Visual Fit Library
See how each style is meant to sit
Interactive galleries — not product listings. Explore how bras and knickers should fit across different body shapes, with tap-to-learn hotspots and wrong-fit comparisons.
Shape & anatomy
Understand the body you have
Not a sizing guide. Not a medical guide. A calm, respectful exploration of how bodies vary — and how lingerie is designed for different anatomy.
Troubleshooting
Something doesn't feel right?
If… then… — practical fit experiences, not body labels.
If your band rides up…
Try a smaller band or check you're on the loosest hooks when new. A band that fits snugly under the bust should stay level.
If cups overflow at the top…
Go up a cup size or try a style with more coverage. Spillage usually means the cup is too small or too shallow for your shape.
If straps dig…
Widen or loosen the straps; some styles have padded or convertible straps. If the band is doing its job, straps shouldn't carry the weight.
If the bra shifts when you move…
A snugger band or a style with more grip (e.g. power mesh, higher elastane) can help. Check the band is parallel and not riding up.