science but it does take some know-how to find that looks and feels good. Take the time to find the perfect match and stop pushing and pulling for ever. It's worth it!

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Does your Bra makes a perfect circle under your rib cage?


1. Does your Bra makes a perfect circle under your rib cage?     The band should be snug--but not so tight you cant fit a finger underneath. If so, you are wearing the right band size. If not, you nned to change band size. Does your bra ride up your back?     If so, you either need to down in band size. Does your bra create rolls of flesh above and below the side wings?     If so, you need to go up a band size or try a different style. REMEMBER:  Since the cup is not proportional with the band size the size of the cup also changes. If you go down in band size, you will need to increase the cup size to maintain the same size cup as before.     For example, you use to wear a 36B but just you realized you need to go down to a 34. Don't make a mistake of buying 34B--34C is the correct size for you if your cup size does not need altering.



2. Does your Bra wrinkle in the cups?


2. Does your Bra wrinkle in the cups?     If so, it means the cups are too large or this particular bra is the wrong style for you. If you are having a hard time filling out the top of the bras, you should try a demi cup style bra.



3. Does your breasts spill out of the cups?


3. Does your breasts spill out of the cups?     If so, you need to go up a size or try a full coverage bra. When a bra fits properly, your breasts should fill the cups completely without spilling out over top of the bra or under your arms.



4. Are your straps constantly falling off your shoulders?


4. Are your straps constantly falling off your shoulders?     If so, try to stay away from bras that have straps set wide apart. Sliding straps may be remedied by a simple readjustment.     Straps should be readjusted after each wearing. If shoulder straps just don't seem to work--try a racerback style like the Wacoal T-back.



5. Do your bra strips pinch your shoulders?


5. Do your bra strips pinch your shoulders?     If so, it might be a sign you need a more supportive bra, perhaps one with shoulders like the Chantelle Volupte Minimizer.



6. Is your back clasp constantly coming undone?


6. Is your back clasp constantly coming undone? If so, the band size is probably too large. You should consider going down in size.



7. Are you one of those gals whose weight frequently fluctuates?


7. Are you one of those gals whose weight frequently fluctuates?    If so, try to diversify your bra collection so you can accommodate your breast when a slightly larger bra size is in order. Front closure bras have less flexibility in adjusting to slight weight gain or boating the way a back closure can, unless the back of the bra is elasticized. Remedy: Buy bra extenders that allows you to adjust the size.



8. Does your underwire bra lay flat against your chest?


8. Does your underwire bra lay flat against your chest?     If not, you should try a larger cup size or a different style. The underwire should never sit on top of the breast tissue itself, but on the rib cage.

PANTIES
  Underpants might seem like something you can grab off a sales rack - yet the wrong panty will ruin your outfit by creating bulges and lines. And the worst thing--most of it happens behind your back! Thats why finding the best style for you--and for your clothing--is important. Here are a few guidelines to keep you from getting your knickers in a twist!

NO Visible Panty Lines
  Your panties should soomth you out completely--there should be no lines whatsoever.

NO Wedgies
  Your panties should be "budgeproof"--that imeans they stay put where your cheeks meet your legs.

No Front Wedgies
  (a.k.a. Vedgies, or another slag names that we won't even mention)
Your panties should have right length rise for you--this is the key to a comfortable and smooth fit.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Do your panties bind or dig into your skin?


1. Do your panties bind or dig into your skin?     If so, either increase the size or try different style that is more flattering for your body. The fit should be close to the body, but not so close that it creates bulges. Nobody wants underwear that is too close for comfort!



2. Are you constantly tugging your derriere?


2. Are you constantly tugging your derriere?     If so, either try different size or a style. One with more coverage might solve this dilemma. Do you often find yourself tugging at your thong? If so, the style you're wearing might not be the best cut for you. You should try out Hanky Panky thongs--they are rated #1 for comfort and fit (and they're cute too).



3. Do you have a hard time finding comfortable cotton underpants?


3. Do you have a hard time finding comfortable cotton underpants?     If so, look no further--we carry the best selection of cotton underwear such as Araks, On Gossamer and La Cosa. If you feel like your options are limited for cotton panties, buy panties that have a cotton gusset--this increases your selection tremendously and opens a whole new world of perfect panty options with all the comfort of cotton.

STRAPLESS BRAS

1. My Strapless bras constantly slips down back - why won't it just stay put?


1. My Strapless bras constantly slips down back - why won't it just stay put?     Theres Hope! Here are some tips that to make sure that your bra won't slip down-and let you down : Before You Buy--make sure your inner edges are lined with silicone. This will determine if you will need adjusting throughout the night. Sizing--get right size. If the band size is too big, it will never stay up. It should fit snuggly so it does'nt slide down. Wear Properly--remember, it should'nt be worn higher in the back than the front.