Choosing a Plus Size Bra

Our plus size bras include wire-free, plunge, T-shirt, perfect-coverage, full-coverage, balconette, strapless and bralette options. Before choosing one, consider:

• How much support and coverage you prefer
• Whether you want underwire or wire-free construction
• The neckline of the clothing worn over it
• Whether you prefer lined, lightly lined, push-up or unlined cups
• How visible seams, lace or other texture may be beneath your outfit

T-shirt and lightly lined bras can create a smooth foundation beneath everyday tops. Plunge bras can complement lower necklines, while balconette bras may work with certain square, wide or sweetheart necklines. Our strapless bras are designed for shoulder-baring clothing, and our wire-free bras offer support without an underwire.

Choosing a Plus Size Panty

The right panty silhouette depends on your preferred rise, back coverage, leg opening and the clothing worn over it. Our plus size panties include briefs, hipsters, cheekies, thongs, boyshorts, shorties, leakproof styles, shapewear panties and multipacks.

Briefs and hipsters offer comfortable coverage for everyday wear. Cheeky panties provide less coverage through the back, while thongs can help minimize visible panty lines beneath fitted clothing. Hipster panties generally sit around the hips, making them a versatile option for many pants and skirts.

If you are replenishing your everyday drawer, panty multipacks can make it easier to build a regular rotation.

Bodysuits

A lingerie bodysuit creates a one-piece look that can be worn privately or incorporated into an outfit when its coverage makes it suitable. Try styling one beneath jeans, trousers, a skirt, a blazer or an open button-up shirt.

Because bodysuits fit across the bust, torso and hips, check all three areas when trying one on. The garment should remain secure without pulling at the shoulders or feeling restrictive through the torso.

Babydolls and Chemises

Babydolls and chemises offer an alternative to bras, panties and bodysuits. Babydolls commonly have a more flowing silhouette, while chemises tend to follow the body more closely. Compare the bust construction, garment length, fabric and coverage to find the shape that fits your preferences.

Coordinated Lingerie Sets

Our lingerie sets make it easy to coordinate colors, fabrics and details. You can also create your own combination by pairing complementary colors or mixing lace, mesh and smooth fabrics.

How to Measure for a Bra

Use a soft measuring tape and wear a non-padded bra:

1. Measure directly beneath your bust, keeping the tape level around your body.
2. Measure around the fullest part of your bust without pulling the tape too tightly.
3. Enter both measurements into our Bra Fit Guide and size calculator.
4. Recheck your measurements whenever your current bras begin fitting differently.

Your measurements provide a starting point, but breast shape and bra construction also affect fit. Two bras in the same size may feel different because their cups, bands, straps or underwires are shaped differently.

Check the Band, Cups and Straps

A well-fitting bra should generally pass these checks:

• The band stays level instead of riding up your back.
• The cups contain your breast tissue without spilling or gaping.
• Underwire follows the natural base of your breasts without sitting on breast tissue.
• The center front rests comfortably against your body when the style is designed to do so.
• The straps remain in place without digging into your shoulders.
• You can sit, reach and move without repeatedly adjusting the bra.

If the band rides upward, try a smaller band size. If it digs in, test a larger band. Overflow at the cup can indicate that you need more cup room, while gaping may mean that a smaller cup or different cup shape would be a better match.

Check the Waist and Leg Openings

Panties should stay in place without rolling, pinching or creating persistent pressure. If a waistband folds down or the fabric pulls across your hips, try another size, rise or silhouette.

The leg openings should rest comfortably without digging in or shifting excessively. A different cut may fit better even when the labeled size remains the same.

Fit One-Piece Intimates across Your Whole Body

When choosing bodysuits, babydolls and other one-piece lingerie, compare your bust, waist and hip measurements with the product’s size information. Torso length can also influence the fit of a bodysuit.

If your measurements fall across different sizes, prioritize the part of the garment with the least flexibility or most structure. Wired lingerie may require closer attention to the bust, while a fitted bodysuit needs enough room through both the torso and hips.

Reducing Visible Bra and Panty Lines

Smooth fabrics and minimal seams are often less noticeable beneath fitted clothing. Proper sizing also matters: a tight waistband, restrictive leg opening, overflowing cup or overly tight bra band can create lines even when the garment is designed to be discreet.

Try on your complete outfit and move around before wearing it out. Sitting, walking and raising your arms can reveal shifting or visible edges that may not appear while standing still.

Everyday Wear, Work and School

For long days, prioritize comfortable bands, smooth seams and fabrics that feel good against your skin. T-shirt bras, lightly lined bras, briefs and hipsters can provide practical foundations for frequently worn clothing.

Special Moments

Lace, mesh, coordinated sets, babydolls and bodysuits can make a look feel more intentional. Choose the silhouette and coverage that match your personality rather than following a single idea of what lingerie should look like.

Weddings and Formal Events

Begin with the outfit’s neckline, back and fabric. A strapless or convertible bra may work beneath exposed shoulders, while seamless underwear can help reduce lines beneath fitted materials. If you want additional smoothing, choose shapewear that does not end at the most visible or fitted part of the garment.

Wear the complete outfit before the event and test it while sitting, walking and bending. This gives you time to identify shifting straps, rolling shapewear or visible edges.

Travel

Pack versatile bras that work with multiple outfits, enough everyday underwear for the trip and any specialized foundations needed for planned looks. Place molded bras, lace and delicate lingerie in a separate packing cube or lingerie bag to help protect their shape.

Lounging and Relaxed Days

Bralettes, wire-free bras and soft panties can suit days when flexibility is the priority. Pair them with our plus size sleepwear and loungewear for an easy at-home combination.

When to Replace Bras, Panties and Lingerie

Intimates do not have one universal replacement schedule. Consider replacing a bra when:

• The band no longer feels secure on its tightest setting.
• The cups have lost their shape.
• The straps no longer adjust or remain in place.
• Underwire bends, breaks or begins to poke.
• The fabric or elastic is visibly stretched.
• The bra no longer feels comfortable or supportive.

Panties and lingerie may need replacement when the elastic stops recovering, the fabric becomes thin or damaged, or the garment no longer stays comfortably in place.