From gaping cups to digging underwire, the quest to find a comfortable and supportive bra is real. And for fellow members of the itty-bitty committee, it’s even more challenging to find a good bra (with all the boxes checked), no thanks to limited sizing. Yes, even people with small boobs need support and comfort, which is why we’re looking to wireless bras for smaller breasts.
“Wireless bras fit like second skin and support in all the right places, providing both lift and coverage with comfort,” says Jaclyn Fu, the co-founder of Pepper. Contrary to popular assumptions about wireless bras, they’re actually supportive. Instead of wired bras, wireless options rely on alternative materials and design elements to shape and support, and they come with various levels of padding depending on your needs. What’s more? “They are smoothing and sleek for an invisible look that disappears under shirts,” says Fu. But finding the right one can be challenging, so here’s what to look for.
Best wireless bras for smaller breasts, at a glance:
- Best overall: Pepper, Limitless Wirefree Scoop Bra, $50
- Best seamless: Calvin Klein, Invisible Comfort Bralette Bra, $33
- Best strapless: Skims, Strapless Bra, $24
- Best lace: Natori, Bliss Perfection Wire-Free T-Shirt Bra, $66
- Best sports bra: Alo Yoga, Airlift Intrigue Bra, $64
- Best pullover: Thirdlove, Organic Cotton Triangle Pullover Bra, $44
- Best bralette: Pepper, Ribbed Knit Triangle Bralette, $27
- Best for nursing: Hatch, Dream Feed Nursing and Sleep Bra, $48
What to look for in a wireless bra for smaller breasts
Fit
The fit of a wireless bra has the same guidelines of a wired bra. The band of the bra should fit snugly and comfortably underneath the breasts. Additionally, you’ll want to ensure that your boobs fill the cup without them spilling over the top or sides of the wireless bra.
Fabric
When shopping around for a wireless bra, Fu recommends looking for a single layer of micro-fabric. This will “effortlessly enhance your natural curves, lifting and hugging what you’ve got without