Strapless Bras

Try our strapless convertible bras that allow you to easily detach the straps and turn your favourite bra into something well-suited for a strappy top, and everything else. To explore more designs for the different outfits you have, check out our deep-v bra collection or the T-shirt bra collection.

When choosing a strapless bra or a backless bra, go for anything that catches your eye - but perhaps the most versatile design remains our strapless convertible bras. And as always, making sure it's a good fit always gets half the job done right when you are shopping for the perfect bra - check out our tips on bra fit, bra size charts, and a really handy tool to calculate your bra size.

A strapless bra, also known as a backless bra or low-back bra, as the name suggests, is a type of bra designed without shoulder straps. Sometimes strapless bras or backless bras do come with detachable shoulder straps that can be worn in different ways. These are actually types of strapless bras or backless bras, called convertible bras or multiway bras.

If you are looking for a bra that can handle any type of occasion, a detachable strapless bra may be a good choice for you. Triumph's strapless bras offer detachable shoulder straps, allowing you to decide when to have straps or go strapless depending on the type of clothes you plan to wear.

You may worry about the support ability of a strapless bra or a backless bra. If there are no straps on the bra, how can the strapless bra provide support and stay up?

In fact, the support of a bra comes from the back band instead of the straps, whether the bra is strapless or not. Backless bras or low-back bras usually feature a broader back band to distribute the weight of your breasts around your body. Meanwhile, the cup construction can also provide support without the need for straps. Additionally, backless bras incorporate a rubber or silicone strip around the back band and wings of the bra to help it adhere to your skin and prevent any slippage, with additional rows of hooks and eyes to provide a wider bandwidth.

While a strapless bra or a backless bra is only one type of bra, it can also be divided into several categories. As the development of bras evolves, the backless bra combines its functionality with other bra styles, not only retaining its original function but also incorporating designs from other bra types. Here are several types of strapless bras you can find at Triumph:

• Strapless Push-Up Bras: A strapless push-up bra combines the features of a push-up bra and a strapless bra. Despite the absence of straps, Triumph's strapless push-up bras provide exceptional support and remain securely in place.
• Strapless Seamless Bras: A strapless seamless bra is designed to be hidden under clothing, offering a smooth, streamlined appearance.
• Non-Wired Strapless Bras: Triumph provides non-wired strapless bra options, offering the same level of support even without wires.
• Tube Bras: A tube bra is a strapless piece of stretchy fabric with a thick band at the top and bottom for improved grip. It resembles a strapless bra but lacks any closure.
• Bandeau Bra: A bandeau bra is an elastic, strapless piece of cloth that frequently has a thick band at the top and bottom to keep it in place. Some might include halter straps that can be removed for extra support.

If you are still considering whether to wear a strapped bra or a strapless bra, think about the benefits of wearing strapless bras. Wearing a strapless bra can solve the problem of bra strap rash and marks while allowing you to wear different styles of clothing without the restriction of bra straps.

• Bra Strap Rash: By wearing a strapless bra, you remove the point of contact with your skin, thus preventing the possibility of developing a rash in those areas.
• Bra Strap Marks: When wearing strapless bras, you don't need to worry about bra strap marks because there are no straps on a strapless bra.
• Versatility: Strapless bras provide the flexibility to wear strapless, off-the-shoulder, halter, or other styles of clothing that expose your shoulders without revealing your bra straps. For additional styling tips, refer to "How to Transform Your Wardrobe with the Perfect Strapless Bra".

If you are already wearing a strapless bra or a backless bra, have you experienced it constantly falling down? You can refer to the tips below to keep your strapless bra always staying up:

• Choose a Wider Band Bra: Choosing a bra band that is at least three hooks wide will help give you the support you need to prevent your strapless bra from sliding down.
• Go Down a Band Size: Going down a band size can make the bra fit more snugly around your rib cage, helping it to stay in place. Remember to adjust your cup size accordingly (e.g., sister sizing).
• Go for Silicone Lining and Light Boning: Choose a strapless bra with silicone lining along the top edge of the bra and light boning in the sides to prevent slipping or rolling down.