Signature Lace Fuller Cup vs Brief: Fit and Coverage

Quick answer

The Signature Lace Fuller Cup offers wire-free support for DD+ busts, while the Brief provides seamless coverage for hips and rear. Choose based on your fit priority: bust support or bottom coverage.

Trade-offs between Fuller Cup and Brief

• Bust support vs. no bust support: The Fuller Cup uses power mesh and double-width adjustable straps to lift and hold DD+ busts. The Brief has no bust support and is designed only for the lower body. Choose the Fuller Cup if you need bust support; choose the Brief if you only need bottom coverage.
• Coverage area: The Fuller Cup covers the bust and upper torso. The Brief covers the hips and rear, offering a seamless silhouette under fitted bottoms. If you need full-body coverage, consider wearing both pieces as a set.
• Fit for different body shapes: The Fuller Cup is sized by band and multi-size cup for a precise fit around the bust. The Brief comes in knicker sizes for a custom fit around the hips. Each piece is designed for its specific area; mixing sizes may be needed for a full set.

Product facts at a glance

• Signature Lace Fuller Cup - Light Pink: Made from signature soft stretch lace and reinforced with power mesh, designed for DD+ cup sizes without padding or wires. You get lift and hold for larger busts without sacrificing comfort or a natural shape.

  

• Nude Lace Brief - Chocolate: Crafted with signature stretch lace, part of the Skin Tone Collection designed to complement five unique shades. The Brief offers a smooth, invisible look under clothing, ideal for everyday wear with a range of skin tones.

  

Which one fits you?

Best for

• Those with DD+ cup sizes looking for wire-free lift and support
• Anyone wanting a smooth, invisible brief for daily wear under fitted clothing

Not for

• If you need underwire support or padding, the Fuller Cup lacks those features
• If you need bust coverage, the Brief will not provide it