Wireless bra? Here are 3 reasons to switch from underwire to wirefree

Everyone knows that feeling of coming home: Where the first thing you do is free yourself from your bra. Though most of us are used to wearing a bra on a daily basis, that doesn’t mean we get used to the annoying feeling of pinching underwire that gradually gets worse as the day goes on. Which is where our new bra saviour, the lounge bra comes in.

The perfect solution for those who want all-day comfort, but don’t want to bin the bra completely, the wireless bra is every girl’s lifesaver and just so happens to be right on trend too. The market for lounge bras has never been so popular, with tonnes of different brands bringing out triangle bras, bandeaus and crop-top style bralettes that promise style and wearability. So in order to help you live your best wire-free life, we’ve laid down below the 3 benefits of choosing a wireless bra and the best ones to buy in the market.

(1)It's "Freedom"

Contrary to popular belief it is not just girls with small breasts who can get away with going wire-free. These days some of the best wireless bras on the market offer a full range of sizes from XS to L, with adjustable straps and elastic support for bigger-bosomed girls.

(2) Two garments in one, push up effect

If the promise of comfort and multiple style options hasn’t yet persuaded you, it’s also been said that wireless bras may be healthier for you too. Some reports state that underwire bras can cut off the movement in your lymphatic tissue, which in turn means you run the risk of holding more toxins in your body endangering breast health. Don’t call us scientists, but we take this as further proof that sometimes comfort, really is best.

(3)Healthier choice

If the promise of comfort and multiple style options hasn’t yet persuaded you, it’s also been said that wireless bras may be healthier for you too. Some reports state that underwire bras can cut off the movement in your lymphatic tissue, which in turn means you run the risk of holding more toxins in your body endangering breast health. Don’t call us scientists, but we take this as further proof that sometimes comfort, really is best.