Low-impact styles are better for activities like yoga, stretching, or walking. They're softer, lighter, and more flexible — great for comfort and ease of motion.

Choosing the right sports bra depends on your workout and personal comfort. Look for one that balances support, breathability, and a fit that makes you want to move.

Shaping Solutions: Minimizers and Push-Up Bras

Not every bra is about exercise — some are all about aesthetics. Minimizer and push-up bras help change your shape depending on the look you're going for.

Minimizer Bras

Minimizer bras are often worn by women with larger cup sizes to help create a more balanced look. They redistribute breast tissue to give the appearance of a smaller bust without flattening or sacrificing comfort — ideal for button-down shirts or anyone who prefers a streamlined silhouette. If you prefer a busty or top-heavy look, be prepared to find many bras that actually work to make your breast forms or natural breast tissue look smaller! We also don’t recommend wearing minimizer bras with silicone breast forms, as the extra pressure can damage or even burst the forms.

Push-Up Bras

Designed to lift and enhance, push-up bras use angled padding and structured cups to bring the breasts upward and closer together, creating a fuller look. They’re perfect if you want to amplify your cleavage or achieve a more dramatic silhouette. However, push-up bras do not work well with most breast forms. Always check to make sure your breast forms are push-up bra friendly — otherwise, they may not sit properly in the cup or could even fall out.

What’s Under the Hood?
Both minimizers and push-ups use carefully engineered padding, fabrics, and structural design to reshape without discomfort. Whether you’re seeking subtle shaping or dramatic enhancement, these styles are tools of empowerment — built to help you look and feel your best. These styles are best for girls who have naturally developed or developing breast tissue, as both types of bras don't work well with silicone breast forms.

Specialty Styles: Bras for Unique Outfits

Some outfits call for more than your everyday bra. From formalwear to fashion statements, specialty bras provide the solutions you need to wear what you love with confidence.

Plunge Bras

Designed with a deep center front, plunge bras are perfect for V-neck or low-cut tops. They lift and shape while staying hidden beneath daring necklines.

Backless Bras

For open-back dresses or tops, backless bras offer support without visible straps. Many use adhesive cups or low-back bands to stay secure and discreet.

Why These Matter

Special occasion bras solve wardrobe challenges and make a huge difference in how your outfit looks — and how you feel in it. With the right support, nothing has to be off-limits.

Medical and Recovery Bras: Comfort When You Need It Most

After surgery or during healing, your bra needs change — and so does your body’s sensitivity. Post-surgical and pocket bras are designed to meet those needs with comfort and dignity.

Post-Surgery Bras

Post-surgery bras may be recommended by a surgeon or doctor to be worn after mastectomies, lumpectomies, implants, and other types of surgeries. These bras provide gentle compression to reduce swelling, promote circulation, and aid in healing. They’re wire-free, soft, and often come with front closures for ease of use. Sometimes called 'recovery care bras', some post-surgery bras will have removable pockets designed to assist with post-surgical drainage.

Pocket Bras

Designed for individuals who use breast forms or prosthetics, pocket bras have discreet compartments to hold them securely in place. They help restore shape and symmetry while staying comfortable and stable throughout the day. But just because a bra has pockets doesn’t mean it must be worn with breast forms or enhancers — pocket bras can be just as comfortable and flattering on their own.

These options aren’t just medical devices — they’re confidence builders. And they’re inclusive, too — ideal for those recovering from top surgery, mastectomy, or transitioning.

Underwire vs. Wireless: The Ongoing Debate

One of the biggest bra choices you’ll face is whether to go with underwire or wireless. Each has its strengths — and potential drawbacks.

Underwire Bras

These bras use a semi-circular wire under the cups for added lift and support. They shape beautifully and are ideal for structured outfits or larger cup sizes — but can feel stiff or uncomfortable for some wearers.

Wireless Bras

These offer freedom of movement and all-day comfort. Ideal for casual wear, travel, or those who dislike pressure against the ribs. Modern wireless bras are also available with improved support and shaping technologies. Your choice depends on what your day looks like — and how you want to feel in your bra.