Bralettes

Why Choose a Bralette?

The fundamental purpose of any bra is to support your breasts, minimize movement, and provide coverage. What makes a bralette different is its shape and structure: bralettes don't have restrictive underwire or padding common in traditional bras. They are a perfect bra alternative for those who want a relaxed and natural silhouette—plus, they're a pretty style that's fun to wear. Check out the different types of bralettes for every body shape and preference.

Bralette Styles

Triangle Bralettes

Known for their simple yet chic design, triangle bralettes are a cute, choice. The lightly lined triangular cups highlight your natural shape, typically with plunge that's perfect for low-cut tops.

Longline Bralettes

These bralettes have an extra wide band that extends below the bust. The oversized band provides additional support and smooth lines. Longline bralettes are also popular to wear as a top by itself since it provides more coverage.

Racerback Bralettes

With straps that meet at the back, racerback bralettes are designed for additional support and a secure fit. They help evenly distribute the weight of your chest which is good for everyday and even low-impact exercise.

Seamless Bralettes

For a smooth appearance, especially under tight clothes, seamless bralettes minimize lines for a sleek look. These bralettes boast a smooth design with no seams or lines.

Material Matters: Choosing the Best Fabric

Cotton Bralettes

Cotton bralettes are popular for their breathability and softness for a cozy, casual feeling. Cotton is great everyday option to stay cool and comfortable all day long.

Lace Bralettes

Lace bralettes add a touch of luxury and style. While lace might seem delicate, styles with ForeverStretch™ technology are durable and easy to put on and take off.

Modal and Mesh

Modal and mesh are often used for a lightweight, airy feel. Modal has a buttery-soft texture that's great for sensitive skin, while mesh bralettes are a fun, fashionable option for warm weather especially.

How to Style a Bralette

Layering Under Sheer Tops

Lacy bralettes look cute peeking out from under sweaters and jackets. Or pair a lacy bralette with a sheer blouse for a modern, playful look.

Athletic Outfits

Wear a racerback bralette under a sporty tank for a look that transitions from the gym to dinner. Add a pair of neutral or black leggings for a no-brainer workout outfit.

Casual Looks

Style a longline bralette with high-waisted jeans and a cardigan for a comfortable yet put-together outfit. Pick up a pair of UGGs or Birkenstocks too.

Going Bold

For the adventurous, try wearing a longline, halter, or other pretty bralette as a going-out top. This bold look is good for a night out, festivals, or other fun nights out.

Finding the Perfect Size and Fit

Since bralettes don't have the structure of a traditional bra, many are sold in alpha sizes XS-XXL. Confirm your size by comparing your regular bra size (band and cup) to the guide on each product. Look for DD sizes to accommodate larger cups and breasts. Most bralettes don't have a back closure. Instead, put it on over your head and expect a comfortable, loose feel—no thick lining or underwires here. If the band leaves a mark or feels restrictive, consider sizing up. On the other hand, if you notice gaps in the cups, you may need a smaller size.