What are the Characteristics of Close-Set Breasts?

- Breasts sit closely together with little to no gap in the middle.
- It gives a uni-boob appearance.
- There is no or very little separation between the breasts.
- The breasts appear voluminous.
- The cleavage line is clearly visible.
- There's a lot of distance between the underarms and the breasts.
- The shape of the breast is often round and full.
How Do You Know if You Have Close-Set Breasts?
- Finger Test: Put two fingers between your breasts, and if your finger touches both breasts at the same time, you have close-set breasts.
- Mirror Test: Stand up straight with no bra on; if the breast tissue sits in the centre of your torso, you have close-set breasts.
What are the Most Common Bra Problems with Close-Set Breasts?

- The most common problem with a close-set breast is finding bras with centre gore that lay flat against the chest, as there is hardly any space between the breasts. To solve this, you need to wear bras with a lower centre gore.
- The other problem with this type of breast is the uni-boob appearance. You will need bras with deeper cups and a plunging neckline to separate two breasts and create distinction.
- Chafing is also common for women with this type of breast due to excessive sweating and rubbing of the breasts. You need to consider all the above factors before choosing your bra.