​Bras Outside the Box is a body-positive blog about bras and lingerie.

At this point, I can definitively say that the subreddit A Bra That Fits is not helpful or useful. Read on for more information. What happened first, years ago, was that I attempted to post something with a link to my blog, where I had interviewed someone and had to defend her against their attack. Here is the link to that post. You can also see my comment in reply. This time, I had given a suggestion that they also didn't approve of, so that was removed by a member of the mo

Now that we're well into summer, I wanted to talk a little bit about swimwear. In particular, bikini tops and how to find one that fits, based on what usually fits well on you in bras. Swim tops are usually sized the same way that clothing is, although you can find the corresponding bra size for some of those. If the company also sells bras, which some do, you can check to see if they have a bra size chart... but even if they do have one, unfortunately it may not be correct.

Here is something I've noticed as a trend emerging in bra fitting among some companies that make bras and lingerie: getting very specific about fit, right down to half-cup sizes and figuring out new ways to tell customers exactly which bra will work best for them. But, how much of this is useful information? When does it begin to become too confusing and discouraging for those who already struggle to navigate bra sizing because they don't conform to any standard fitting metho

I wanted to try out and review these adhesive bras from SealGirl because they come in a convenient two-pack, with one beige and one black, for just $9.99. The fabric is advertised as cotton, which I had my doubts about, but I didn't need it to be cotton anyway. The package also comes with two pairs of nipple covers: one round, and one petal-shaped. Not bad for less than $10. So what's the catch? Well, in my order, the contents were mixed in quality.