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How to Buy a Soft Cup Bra

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Among the most comfortable bras on the market is the soft cup model, which matches shaping and support with delicate comfort in various styles. Consider each of these steps before you buy a soft cup bra to be sure you know what to look for and where to find it.

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  1. Step 1

    Choose comfort. Soft cup bras are a welcome break from stiff, structured bras that resemble body armor. Women of any bust size can benefit from the comfort of a soft cup bra, even if it's only worn under sweatshirts.

  2. Step 2

    Kiss underwires goodbye. If you're fed up with a seemingly perfect underwire bra poking your sides after just a few washes, the soft cup bra is your new best friend. These bras feature wireless molded cups, hence the name "soft cup."

  3. Step 3

    Try on several styles of soft cup bras.Stores offer soft cup bras in all colors, textures, materials and designs. Soft cup bras include styles such as front hook, bralette, convertible, minimizing and nursing.

  4. Step 4

    Expect a break in the price. Soft cup bras cost about 1/3 less than underwire bras.

  5. Step 5

    Look for soft cup bra cups in evening wear and swim wear if you prefer the gentle contours that the soft cup bra offers. Some swimsuits feature removable soft cup shelf bras for added versatility.

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