• Do I need to change my bra size during pregnancy?

  Probably yes. Your bust size usually increases by one to two cup sizes, and your ribcage can widen by one band size. A good time to re-measure is in the second trimester, and then again ahead of giving birth.Few readers

• Which Cool & Dry products work best during menopause?

  Cool & Dry is available as a bra, with or without underwire, in a wide size range, as briefs in several styles, and as a camisole that works equally well during the day as a sleepwear piece. All of them help manage hot flushes and night sweats by drawing moisture away from the skin.Few readers

• Should I switch to a larger bra size if my old one feels wrong during menopause?

  Yes, if needed. The body changes through menopause just as it does at other life stages, and there’s no reason to struggle on with a bra that no longer fits.Few readers

• Why does skin become more sensitive during menopause, and what should I consider in underwear?

  Declining oestrogen levels can make the skin thinner and drier, making it more sensitive to friction from tight-fitting garments. Prioritise soft, breathable fabrics and avoid stiff underwires or rough seams against the skin.Few readers

• Which fabric is recommended when skin is more sensitive, for example during your period?

  Soft, breathable fabrics make a real difference on these days. Look for OEKO-TEX certified garments, it guarantees the fabric has been tested free from harmful substances.Few readers