Ready To Finally Figure Out Your Bra Size? Best WFH Bras For D+

Delimira’s full coverage lace bra comes at a really reasonable price point backed by almost 2,700 Amazon reviews! This bra not only holds its shape long term (meaning more bang for your buck) but it also creates a custom fit for each of our breast shapes. With a stretch Leavers lace at the top of the cup we avoid that nasty spillover. What do we call the muffin top of bras? Regardless, this bra offers something for everyone ranging from 34-44” bands and C-J cups in multiple colors. (That’s right, not just boring beige, there’s even sexy pink!) This bra is one of the best bras for DDD (F) cups and is wallet-friendly enough to stock up in multiple colors. It is recommended that women have at least 2 or 3 basic bras for work, so as not to wear them out so quickly, plus a comfort bra as well.

Panche’s Evie strapless bra is a classic staple that we all need tucked away in our closet so that we’re not running out to the mall before every dressed-up event. Finding a strapless bra is hard enough, but then you factor in big breasts that need crane-like strength to lift and hold in place all night while we dance and mingle? No easy task! The Evie bra has silicone strips along the band to prevent slippage, and the cups are foam lined (not in a Madonna way, but in a way that nips won’t show through) so that we can wear our cutest summer tops and dresses without fear of a nip slip or the dreaded slip down. Available up to an H cup in 28-40” band size in both black and nude. Bonus: this bra comes with removable straps so this strapless is also a convertible, meaning you can wear it halter, one shoulder or criss cross as well.

Freya’s Fancies Plunge Balcony bra may look like it’s all fashion and no function, but this pretty lady is built tough. Housing a 3-seam cup (that’s what gives the breast shape) and a supportive mesh-lined side wing with boning, the structure is all there for pert confidence. Taking into account various support levels required for different cup sizes, this beauty has a plunging center for D-G cups, while GG-K cups are more full coverage. Knowing our breast shape is key while shopping for a proper fitting bra. (We know one more thing to worry about!) Grace Baker notes, “A plunge bra is good for a full round bust and allows for a lower center front for a sexier look.” Saturday night date night anyone? Oh right— date night, that’s for people without kids (although this bra says otherwise). The Fancies bra is available in band sizes 28-38” and cup sizes D-K.

British based brand Curvy Kate has offered us curvy ladies affordable and comfortable lingerie for more than a decade. Perhaps lesser known than some of its competitors, Curvy Kate celebrates our curves and confidence as women no matter the size (seriously they go up to an O cup!). The Curvy Kate Delightful full cup bra exemplifies this by including a rare 4-part cup that adds extra comfort and cushion in the underarm. The side sling mesh provides additional support, while the stretch lace allows the cups to conform to our natural shape. We are all different in our likes and dislikes when it comes to bras (and pretty much everything else for that matter!) but a universal rule we should all follow is to have at least 2-3 bras for work to rotate throughout the week. Grace Baker cautions, “If a woman buys a bra and finds out she loves it, hurry and buy 2 or 3 more. It could be dropped from the line next season.”

Third Love boasts an arsenal of bras to fit as many of us as possible. The 24/7 Classic T-Shirt bra comes in almost as many sizes as varieties of skin tones (for that perfect nude look under our white tees). Seriously they even do half cup sizes! The average bra size of women in the US is a 34G— #mindblown. Trust us, it took us a while to get with that, too. Third Love’s website offers a 60 second fit finder quiz and educational images around breast shape, which is really important in finding our fit. Even with differences in styles and shape, a t-shirt bra is a must have for all of us as our comfy bra. Designed to be insanely comfortable with memory foam cups that contour to your shape as you wear it, this 24/7 bra is easily becoming our everyday favorite.

The Glamorise Camisole Sports Bra is wire-free, bounce-free, and fuss-free making us ready to do burpees all day. (Okay maybe like 10…) But really anyone larger than a D cup who has done their fair share of jumping jacks knows it is a delicate balance between protecting the girls and breaking a sweat. Glamorise has solved this problem with a few key fit features that make all the difference (we don’t ever want to hear that you’re double-bra’ing again!). Back hook and eye closure makes getting into this puppy a dream compared to over the head numbers we’re used to. Wider set, non-stretch straps ensure maximum comfort and minimal bounce during those grueling HIIT sessions (“You feel it because you’re doing it right,” our trainer says, holding the timer.) Supportive both literally and figuratively, Glamorise supports sizes 34-50” bands and up through a J cup. Now what are we going to use as an excuse to skip our Saturday morning workout?

A favorite of Nikki Minaj for great lift and support, Parfait’s Charlotte bra is a must have for women sizes 32A-42G. Contrasting satin and matte detail make this demi-cup bra a strong choice. In addition to the traditional 3-part underwire cups and wide set straps, the Charlotte bra includes side support panels on the outside for additional lift. (Yup, your boobs will float just like a real life Victoria’s Secret model…) In order to look your best however, Grace Baker offers this advice when trying to properly fit a bra, “Ideally, you should have a nice shape and your bust point should be halfway between your shoulder and elbow. Check the band – with 2 fingers on each side, pull out from the body. How far does it pull out? 1-2″ is recommended for comfort. If you can’t get your fingers under the band or it pulls less than 1″ away, you may want to go up a band size. Does it pull more than 2″? You may want to go down a band size. Lastly, look at the back and raise your arms. Does the back stay in place? If it rides up, the band is too big or the fabric on the back is too stretchy. The bottom band should stay parallel to the floor.”