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A band that feels too tight, a band that feels too loose, a cup that seems right — and suddenly the question appears: which size should you try next? This is exactly where bra sister sizes can be helpful. They allow you to change the band size while keeping a similar cup volume. It is important to remember, however, that a sister size is not an identical replacement — the whole bra may fit a little differently.

A larger bust at the beach can sometimes bring more stress than joy. Will everything stay in place? Will something shift when you walk into the water? Will the bust look flattened or spill out at the sides? From our experience in the fitting room, we know one thing: a well-chosen swimsuit can provide the same feeling of security as a well-fitted bra.

Putting on a bra correctly is a very important part of bra fitting. Many women search for answers like how to put on a bra correctly or wonder why their bra does not support the bust as expected. Often the issue is not only the size but also the way the bra is put on. The technique affects comfort, cup positioning and even how the bust looks under clothing. Below you’ll find a practical step-by-step guide and a short demonstration video by Elomi (although in our opinion the breast tissue should be scooped more thoroughly from the underarm and back area).