I like that the bra is not confining but the material is very cheap. I purchased almost the exact same bra from a tv shopping show and the material was much thicker and well made. I don’t plan to buy this again because of the cheap material which is too bad because I really do like the bra otherwise.

Very lightweight and comfortable. No wires to poke you or to rearrange. I'm a bigger, older gal (42DD) and this gives me enough support without feeling too restricted.. Great for "around the house days" or "t-shirt and jeans days" where I don't have to be dressed up but still need to be presentable.

These are THE MOST comfortable, lightweight, supportive bras ever! I absolutely adore them. They even support my very large breasts with nothing to dig into my skin. The cups are removeable, but they're "slim" enough to remain to provide extra uplift. Smoothing is everywhere, no more unsightly back fat. It practically feels like you're wearing nothing, but gives you holds you up well.

I have a lot of these bras. Most comfortable ever! But they have a few issues: 1) the shoulder strap needs to be 1-2” longer so the don’t ride up; 2) the cups don’t need to be removable; 3) whatever it is that closes the seam under the arms? Yeah, that comes undone. All of them do that. And then the cups come out. Which is why I never pay full price for them. But they’re so dang comfortable I overlook the flaws. I’ve been wearing them now for almost 3 years—exclusively.

Love love love. I have struggles with straps slipping. I hated it. Until now! This bra feels like I'm not wearing anything. No back fat, no slippage. One small thing is that the material absorbs the armpit sweat and has stained the fabric edge under my arm. I do not care! Buy black and no problem... lol

This is the most comfortable bra I’ve ever worn. What I don’t like about it is that my breasts are not separated and it looks like I have a uniboob. Young people these days like the sport bra look where everything is crunched together, but my older generation appreciate the look of separate breasts. Do you have a similar comfort bra which will separate the breasts?

36C-Med Severe bony osteoarthritis in both shoulders kept me from being able to wear ANY bra with straps UNTIL I found the Easylite. Though it is not the most supportive bra, it is the only "bra" that covers, holds in place, and does not cause 'strap pain'. They do tend to 'stretch out' a bit after a couple of wears so I wash and dry mine with my permanent press clothes and they come out like new. Stepping into and pulling them up is the easiest way to get them on. Overall, I am so glad there is something out there for women like me who can no longer wear the traditional bra.

The bra is excellent, but it'd be nice if they'd create one for folks with actual boobs. I'm a DD cup, but I guess I'm not allowed to be comfortable. I'm continually told I must have wireds poking in me and/or spaghetti-thin straps cutting into my shoulders. No thanks! Bali once provided a great and wonderful bra like this that gave some support. Now the fabric is too thin and there's NO support. If you're less than DD, it's probably a dream bra. Enjoy.

The plus side of this bra is it is soft and comfortable. Great for a lounge bra around the house. The cons are it has no support, and it had a weird chemical smell to it. I would advise to wash it before you wear it. The smell went away after it was laundered. Other than that, not a bad bra. If you are looking for support, this is not the bra for you.

Bought specifically to use during radiation treatment. No seams or edges anywhere front and back. gentlest, softest. (I also bought and rated Bali Comfort Revolution® EasyLite® Back Close Wirefree Bra.) This one has no back closure. So this would be better if also needed gentleness in the back. (The front of both styles is the same.) This one is easiest to get on by stepping in and pulling up.