Bralettes

What's a bralette bra?

A bralette is the perfect combination of a regular bra mixed with a crop top. Typically featuring no underwire, no lining and minimal padding - giving you a more natural shape. Designed primarily for fashion, a bralette’s main purpose is to deliver amazing comfort. Sometimes offered in racerback styling, longline silhouettes and strapless designs for wardrobe versatility. The bralette bra is a long-time favorite that re-invents itself all the time. silhouettes, and strapless designs for wardrobe versatility - the bralette is a long-time favorite that re-invents itself all the time.

What's the difference between a bra and a bralette?

Unlike a regular bra, a bralette doesn’t have underwire or significant padding. Bralettes are often meant to be seen - that’s why they are often offered in vibrant colors and pretty lace designs. They are also a great layering piece, thanks to their lightweight fabric. Regular bras offer coverage, support, lift and in some instances elevate your bust size.

What should I wear with a bralette?

Bralettes can be worn different ways, depending on the style and silhouette. For a cute peek-a-boo look, you may opt to wear your bralette under a sweater, t-shirt or button-down that shows off its pretty details. A longline style or crop tank bralette may be better suited for lounging, sleeping or paired with leggings. There are so many ways to wear a bralette - which is why they are oh-so popular.

Do you wear a bra inside a bralette?

While you certainly can layer a regular bra under a bralette for extra comfort, it’s not necessary. It really all comes down to personal preference, so there’s no right or wrong answer. If you need additional support, then wearing a normal bra underneath your bralette may be a good option for you. Otherwise, feel free to wear it alone under your favorite t-shirt or blouse.

Do bralettes work for bigger breasts?

Of course! But be mindful when choosing a bralette style, since they are typically designed without underwire. If you have larger breasts, then you should make sure it has lightly padded or double-lined cups (or feel free to wear a regular bra under it). A full coverage option will prevent your bust from spilling out, while longline styles with wider straps may deliver the additional support you need.