What are the materials and fabrics of bras

Cotton: Cotton bras absorb sweat, are breathable, and comfortable to wear, suitable for girls' underwear, creating a youthful atmosphere. In recent years, manufacturers have also favored blending cotton with various fibers, especially for adjusting underwear, which provides both support and is not stuffy.

Nylon: Nylon material is sturdy and not easily deformed, and most bra straps are made of this material. Nylon is wear-resistant and sturdy, but has low moisture absorption capacity and poor comfort.

Spandex: Spandex has stronger elasticity and is commonly used in chest buckle straps to prevent discomfort when the body twists. Spandex has good elasticity and wear resistance, but it is not used alone and is often blended with other fabrics.

Lycra: Lycra is an artificial elastic fiber that is highly elastic and can make underwear more snug, less prone to deformation or wrinkling. The close fitting body and visual feel of bras, underwear, swimsuits, and other items made of Lycra fabric are highly praised.

Real silk: Real silk underwear has excellent hand feel, good sweat absorption and breathability, but it is prone to snagging and not suitable for direct sunlight exposure. 100% real silk has no elasticity, it is recommended to choose one with spandex material added.

Modal: Modal is soft and smooth, not prone to wrinkling, but prone to deformation and pilling. It is commonly used in underwear and is less common in underwear.

These materials each have their own advantages and disadvantages, and the selection should be based on personal needs and comfort. For example, pure cotton is suitable for most people, but it will harden after washing; Real silk has a good hand feel but is prone to snagging; Modal is soft but easily deformed. Understanding these characteristics can help you make more appropriate choices.