Mastectomy bra is designed for women who have had one or both breasts surgically removed. Maternity bra is designed for women who are pregnant as they offer more support with a wider band and an underbust band. Minimizer bras reduces the projection of the wearer's breasts by holding the breast tissue snugly and redistributing breast flesh more towards the underarm and the center front.
Molded bras refers to cups that are lined or padded to hold their shape, even when the bra is not being worn. Nursing bra are similar to a maternity bra, but with the additional feature of cup openings to allow for breastfeeding without removing the bra. Padded bra have padding added to the cups to add size and definition, which can be removed. Post-operative bras are designed to help make recovery from breast surgery more comfortable. Push-Up bras have heavily padded cups designed to press the breasts. Racer back bras have back straps anchored towards the center of the back, which curve between the shoulder blades.
Seamed bras have seams holding together multiple pieces of fabric to create one cup. Seamless bras have cups made from one piece of fabric that has been molded into a permanent shape for a smooth look under clothing. A shaper bra is made from a form-fitting fabric designed to slim the silhouette of the wearer. Shelf bras have an underwire with little or no cups designed for show and not for support. Displays most of the breasts, including the nipples. Sports bras are worn during exercise that minimizes breast bouncing.
Strapless bras have wide sides and no shoulder straps or removable straps. Training bras refers to a beginner bra for young girls without a cup size. Triangle bras are designed like a string bikini with triangles of fabric covering the nipples held together by thin straps that usually tie closed. Underwire bras have sewn-in "wiring" that runs underneath the breast in each bra cup in a "U" shape.
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