Cone shaped breasts have a rounded bottom with shallow tissue up top that slopes down toward the nipple. This shape typically has a wider space between the two breasts, and from the side they resemble a cone. This breast shape is more commonly found among women with smaller cup sizes.

Common Problems for Conical Shaped Breasts:

The most common issue with conical shaped breasts is gapping and wrinkling near the middle top of the bra. Typically the underwires will fit perfectly and the bottom will be nicely filled out while the rest of the cup looks too big.

Best Bra For Cone Shaped Breasts:

Balconette & Demi Cup Bras

Low cut balconette and demi cup bras are perfect for conical shaped breasts because they can match the rounded fullness of the breasts' bottom tissue while avoiding the wrinkling and gapping that usually comes with full cup bras.

Push Up Bras

If you desire a more rounded shape, look for a push up bra rather than a traditional T-shirt bra. Push up bras, especially those that push from the sides as well as from below, will be able to rearrange the breast tissue to give a more full shape to the bust.

Plunge Bras

Plunge bras, particularly those with side-support, work similarly to push-up bras but without the extra padding. They have less fabric towards the center so they're less likely to wrinkle, and their shape helps push the tissue towards the center to even out the bust shape.

Styles to Avoid:

Because the Conical breast shape has less volume up top, it's best to steer clear of full coverage bras, which will usually have wrinkling up top. Molded cup bras should also be avoided as they tend to have too rounded of a shape.