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Comfortable Bras
From push-up bras to bralettes, these comfy bras are available in bands 30-44, cup sizes AA-G, and letter sizes XXS-XXL.
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Find Comfortable, Supportive Bras at PINK
Our comfortable bras combine style, fit, and fabric for a relaxed feeling.
Style
Bras are designed in many ways to shape the bust differently and offer various levels of support. You may prefer the lift and shape of a traditional underwire bra or the soft, subtle support of a wireless bra. If straps tend to irritate your skin, you could try strapless, convertible, or racerback bras.
Fit
Check your bra size regularly. A well-fitting bra should feel snug. For example, the front of the bra should lie flat on your chest with no bulging around the cups. You should not be able to pull the back band more than one or two inches.
Fabric
Sweating around the armpits and under breasts is a common source of discomfort. PINK uses breathable fabrics for our push-up bras, sports bras, and bralettes.
Bra Size Guide: How to Find Your Bra Size
To find the best bra size, you’ll need to measure your band and bust. While wearing a lightly lined bra , wrap a small measuring tape around your back and under your arms. Measure just above the bust to record your band size. Then, record the measurement at the largest part of your bust. Use our bra size calculator to find a proper size.
PINK offers bras in cups AA – G with customers loving our true to size products.
Solving Common Bra Problems
When Your Bra Straps Dig Into Your Shoulders
If your bra band is too loose, then your straps will become the only source of support. Try tightening your band by one or two hooks. If you’re still experiencing discomfort, loosen your straps or remeasure your bra size.
When Your Bra Rides Up
Bras ride up when the band or straps are pulled too tight. Start by loosening your band by one or two hooks. If your problems persist, loosen the bra straps, making sure to keep the bra straight across your back and parallel to the ground.
When Your Bra Cups Overflow And Spill
Overflowing cups can be painful and a sign that your band or cups are too small. Try remeasuring your cup size or loosening your band hooks. You may prefer a wireless bra style for a smoother shape.
When Your Cups Are Gaping
Every bust has a unique shape. Gaping with an otherwise comfortable bra could be from your breasts’ natural shape. Make sure to scoop up your breasts into the cup. Significant gaps could mean your cup size is too large.