• Can my menstrual cycle affect how my underwear feels?

  Yes. Hormonal changes during the cycle, especially the days before your period, can make your breasts and skin feel more tender and sensitive. That’s completely normal.Few readers

• Which bra is best to sleep in?

  A soft, wire-free style with moulded cups that don’t press when you’re lying down. Cool & Dry or Modal are gentle fabric choices for sensitive skin at night, and breathe better than, for example, cotton, which holds moisture against the skin.Few readers

• Which fabric is best for hot flushes and night sweats?

  Cool & Dry was developed for exactly that. The fabric actively draws moisture away from the skin instead of holding onto it, which makes a big difference both during the day’s hot flushes and at night.Few readers

• How do I know it’s time to replace an old bra during menopause?

  A bra that has lost its shape and elasticity rarely suits a body that’s changing. If it feels loose, thin, or gives less support than before, it’s often a sign that it’s time for a new one.Few readers

• Why does my underwear feel tighter around the waist during menopause?

  It’s common for the body to redistribute fat around the abdomen during menopause because of hormonal changes. Going up a size, or choosing wider, softer waistbands, can make a big difference right away.Few readers

• Which bra is best during breastfeeding?

  Soft styles without a hard underwire against the ribcage are gentlest, especially early on. Fabrics like Cool & Dry or Modal work well throughout the whole period, since they’re soft on sensitive skin and manage moisture well.Few readers

• How often should I re-measure my bra size after giving birth?

  A common recommendation is to re-measure yourself around three to four months after giving birth, and then again once breastfeeding has ended, since the bust often changes in several stages.Few readers

• 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

• Is it normal for the bust to feel tender or change during the menstrual cycle?

  Yes, it’s a common and normal part of the hormonal fluctuations during the cycle, not a sign that something’s wrong.Few readers