True&Co - Convenient Bra Shopping

For most women, bra shopping can be a stressful ordeal. Department store saleswomen can be overbearing, the limited selection might not meet your needs, and the mirrors and lighting are usually horrible in dressing rooms.

That's where True&Co comes in. Just answer a few questions from their True IQ quiz and they'll create your personal bra shopping page. They offer tons of popular brands and styles — all you have to do is pick three bras and their fit experts will choose two more for you. Shipping and returns are free, so it makes makes bra shopping extra easy. Most styles start at $45 so it won't break your budget. 

After choosing my selection, I received my True&Co box within a few days. Nestled within the pretty tissue paper were the three bras I had chosen, plus two styles that were chosen by their fit expert. Based on my criteria I chose the Calvin Klein Seductive Comfort bra, the Eberjey India wireless bra, and the Claudette Sophia convertible bra. I also got to try the Affinitas Nicole and Elle Macpherson Cloud Swing bra. After trying all five bras on, my favorites were the Calvin Klein and Claudette styles. Both had really great support and fabulous shaping. 

You also get seven days to decide which ones to keep or return. Overall, I really enjoyed their online shopping experience — it's so convenient to be able to try them in the privacy and comfort of my own home. The next time I need a lingerie upgrade I know where to shop!

To learn more, go to trueandco.com. 

For editorial consideration, review samples were provided by the brand's PR representative.

Comments

[Carolyn Jung]

I read about this company in a recent newspaper story. Talk about convenience. Love how you can shop for such intimate apparel in the privacy of your own home.

[Tami]

It's much less stressful than going to a department store. I was happy to find two styles that I liked.

[Victoria]

Wow, now that is what you call convenient! I think I should try this out for myself and hopefully I'll have a better experience than actually going to a department store and more often than not, leave empty-handed or at the very least, feeling like I didn't have much of a choice anyway in my purchase.