FAQ

Do Europeans not wear bras?

Do Europeans not wear bras?

Yes, European women wear bras – but there again some of them don’t. It depends what you are doing – and maybe who you’re going to do it with!! Sometimes it is just more comfortable to have “them” under some control, and sometimes it’s just nice to let them go with the flow!!!!

Do women in France not wear bras?

In 2020, 18 percent of French women between 18 and 24 years old declared that they were never or almost never wearing bras. This represents a slight decrease from their bra-wearing habits during the COVID-19 lockdown of 2020.

Is it healthy to go without a bra?

Blake says this very personal decision all comes down to your comfort. “It’s OK to do whatever is comfortable for you. If not wearing a bra feels good to you, that’s fine. If you feel that some support is needed, then maybe a bralette or a wire-free bra would be a happy medium at home.

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Is wearing a bra the norm in America?

I can definitely say that wearing a bra is the norm in America. Most of the world is westernized in its dress and with westernization comes bra wearing. Consequently, there are few populations that do not wear undergarments.

Do all countries have women who don’t wear bras?

You can’t judge that statement by “countries” but by the individual woman. All countries have some women who do not wear bras. Most do wear them. Without a bra or without a shirt and bra?

Is it common for small chested women to not wear bras?

Depending on your bra size, it’s actually very common for small chested women to not wear bras in tropical countries like Brazil. I grew up there, and it was super common to see women wearing a tank top with no bra. The nipple hiding thing is an American puritanical phenomenon.

Is not wearing a bra better for your health?

In fact, there is now evidence showing that not wearing a bra is better for your overall health. A 15-year study in France shows that there is no health benefits to wearing a bra and that our breasts are actually better off without them.