Acup
Natural Nude
Rated 4.0 by 5,097 people, the only part of the range with that much feedback behind it.
$13.59a single set
4.0 out of 5 from 5,097 ratings
NONIO, Miami
One cup. Five sizes. Seven shades.
A self-adhesive silicone bra and nothing behind it: no band, no straps, no hooks. Every size and shade we make, each with its own price, on one table.
The one most people have rated: cup DD in Nude, $15.19.
Four to start with
Rated first, then the cheapest way into a set, and never two cards from the same photograph.
DDcup
Nude
Rated 4.0 by 5,097 people, the only part of the range with that much feedback behind it.
$15.19a single set
4.0 out of 5 from 5,097 ratings
Bcup
Skin Color
The only way to get two sets at once, which brings the price of a set down to $8.49.
$16.992 sets, $8.49 each
Acup
Cream Light
The newer of the two versions, packed with separate covers, in cup A.
$16.99a single set
Every cup in every shade
| Cup | Nude | Natural Nude | Nude Skin | Skin Color | Bright Skin | Beige | Cream Light |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| A | not listed | $13.59single set | $16.99single set | $16.99pair, $8.49 each | not listed | $16.99single set | $16.99single set |
| B | not listed | not listed | $16.99single set | $16.99pair, $8.49 each | $16.99single set | not listed | not listed |
| C | not listed | $14.39single set | not listed | not listed | not listed | not listed | not listed |
| D | not listed | $14.39single set | not listed | not listed | $18.99single set | not listed | not listed |
| DD | $15.19single set | not listed | not listed | not listed | not listed | not listed | not listed |
What you are actually buying
The facts below are the maker's own words, not our reading of the photograph.
Every NONIO cup is moulded silicone with an adhesive face. It goes on bare skin, holds by that adhesive, and comes off by peeling from the outer edge inward. There is nothing else in the construction: no wire, no foam layer, no fabric shell.
The older of the two versions has a clasp at the front, so the two cups pull toward each other and hold the shape between them. The newer one drops the clasp and ships separate covers in the box. Both are the same silicone cup underneath.
It is reusable. The maker's instruction is to rinse the adhesive face in warm water, let it dry face up without touching a towel to it, and store it on the plastic film it arrived on. Lint is the enemy of the adhesive, and that is the whole of the care routine.
Two of the twelve options are sold as a pair rather than a single set, and their price on this site is shown for the pack as the maker sells it. The per-piece figure sits beside it so the two are comparable.
- Material named by the maker
- Silicone
- Closure
- Front clasp on one version, none on the other
- Cup sizes live
- A, B, C, D, DD
- Shade names live
- 7
- Sold as
- A single set, or a pair on two of them
- Reusable
- Yes, hand wash the adhesive face
- Price range
- $13.59 to $18.99
Putting it on
Five steps from the maker's own instruction, in the order that matters.
- Start with dry, bare skin
No lotion, no oil, no powder and no talc. Anything on the skin gets between it and the adhesive, and the cup will slide within the hour.
- Warm the cup in your hands
Silicone grips better at body temperature than straight out of a drawer. Thirty seconds between the palms is enough.
- Place the outer edge first
Set the outside edge where you want the finished line to sit, then press the cup inward toward the centre. Placing the centre first is what makes one side end up higher than the other.
- Fasten, then check in a mirror
On the clasped model, bring the two halves together last. Then look from the side as well as the front, because the side is where a bad placement shows.
- Peel from the outside in
When the evening is over, lift an outer edge and roll it off slowly. Pulling from the centre stretches the cup and takes the adhesive with it.
By shade
Seven names the maker uses, printed as written. We draw no colour chips: the shade a photograph shows is the photographer's light, not a fact about the object.
| Shade name | Cups it exists in | Options | From |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nude | DD | 1 | $15.19 |
| Natural Nude | D, C, A | 3 | $13.59 |
| Nude Skin | A, B | 2 | $16.99 |
| Skin Color | A, B | 2 | $16.99 |
| Bright Skin | D, B | 2 | $16.99 |
| Beige | A | 1 | $16.99 |
| Cream Light | A | 1 | $16.99 |
Why the range is this small
Most underwear brands sell you a wall of options. We have one shape, and the honest thing is to say so on the first screen.
- 5cup sizes, A through DD
- 7shade names the maker uses
- 12size-and-shade combinations live today
- $13.59the least any of them costs
NONIO makes a single thing: a moulded silicone cup that sticks to skin and holds itself up. There is no band around the back, no strap over the shoulder and no hook to fasten, so what a normal bra does with tension this one has to do with adhesive and shape. Everything else about the range follows from that one decision.
It follows, first, that the size chart is short. A cup letter here is not half of a bra size, because there is no band number to pair it with. It describes the moulded volume of the cup and nothing else, and that is why the sizes run A, B, C, D and DD with no 34 or 36 in front of them. If you usually buy a 34C and a 36C in different shops depending on the cut, the cup letter is the part that carries over.
It follows, second, that shade matters more than it would elsewhere. A garment worn under a dress can be any colour it likes. This one is the outermost thing under a backless dress, and in some light it is the thing people see.
So we handle the shade names carefully. The maker lists seven shade names and we print them as written. We draw no colour swatches for them. Seven of the twelve options share a single photograph, and inventing a colour chip from it would be us guessing at a shade nobody stated.
