Since lingerie and bras lay directly on your skin, it’s best to measure yourself for these styles without a shirt for better accuracy. If you’re uncomfortable going to a store for a specialist fitting, you can take care of it at home using a measuring tape. Compare your measurements to our bra outlet sizing chart to find the right size.

The standard for the number of bras you own should be nearly one for every day of the week. Having one for each day cuts down on how frequently you have to wash your outlet bras and extends their lifespan. If you must wash your bras frequently, prioritize hand washing instead of machine washing to minimize wear and tear.

Finding the most comfortable styles at a women’s underwear outlet can be challenging since this is typically up to personal preference. However, there are some hallmark design choices that can ensure more comfort and versatility in your outlet bras, including adjustable straps, bras with no underwire, and seamless designs.

While you can wear a bra two or three times before you really have to wash it, lingerie styles should be washed after every use. However, these styles can be even more delicate than bras, and their materials dictate the way you wash them. When in doubt, check the label to get the best washing recommendations.