Fruit of The Loom Womens Spaghetti Strap Cotton Sports Bra - All-Day Comfort

package arrived on time and in good condition. Came with genuine Fruit of the Loom logos and tag. Very nice colors (I got the 2 blue and lime green set). I am a 38c and ordered size 40 because I prefer a loose band. They fit like a crop tank top with spaghetti straps. There are no adjustments of any kind on these bralettes. I hand wash and hang these dry. A 38 would fit me and perhaps give me a bit more support, but I cannot tolerate a snug band. They are cute and soft and do loosen up after wearing awhile. My old Fruit of the Loom scrunchy front sports bras have gotten stiff and the cotton is rough due to extensive wear and dryer use so I won't use the dryer on these. These bras are good for sleeping and lounging but do not have the structure to support exercise activities other than yoga IMO. Read more

These are surprisingly supportive for a simple bralette. The fabric is sturdy, soft, and very comfortable. If you are larger chested person who sometimes likes to double up on bras for better support, this is a good option. Read more

Solid comfy cotton no frills sleep bra. I saw that it runs small, so I ordered up as per Amazons suggestion, and it fits great. It’s wire free, comfortable breathable cotton, and supports fine for sleeping. I wouldn’t wear these to work out they don’t hold that way. Read more

These are great. Soft and comfortable. I would say they run a little small though, as I bought two sizes up and next time I’ll go even bigger. I will qualify that by saying I hate restrictive clothing, and can’t stand a tight band around my chest. Read more

Comfortable. Good fit. I am waiting for them to get on big sale to buy again - I got them for a very good deal the last time. Read more

I have bought all sizes and styles in this brand from 38 to 46 all are too tight in cup. The 40 42 44 46 in band is too loose .my underbust is 37in over bust 46.75 inch .the spaghetti strap is more comfortable but still super tight too the point my shoulders and back hurts. I have yet to find any bra type or style that offers me support and doesn't leave me bleeding from blisters. Read more

I do medium/high impact workouts. And good workout bras are EXPENSIVE! One day all my good workout bras were dirty, so I doubled up on these bras. And guess what, with 2 of these bras at the same time (1 camisole bralette & 1 sports bralette) - I was just as supported as my good workout bra - for a whole $8! Here is what I have learned. TYPES - There are now MANY types of bras under this one heading. I have both the CAMISOLE type and the SPORTS BRALETTE type (both have spaghetti straps are not adjustable). I would NOT call them sports bras, but rather "bralettes" or shelf bras. They feel like cotton and have non-adjustable straps (but the non-adjustability does not seem to be an issue for most people). I bought both in the white, black, grey sets. The sports bralette type has ruching, that doesn't look all that great and doesn't really add to the bra. But the straps of the sports bralette are really cute. The sports bralette comes with ONE set of padded inserts that can be moved from one sports bralette to the other. Because I always wear a shirt when working out, these inserts are unnecessary, so I am not using them. The set of inserts comes with the sports bralette, but NOT with the camisole type. To confirm you are buying the correct type, make sure you click on the color options and look at the accompanying photos, because the DESCRIPTION DOES NOT CHANGE! SIZING - I am a 34D(or DD) or a 36C/D. And with these bralettes I wear a 38. It feels snug and appropriately supported. For the bralettes I bought, the camisole type actually fits a bit more snug and the sports bralette type fits a bit looser. Given my sizing and what I have read from the other reviews, here is how I would guess the sizing works: A cup - go actual size. B cup - Sports Bralette go actual size, Camisole go up 1 size. C cup - go up 1 size. D cup - go up 1 size for Sports Bralette and 2 sizes for Camisole. DD and bigger - go up 2 sizes. But if you are well endowed with a small rib cage (e.g., 32 DD or bigger) then this bra may not work for you, because if you go up more than 2 sizes, the band at the bottom may be too big. (But again, for me with a 34D(or DD) or a 36C/D - a 38 is perfect.) Whew - get all that? :) Again, this is all only a guess - but hopefully my guessing helps a little. Basically the bigger your cup size, the more sizes up you need to go. (UPDATE: It is now May 2020, we are 2 months into the COVID 19 Pandemic and are "sheltering in place". Consequently it is now 2 months since I have worn an underwire bra! Even though my size 38s are still great and still work after 3 years of use, they are now a bit tighter, so I use them when I want more support/working out. But I wanted something a little less tight for "sheltering in place", so I bought a size 40 of the "sports bralette" with the ruching. I am essentially living in them - both for sleep and working around the house all day. But the reason for writing this update (beside the fact that these are truly good enough to live in) is that the sports bralettes I just purchased no longer have the separate pad to insert into the bralette for 'modesty'. So if you order the sports bralette it is unlikely that you will receive a removable pad.) HOW I WEAR THEM - I use the camisole type when I have a low cut shirt and too much cleavage is a bit inappropriate. Sometimes I wear it alone, or sometimes I wear my bra under it. I also use it alone for low impact sports (I just wore is skiing and it was perfect.) Or for my high impact workouts I use the sports bralette type and the camisole type together - in the same color, and all the straps look pretty cute! Also, because the straps are all in different places, it doesn't hurt my neck/top of my shoulders like some of my "real" sports bra do - the pressure/weight is spread out if you use the 2 different bra types together. (I have included 3 pictures of my back: a) camisole; b) sports bralette and c) both together.) WASHING: make sure to hang dry these bras - but other than that I have had no issue with either the quality or the washing of these bras. The directions say to hand wash and hang dry, but machine washing and hang drying seem to be fine. (On the other hand, if they are too big when you buy them, stick them in the dryer, because they will shrink a bit!) IN SUM - at $4-5 a bra it is an amazing price point. And for $8-10 to double them up and use them for workouts is awesome! And they are much cuter than my ugly old workout bras. I hope this is helpful to you! 2018 UPDATE: I have now been using the same bralettes (2 packs of 3) for more than a year. They have gotten a hint smaller over time (even though I always hang them dry). But they still fit, they still have great elastic, they are still soft and they still look just as good as the day I bought them. These have been a GREAT purchase! Read more

THET ARE TRUE TO THE FIT. Read more