“I love the soft fabric and the cut of this bra. The nice wide band is great, and the adjustable straps make it possible for me, a very tall person, to wear without any riding up. However, my issue is that the seams that attach the cups to the straps are very thick, and they irritate the skin of my chest because they fall right in the crease of my arm/chest. This is a problem for me on the essentials soft bra too, but that one can be solved simply by wearing the bra inside out. I've been wearing this bra inside out as well, but it doesn't work as neatly with the this one because of the cup seams. I'm doing it anyway, because I LOVE the fabric and the fit. But that's why I can't give five stars.”
“Bra sizing is tough. We come in different sizes and shapes, and not every set of tatas fit in a bralette. Mine work with this one. My braless 20s makes me fond of minimal support at 50. This is a barely there bra that holds my girls up while giving a more natural shape than those nasty torture devices my mom kept giving me in hopes of making me more presentable. I wouln't wear this with a tight T-shirt to work, but definitely good with a looser top or a sweater. I'm rocking this bra at yoga tonight without a care. The fit is a big improvement over the original model, in which my cups floweth over to the point where I'd likely pop out during a down-dog. No fears now. Cup is a bit bigger. The seams are a bit flatter. Love the broader straps. I'll buy a few more once I decide on the color.”
“I was really hopeful for this bralette. They definitely did improve on the design of the last iteration- the straps are nice and wide and the boob seam is much less noticeable, BUT the seam where the straps meet the front of the bra are like hard and pokey and suuuuper itchy and uncomfortable”
“The straps definitely have a sharp seam on the front that you have to cut off. I bought a size up and good thing I did, it barely fits. I think I'll stick with the traditional bras from now on, just doesn't support as well as I'd like.”
