I have tried on several bras, t-shirt ones and others. I've noticed bras in the same brand have strap clasps that loosen the straps when I pull it toward the back of the bra and tighten when I pull it toward the back of the bra. Isn't this odd? I thought you always moved the "slider" toward your back to loosen bras. Also, with a t-shirt bra shouldn't the "slider" on the strap be toward the back. Otherwise if you're wearing a tight t-shirt, it will show in the front. Legit advice..no jokes please.I have tried on several bras, t-shirt ones and others. I've noticed bras in the same brand have strap clasps that loosen the straps when I pull it toward the back of the bra and tighten when I pull it toward the back of the bra. Isn't this odd? I thought you always moved the "slider" toward your back to loosen bras. Also, with a t-shirt bra shouldn't the "slider" on the strap be toward the back. Otherwise if you're wearing a tight t-shirt, it will show in the front. Legit advice..no jokes please.

Normally, if you prefer a tight bra fitting, then slider or adjustment buckle should be liitle low on the back. Normally if you slide it down in the back then it is more tight.

The strap clasp should set right at the top of your shoulder. It should be this way when ever you wear a bra. Then the support is evenly distributed, an no show on the clasp, at all. This position also keeps it from slipping. This clasp position and a comfortable fit, means you have a properly fitting bra. If its forward or back of the shoulder, it is either too big or too small once adjusting the strap to this position. The same applies to any type clothing with this type of strap clasp.