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This is hands down one of the most comfortable bras I’ve ever owned. The no-underwire design provides amazing comfort without sacrificing support. It gives a smooth, natural shape and doesn’t dig in or poke like traditional bras. The fabric is soft, breathable, and stretches just enough to move with you throughout the day. I can wear it for hours—running errands, working, or lounging—and never feel the urge to take it off. The straps stay in place, and the band doesn’t roll or ride up. It’s perfect for everyday wear and looks great under T-shirts and fitted tops. If you’re looking for a bra that offers comfort, support, and a flattering fit without underwire, this one is a winner. I have already bought more. Read more

This is the comfiest bra I’ve put on in a while. I ordered 5 more after trying it on. It feels like a sports bra but the girls still get a bit of support and lift. I’m super happy with it. I bought it to be a comfy home bra, and it definitely is, but I wouldn’t feel bad wearing it out tbh. The adjustable straps really helped. I have a shorter frame and this tailored it to me perfectly. The clasp in the back is soft and comfortable. I can’t feel it at all. The seems are well made. The brown compliments a deep warm skin tone really well even though it’s not a true nude it’s close enough. I’m a 30G and I got a medium. It could be tighter in the band but a small would be too small. The shape is not as shaping and rounding as a normal bra but good enough. It’s thick enough that you won’t peak through so it’s modest. You do have to remember to pull your arm/back fat in (tmi). Like fluff. The girls have been more lifted but they feel so comfortable! Read more

This is Scott's wife writing this review: I bought this bra hoping that it would be super comfortable and well fitting. I purchased the L size, based on the size chart. However, the cups were too small, and I was hanging out the sides of the cups. (I don't know if taking out the padding would have helped it fit better or not - but I didn't want to chance it with the possibility of a return.) One of the competitors has a "large - plus" size, which I think is for women like me - the true DD/DDD breasts. I feel like this bra is fine for D and almost DD breasts, and I can see how it's so popular. The fabric was very soft, the quality seemed nice, it was cute on, and the straps had lots of length for adjustments. One extra nice touch that the manufacturer added in the package was a little lingerie bag! I was impressed with just that little extra that they didn't have to do. All in all, if the cups had been bigger or I was a little smaller busted, I would have kept it. Read more

I Love This Bra!! Very buttery material. The most comfortable no wire with solid support. It’s a flattering design. The straps stay put and the band doesn’t roll!! I’m a DD and usually a 36/38 band and I ordered a large and it fits perfectly!! I have spent a lot of wasted money on bras and this bra is finally what I have been looking for. Ordering another & another. Read more

I love, love, love this bra. I don't think I have worn such a comfortable bra in years. It's soft and adds a very soft and subtle feeling of padding (not much). It feels amazing against my skin. I have to admit that I had trouble getting the extension to stay put long enough to get the bra snapped, but that is minor; I can tack it down with a couple of stitches. The fact that an extender is included is awesome (and not always the case with "set size" type bras. The fact that this also tends to be smoothing in the area under the armpit is just an extra nicety. Unlike other "comfy" bras, this one actually holds things in place with some support. I was worried it might be so soft that it would let gravity rule the game... After having my first one for about 3 weeks & comparing it to my other bras, I had to come back and order a couple more. BTW: I normally wear a 40C because I have gained weight - 225LBs. I got mine in the XXL and use the extender Read more

Will preface by saying I HATE the way most bra companies do their sizing because it results in a poor fitting bra, especially for those of us with larger chests. I’m disappointed to say this bra is no different. So listen up ladies because I’m about to share some bra fitting advice I read about years ago and has never failed me: First, measure your under bust. Whatever number you get in inches is going to be your band size. So for example, the last time I measured myself I was just north of 36”, so my true band size is 36. NOT 40 or 42, like this size chart says. Literally the only reason bra companies tell you to add 4 inches or whatever is because they refuse to make the cups any bigger than a D or DD. But the bulk of the support is meant to come from the band, NOT the straps! So if you’re increasing your band size to make up for cup size, you’re losing the support. Second, bend over so your girls are hanging, THEN measure over your bust at the widest part. Take that number and subtract your band size. That is your cup size. So continuing with my example, my band was a 36 and my bust was about 43 inches, so a difference of 7 inches, making my cup size G (1 inch of breast = 1 cup size). So my actual bra size is 36G. Yes, those sizes exist. No, a D cup is not actually that big, despite what the media wants you to think. Ok so back to this bra! According to their size chart, I needed an XXL. Which, ok, yes I do tend to buy XXL shirts because of my chest, and I have other wire-free bras that are XL and a bit tight. So I figured I’d try the XXL and see what happens. Y’all. It was somehow too big and too small at the same time?? As expected, the band wasn’t nearly tight enough - which makes sense if they’re comparing it to a 40-42 band size. I had it latched on the innermost hooks to make it as tight as possible and I still had too much give. I felt like if I hopped around a couple times my ladies would slide right out the bottom. (side note - if you’re also using the innermost hooks on a brand new bra, your band is too big! Go down a size! You should be starting on the widest hook setting and gradually working your way inward as the bra ages and stretches out). Ok so my band was too big. But the cups? They were fine I guess. Like, they weren’t so small that I was spilling out or anything, but I was still a bit smooshed into uniboob. Lastly, the straps. I feel like they were also a bit too long. To make up for the band not being supportive enough, I tried to tighten the straps to help with lift. But even with them fully tightened, there just wasn’t enough support. Now all of this said, I already accidentally threw it in the wash with the rest of my laundry, soooo I will be keeping it instead of returning. But I figured I could still wear it to lounge around the house. I mean, it was so unsupportive that it honestly felt like I wasn’t wearing a bra, so in that regard it is comfortable. I did consider purchasing an XL to try that instead, but I feel like that would only solve my band size issue while the cups would be even smaller, which is not what I need. Other things of note: everyone else seems to have gotten theirs in a box with a cute little breast cancer screening card and extender hooks. I did not. No box, no card, no extender. Mine did come in the mesh laundry bag, but that was then packaged in a clear poly bag. Not sure what that’s about, but I guess it’s a good thing I didn’t need the extender. I don’t think the pads were removable on mine, and they didn’t seem to shift around or fold in the washer, so that’s a plus. And the fabric is quite soft and comfy, and I liked the design. Giving 3 stars because I wanted to love this bra, but unfortunately I just don’t think it’s meant for someone with a lot of breast tissue. Read more