Breast Shape Guide

Asymmetric

Like many women, you have one breast that's larger than the other. A bra with removable padding will do the trick.

Side Set

Your breasts point in opposite directions and there may be a large gap in your cleavage.
Since you tend to have a fuller breast size, a Plunge bra will help pull your breasts up and in.

Tear Drop

Your breasts are round, but slightly less full at the top. Lucky for you, almost any bra style will work perfectly.

Athletic

Your breasts are wider, more muscular breasts, and often times with less tissue than most. 
A Push-Up bra will help you add curves to your bust.

Bell Shape

Your breasts are slimmer at the top and fuller at the bottom. Because you tend to have a fuller bust, you need a bra with plenty of support and lift.

Relaxed

Your breast tissue is lax and your nipples point downward. A Push-Up bra provides added shape and support.

Round

Your breasts are just as round on top as they are on the bottom. An Unlined bra is likely the go-to choice in your lingerie drawer.

East West

Your nipples point outward in opposite directions and there may be a large gap in your cleavage. A T-Shirt bra will help pull the breasts in, giving you a fuller shape and smooth silhouette.

Slender

Your breasts are smaller on top and are likely longer than wide. Your nipples may point downward, too. A Plunge bra with padding will give your breasts just the right amount of lift.