This calculator helps you visualize the difference in coverage between two popular bra styles: the triangle and the balconette. You'll input your bust measurements, and the calculator will generate a visual and percentage-based estimation of how much of your breast tissue each style is likely to cover. It's a great way to understand how different cuts will look on your body.

Choosing between a triangle and a balconette bra is about more than just aesthetics; it's about the kind of shape, support, and coverage you want. A triangle bra offers a more natural shape and less coverage, while a balconette provides more lift and a rounded profile. This calculator helps you make an informed choice based on your personal preferences and the look you want to achieve.

The results will show you an estimated coverage percentage for each style. A lower percentage for the triangle bra indicates a more revealing, natural look, perfect for v-neck tops. A higher percentage for the balconette suggests more lift and a fuller look, ideal for lower, square necklines. Use this data to choose the style that best suits your outfit and your desired silhouette.

• A triangle bralette is a comfortable and stylish option for lounging or low-impact days.
• A balconette bra can give you a great 'shelf' look, making it a perfect choice for a vintage or pin-up style.
• If you have shallow-shaped breasts, a balconette can provide a more rounded and full appearance.
• If you have bell-shaped or pendulous breasts, the lift from a balconette can be very supportive and comfortable.
• Don't be afraid to have both styles in your lingerie drawer for different outfits and moods!