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No, because the tension in the fabric of the band is instrumental in producing the support, and a fully adjustable bra would have varying fabric tension which m
by Mezzie 4y ago
No, because the tension in the fabric of the band is instrumental in producing the support, and a fully adjustable bra would have varying fabric tension which means varying force so it wouldn't work. This is why straps can be adjustable: The tension produced by the straps isn't instrumental to the physics of the bra.
This blog post [0] goes into a bit more detail on the physics of it all if you're interested:
[0]: https://hugsforyourjugs.blogspot.com/2021/12/the-physics-of-supportive-bra-explained.html https://hugsforyourjugs.blogspot.com/2021/12/the-physics-of-...
- scotty79 4y agoMaybe with large enough number of straps to capture desired geometry?
- Mezzie 4y agoIt's possible to make bras that don't rely on tension - Empriente does it - but they're insanely expensive at over $200 per bra. (Compared to 15-20 dollars at Target/Walmart or 60-100 at a decent boutique). There are still issues, though, because you need to consider that while a 30FF and a 38D are the same size in terms of tissue volume, the distribution of that tissue differs a lot. The wires need to be placed differently even if the same wire is used, so the wire itself would need to move which would be very difficult.