Fit & Wear Guide

Find Your Fit, Wear With Confidence

Everything you need to size the Resilience Bra correctly and wear it comfortably from day one.

Sizing & Fit

Find Your Perfect Fit

If you fall between sizes, we suggest sizing up for added comfort.

  1. Grab a measuring tape You'll need a soft measuring tape to get an accurate underbust measurement.
  2. Measure under your bust Wrap the tape snugly around your ribcage, directly under your bust, keeping it level all the way around. Record the measurement in inches.

Fit Tips

Between sizes? Size up for the most comfortable fit.

Sizing up several cup sizes? Even if your underbust measurement is true to size, go up a size for more comfortable coverage through the cup.

All colorways share the same size chart. Fabric is 4-way stretch — designed to accommodate swelling during the first weeks post-op.

Watch the Tutorial Video

Match your measurement to our size chartUse your underbust measurement to find your size in the chart below.
Underbust Measurement (inches — ribcage, under bust) Resilience Bra Size Beige · Black
26" – 29" S
30" – 32" M
33" – 35" L
36" – 38" XL
39" – 41" 2XL
42" – 44" 3XL
45" – 47" 4XL
48" – 50" 5XL
51" – 54" 6XL

First-Time Fit

First Time Wearing Your Resilience Bra?

A step-by-step walkthrough to help you feel comfortable and confident from the start.

  1. Step 1

    Lift the compression band

    Lift the compression band up before putting the bra on. With the band lifted, the fabric has more stretch, making it easier to fasten and zip up comfortably.

  2. Step 2

    Fasten the hooks, then zip

    Fasten the silver hook & eyes at the bottom and middle of the bra first for easy application. Then zip up fully, holding the bottom of the bra down as you zip. Finish by folding the zipper tab down to lock it in place.

  3. Step 3

    Adjust the shoulder straps

    Fasten the shoulder straps to your comfort level — this also affects posture support, so find the balance that feels right for you.

  4. Step 4

    Adjust the compression band

    Pull the compression band fully forward for maximum compression, partially forward for moderate compression, or remove it completely for no compression — adjust anytime based on how you're feeling.