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Perfect Curves, our minimizer range in microfibre

 

The Perfect Curves minimizer bra is designed for women who want to streamline their silhouette without giving up comfort. Made from soft microfibre with an elasticated tulle back and delicate lace trim, this plus size minimizer bra visually reduces the appearance of the bust by a cup size, thanks to sturdy underwires and a full-coverage cut that supports without squeezing. Wide, fully adjustable straps keep everything in place all day long — a real advantage for anyone looking for a bra for a large bust.

Every style in the range is certified to OEKO-TEX® Standard 100, a guarantee against harmful substances in fabrics that touch the skin.

Browse our full range of plus size bras and plus size lingerie to complete your look.

Available in chestnut brown, black and blush

The Perfect Curves range comes in three colours — chestnut brown, black and blush — from a C to a G cup. The Perfect Curves minimiser bra works just as well for everyday wear as for dressier occasions, thanks to seamless construction that stays invisible under fitted tops.

How does a minimiser bra work?

 

If you're wondering what a minimizer bra actually does, the answer lies in the cup construction. It's cut wider and shallower than a standard cup, spreading the volume out to the sides and downwards rather than concentrating it at the front. On the Perfect Curves, this is built around sturdy, flatter-set underwires, a full-coverage cut and wide straps that shift some of the weight onto the shoulders rather than the cup fabric.

The result: at the same size, the bust looks flatter and more compact under a fitted top, without the actual volume changing — it's a visual effect, not a physical reduction. That's why you'll sometimes hear the term "reducing bra", even though nothing is technically reduced.

There's a limitation to this mechanic that rarely makes it into marketing copy: the deeper the cup (above an F/G), the more fabric there is to redistribute, and the more precisely the cut needs to fit to avoid spillage at the sides. Getting the size right matters more with a minimiser than with a standard bra — a cup that's too small paired with a band that's too big produces the opposite of the intended effect.

To work out what the best minimizer bra is for you, the deciding factor isn't the brand but what you're trying to achieve. If you want to visually reduce volume, a minimiser remains the go-to option. If you'd rather have a full, rounded shape that supports without playing on the illusion of volume, our full cup bra range answers a different need — the two aren't interchangeable, but complementary depending on the outfit.

 

Frequently asked questions: everything about minimizer bras

What is a minimizer bra?

A minimizer bra doesn't actually reduce the bust — it redistributes it. The cup is cut wider and shallower than a standard cup, spreading volume out to the sides rather than concentrating it at the front, which creates the visual effect of a smaller cup size without any real change in volume.

How do you choose the right minimizer bra?

The main thing to get right is sticking to your usual size. A cup that's too small paired with a band that's too big produces the opposite of the intended effect, with spillage at the sides instead of a flat, smooth line. If you're unsure, check our bra size guide to confirm your cup and band size before buying.

Does a minimizer really take you down a cup size?

Visually, yes, in most cases — that's exactly what the redistribution mechanism is designed to do. Physically, the volume of the bust doesn't change: it's how that volume is distributed within the cup that alters the silhouette you see under clothing.

Can you wear a minimizer bra every day?

Yes, as long as the size is right. The Perfect Curves' sturdy underwires and wide straps are built for stable, all-day support, without the pressure points you can get from a badly fitted style worn continuously.

What's the best minimizer bra for a large bust?

For a fuller bust up to a G cup, the Perfect Curves minimizer bra is a strong choice thanks to its full-coverage cut and reinforced support. If what you're after is more of a rounded, supportive shape rather than a reducing effect, the full cup bra range is worth considering depending on the outfit.

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