If you’ve got double boob ‘aka’ boob overflow, you might need a bigger cup.

Cleavage is great. Double boob? Not so much

You probably need to try a smaller band size. This usually happens when the weight of your breasts is pulling down on the cups, causing the band to ride up.

If your cups are gaping, they’re probably a little too big! Don’t let your breasties get too much freedom now, girls. Try a smaller cup size instead.

Slipping straps are a pain but you can prevent yours from slipping by tightening them or by trying a smaller band size.

Fear not! We’ve got the perfect fix to stop your breast bits escaping. If underboob is an issue for you, you might need a bigger cup - and check your straps aren’t too tight!

Slipping straps are a pain but you can prevent yours from slipping by tightening them or by trying a smaller band size.

Your band should be level on the front and back. If it’s too low, try tightening the hook and eye and your straps. Not working? It’s time to invest in a smaller band size.

The dreaded side boob. If your boobs are a bit exposed from the side, try a bigger cup size. This will ensure your boobs are cupped and cosy, not trying to escape!