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Have you ever found the perfect bra? As soon as you fastened the back and secured the straps, you knew you’d found the one.
Fast forward to one year later: You’ve noticed your bra isn’t fitting the way it used to. What once fit like it was made for you is now frayed, uncomfortable, and unsupportive.
As your pregnancy progresses, you may notice that your bras don’t fit the way they used to. Almost overnight, your shoulder straps start digging into your skin, and the bra cups feel tight around your breasts
Just like the rest of the world, the fashion industry is constantly changing. A few years ago, we saw more brands announce plus-size clothing lines and promote body positivity. Now, we’re seeing a shift away from these terms in favour of one that’s all-encompassing: Size-inclusive.
If your bra isn’t fitting quite right, the shoulder straps or cups might not be to blame. Instead, the issue may lie with the band itself. The band is the part of the bra that wraps around the rib cage and is actually the most important thing when it comes to a proper fit.
Ever wondered who created the first bra? We have a handful of women to thank for innovating the undergarment industry and creating the bras we know today. In light of women’s history month, we’re going to take a look back at the women who paved the way for modern bras.