It follows, third, that the NONIO range is shallow on purpose. Twelve options is not a catalogue in the way a lingerie shop has a catalogue. It is one product, described from every angle we can describe it honestly. The guides answer the questions the product actually raises: what silicone does against skin, why there is no fibre label sewn into it, and what a shop owes you when the thing cannot be tried on first.
We at NONIO would rather run a small shop that tells you the truth about one object than a large one that repeats the same paragraph under forty. If the cup you want is not in the shade you want, that combination does not exist right now, and the table on this page shows the gap instead of hiding it behind a filter that returns nothing.
The rest of the NONIO shop is arithmetic and plain description. Prices come from a single source and get refreshed on a schedule. Ratings appear only where enough people have left one, and we never add the counts from two options together, because a rating belongs to the option that earned it.
Every option we list
The whole range as a list, with the pack price, the price per set and a button on each row.
| Cup | Shade | In the pack | Price | Each | Buy |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| A | Beige | 1 set | $16.99 | $16.99 | |
| A | Cream Light | 1 set | $16.99 | $16.99 | |
| A | Natural Nude | 1 set | $13.59 | $13.59 | |
| A | Nude Skin | 1 set | $16.99 | $16.99 | |
| A | Skin Color | 2 sets | $16.99 | $8.49 | |
| B | Bright Skin | 1 set | $16.99 | $16.99 | |
| B | Nude Skin | 1 set | $16.99 | $16.99 | |
| B | Skin Color | 2 sets | $16.99 | $8.49 | |
| C | Natural Nude | 1 set | $14.39 | $14.39 | |
| D | Bright Skin | 1 set | $18.99 | $18.99 | |
| D | Natural Nude | 1 set | $14.39 | $14.39 | |
| DD | Nude | 1 set | $15.19 | $15.19 |
What it will not do
Everything below is a limit of the object rather than a fault in it, and none of it is on the packet.
It will not carry weight the way an underwired bra carries it. Adhesive holds a shape against skin. It does not transfer load to a band and a pair of straps. The larger the cup, the more obviously that is true, and cup DD is the size where people most often expect otherwise.
It will not survive heat and sweat indefinitely. A hot room, a dance floor or a summer afternoon shortens the wear, and no adhesive bra on the market is honest if it claims otherwise.
It will not stay put over lotion, oil, sunscreen or a fresh shave. That is not a defect. It is what adhesives do.
It will not do anything for a nipple-free silhouette on its own unless the option you picked includes covers. Two of ours do, and their pages say so.
It will not last forever. The adhesive face is a wearing part: it loses grip gradually, faster if it picks up lint or is washed with anything harsher than warm water and a mild soap. Treat it as a garment with a life, not as hardware.
And it will not suit skin that reacts to adhesives. That is common enough to have its own guide on this site, with the symptoms named by the National Library of Medicine rather than by us.
The two versions
The same silicone cup ships under two descriptions. This is the whole of the difference between them.
| Version | What differs | Cups it covers | From | Buy the cheapest |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Front-clasp cup | The older of the two: a thin-edged silicone cup with a clasp at the front, so the two halves pull together and stay where you put them. | DD, D, C, A | $13.59 | |
| Cup with nipple covers | The newer of the two: the same silicone cup shape, packed with separate covers, and sold in more shades. | A, D, B | $16.99 |
Reading and questions
Three long reads on what this object does to skin, why it carries no fibre label, and what a shop owes you on an order you cannot try on. The short answers are underneath.
Silicone against skin: what happens, and what to do about it
An adhesive bra is the only garment most people own that sticks to them. That changes what can go wrong, and the useful facts come from a medical library rather than from a packet.
Read the guideWhy a silicone bra carries no fibre label
Every camisole in your drawer carries a tag naming what it is made of. A moulded silicone cup carries nothing of the kind, and the rule itself explains why rather than the box forgetting to.
Read the guideBuying an intimate you cannot try on
No fitting room takes an adhesive cup, and nobody takes one back after it has touched skin. The decision on the page is therefore the whole decision, and a federal rule sets out how a shop must handle the order that follows it.
Read the guideI wear a 34C. Which cup do I take?
C. The letter here describes the moulded volume of the cup and there is no band number to pair it with, so the letter is the part that carries across from your usual size. If you are between letters in ordinary bras, take the larger one: a cup slightly too big sits flat, a cup too small rides up at the top edge.
Why do some shades exist in only one cup?
Because that is how the maker lists them. The table on this site shows the gaps rather than hiding them, so a shade with one size beside it means exactly that: one size is what exists right now.
Are the shade names comparable to each other?
Only loosely. Nude, Natural Nude, Nude Skin, Skin Color, Bright Skin, Beige and Cream Light are the maker's seven labels, and nobody has published what each one means in a colour system. We print the names and leave the comparison to the photographs on the retail partner's page.
How many times can it be worn?
The maker calls it reusable and does not put a number on it, so neither do we. What shortens it is known: lint on the adhesive, hot water, soap that is not mild, and storing it without the film it came on.
Does it work under a backless dress?
That is the case it is built for, and it is also the case where placement matters most, because the outer edge of the cup is the line people see. The five steps on this page are worth reading once before the event rather than during it.
Where do delivery and returns happen?
At our retail partner, when you place the order, under their terms. One of the guides here goes through what a seller owes a buyer on an online order under the FTC rule, including the thirty-day clock and what a prompt refund means.