The most essential thing in a woman’s life is her bra. It’s dearest to her and completes her every day. It not only helps improve the appearance but also helps in improving posture and providing support to the breasts. Bra offers comfort to your bust. The sense of comfort & security boosts self-esteem. A good bra helps distribute the weight of the breasts evenly which results in improved posture. Apparently alleviate strain on the neck, shoulders, and back. But a bra is not always as rewarding especially if you don’t know the way to pick the right one. That’s where Clovia comes in to make your life easier with our Curve Fit Test which helps you know your size.
At Clovia, we understand that every woman is unique, which is why our women’s bras are available in a wide range of sizes, from 28 to 44F. Bras in stunning styles, captivating prints, and vibrant hues. Our collection caters to all ages, from teen bras to feeding bras, ensuring that you can find the ideal style for your specific needs. Don’t wait any longer to find your perfect-fit bra. Embark on a journey of discovering the ideal bra for yourself with Clovia. Start exploring our collection today and experience the comfort, support, and style you deserve.
Know The Types of Bra
We can broadly categorize bras into two main categories: padded & non-padded. The rest of the styles fall under either category. So let’s get started with styles/types of bras:
 T-Shirt Bra: A T-shirt bra usually has padded, non-padded and double-layered cups to protect modesty and offers a seamless silhouette. |  Push-Up Bra: Push-up bras create an illusion of a bigger bust and come in 3 levels. The cups can be wired or non-wired. |
 Strapless Bra: A strapless bra is designed to be worn with strapless & off-shoulder outfits. The silicone lining helps avoid slipping and side boning to stop the bra from rolling downwards. |  Maternity Bra: Also known as feeding bras are great for breastfeeding moms. These bras have full coverage and an opening on the front for convenient feeding purposes. |
 Teen Bra: Also known as a beginner’s bra, comes with soft removable pads. Teens’ bras don’t have any hooks & eyes for closure however they have a slip-on design for easy wearing. |  Balconette Bra: A balconette bra has cups that are cut low and angled upward, providing lift and shaping to the breasts. Ideal for scoop-neck or low-cut tops. |
 Front-open Bra: As the name suggests, the front-open bra opens at the front and has a G-hook for closure. The coverage of cups is demi. |  Demi Coverage: Demi means half, in terms of bra demi coverage, means half or ¾ coverage. This bra is ideal for an outfit with a slightly low neckline. |
 Full Coverage Bra: Provides full coverage and support to the breasts, with cups that cover the entire breast and a high neckline. |  Full-Figure Bra: This style is ideal for women with bigger breasts. The bra has full coverage cups with high centre gore to avoid spillage from the top & sides. |
 Plunge Bra: This bra has a plunging neckline, making it ideal for a deep neckline.s the cups are designed with demi coverage. |  Halter Neck Bra: The strap goes over the neck and connects with the other shoulder. Or has a tie-up style where you can tie both straps behind your neck. It goes well with halter neck tops. |
 Backless Bra: As the name suggests, this style is ideal for a backless top. This bra has a transparent back band and a G-hook for closure. |  Transparent Bra: This style is more like a backless bra but the straps are also transparent. |
 Bralette: Blend of bra and crop top, a bralette is longer than a regular bra, embellished with lace and comes in many different styles. |  Sports Bra: A sports bra is designed for physical activity and provides high-impact support to minimize bounce and discomfort during exercise. |
These are just a few of the many types of bras available. The best type of bra for you will depend on your individual needs and preferences.
The Anatomy of Your Bra
The brand changes, the style change, but the anatomy of a women’s bra remains the same. To get the right bra for yourself you should know the anatomy of a bra.
Cups: Forms a structure to hold & shape the breasts, can be padded, moulded and stitched.
Band: The band covers the rib cage and holds the cups in place and most of the support comes from only its band.
Straps: They are made of elastic materials and help hold the cups in place. Straps are adjustable to provide you with a snug fit.
Hook & eye closure: The closure makes a bra the most secure. However, there are some slip-on bras which don’t have hook & eye closures.
Adjuster: An adjuster helps you get the customized fitting. Usually, a bra has two adjusters on the shoulder straps. Some bras have an adjuster on the back band as well.