If the size is selected correctly, the straps will have only 10% support. They should not slide or dig into the shoulders: two fingers should freely fit under the strappy.
The bridge between the cups should fit tightly to the chest. If it lags behind, try taking the belt a size smaller and the cup a size larger. The jumper shall not be lifted or “dumped”; its place is strictly parallel to your body.
The bones should not dig into the chest gland, they should cover the chest and go into the axilla with the upper edge. The same goes for molded seams on soft bras.
The cups must hold the chest completely. The chest should not come out of the cup like a raised dough, or dangle inside.
If you want to settle on a low-cut bra (like a dress), consider opting for a wider belt option — it will provide extra support, and in some cases will also form a beautiful silhouette. By the way, if you have a wide back or sloping shoulders, and you have been tortured by moving straps, pay attention to models with straps crossing on your back. Plus, models with removable straps allow you to turn the “customization” yourself.
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