Quick Answer
For the best fit in an Eco Lace Triangle Bra, choose your usual bra band size and adjust the straps so the cup sits flat without gaping or digging. If between sizes, size up for a softer, more relaxed fit.
Why Triangle Bras Fit Differently
Triangle bras like the Eco Lace Triangle Bra don't have underwires or molded cups, so they rely on the band and straps for support. This means the fit is more forgiving than a traditional bra, but it also means you need to pay attention to how the fabric sits against your skin.
The Eco Lace collection uses TENCEL™ fibers and recycled lace, which have a buttery-soft feel. This fabric has a little stretch, so it adapts to your shape, but it also means the bra can stretch out over time if you don't care for it properly.
Common Fit Issues and How to Solve Them
If the cups gape at the top, the bra is too big or the straps are too loose. Tighten the straps slightly, but if gaping continues, try a size down.
If the band rides up in the back, it's too loose. Choose a smaller band size or use the tightest hook setting.
If the straps dig into your shoulders, the band may be too loose and doing too much work. Try a smaller band size to take pressure off the straps.
How to Find Your Eco Lace Triangle Bra Size
- Measure your band size: Wrap a measuring tape snugly around your ribcage, just under your bust. The tape should be level and comfortable. Round to the nearest even number to get your band size. If between sizes, round up for a more relaxed fit.
- Check the cup fit: Put on the bra and adjust the straps so the cups sit flat against your chest. The center of the cup should lie smoothly without gaping or spilling. Move your arms and bend forward to test for movement. If cups gap at the top, try a size down; if they spill, size up.
- Adjust the straps: Tighten or loosen the straps so they sit comfortably on your shoulders without digging in. The band should stay level across your back, not riding up. If the band rides up, tighten the straps; if straps dig, try a smaller band size.
- Test the band snugness: The band should be snug but not tight. You should be able to fit two fingers flat under the band. If it feels too loose, move to the next hook setting or try a smaller band size. A well-fitting band provides most of the support in a triangle bra.
- Consider the fabric stretch: Since the Eco Lace Triangle Bra is made from soft, stretchy TENCEL™ and recycled lace, it may stretch slightly with wear. Choose a snug fit initially to maintain support over time. If between sizes, size down for a longer-lasting fit.
Eco Lace Triangle Bra Options
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Eco Lace Triangle Bra - Cerulean: The Eco Lace Triangle Bra in Cerulean is crafted from buttery-soft TENCEL™ fibers and 85% recycled lace made from recycled bottles, with a plunging neckline. The soft, stretchy fabric and plunging neckline mean the bra sits close to the skin, so getting the band size right is key to avoiding gaping at the top of the cup.
Eco Lace Triangle Bra - Cerulean
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Eco Lace Triangle Bra - Black: The Eco Lace Triangle Bra in Black is part of the Eco Lace Collection, made from TENCEL™ fibers and 85% recycled lace, with a delicate and feminine plunging neckline. The delicate lace and soft fabric need gentle handling, and the fit should feel comfortable without tightness, making it ideal for all-day wear.
Eco Lace Triangle Bra - Black
