As demand grows, manufacturers find new ways to improve on designs. Triumph is planning to launch an even softer and lighter AquaSoft bra. Ero is working on fluid-filled pads in different weights so that women with bigger busts can opt for lighter pads. Retailers say that not all women fancy wearing liquid-filled bras. A nude satin bra with scallop trim and removable liquid-filled pads, by Vanity Fair from Blush.
Some women find the bras heavy.
Many are also worried that the liquid-filled sacs will leak. However, manufacturers say the bras have been put through rigorous tests to ensure that they do not leak, freeze in cold weather, or burst under pressure in aeroplanes. For example, Triumph says its AquaSoft pads were subjected to a deadweight of 159 kg in tests and did not burst. But to ensure the safety and longevity of the bras, retailers recommend handwashing them. Those who have converted to liquid bras say their lives have been enhanced.