I have not found a bra that you don't even know you’re wearing...until now. No more back pain or thoughts of taking the thing off asap! Love the bra’s concept, but so dissatisfied. Seems there was little R&D done. The material is “fused” together only to last two months tops. Even with hand washing the material begins to seperate and the bra falls to pieces literally. I now keep a bottle of clear gorilla glue to mend the pieces together. Dont waste your money or time....

I normally wear a 42G, and I find their 3X size to fit comfortably despite it being off their chart. At first I wasn't impressed. The edges aren't finished, and the seams on the bra are inconsistent - they look to be done with minimal stitching relying primarily on a press and seal type function which doesn't always hold. It's true that the cup inserts aren't attached, and will fall out in the laundry. I've already had the missing sock phenomenon happen to one of these making that particular bra temporarily unusable. However if you adjust them after putting on the bra they will stay in place. The entire thing is stretchy and there is no other way to adjust things like strap length. All that being said, this had become my go-to bra for everything except exercise. It's the only bra I've ever worn that is more comfortable than being naked. There is little support, and it doesn't pair well with less conservative necklines/back designs, between that and the low quality of the seaming - it's not perfect, but it's getting close.

Love the bra. Comfortable, No seams or hooks. Easy on/off. Since I have a bad back this is important. Stopped wearing other sports bras because I had difficulty getting the off once fatigued. One exception -- Note to designer the type of thread or possible the method use to tack/strengthen the fusing of the interior lining to the bra is iritationg to the tender area along the side under the armpit. I put lotion on the stitching in an attempt to soften.

I wore this bra one time, and whatever sticky tape or glue they use to hold bra together under arms, completely broke down and fell apart. There is no stitching. It's one solid piece of cut out stretchy fabric. There are pads inserted, and where the opening is, it's just sticky tape...which didn't hold up for one day. It crumbled and fell out. Hoping to return.

I was looking for a light, no hook, bra to wear at home after shoulder surgery and this seemed ideal. I bought two. However being a D cup, this was not suitable even for around the house. There is practically no snugness to the bottom band so the girls peek out the bottom with any overhead arm movements. And the pads in the cups are constantly folding over. I bought some wide soft elastic to sew on the band to see if I can still use them. They are so soft and light, I just love how they feel when on. So it is disappointing that they are not well thought out for larger busts. Should not have been advertised for D. Probably perfect for B.

Seems fine at first then “uniboob” a half hour later. I tried 2 sizes. Smaller size results in more of that. Next size (large) is WAY too large. For reference I’m 36D or 34 DD. Things tend to fall out below the band with either size. Very disappointing. I was hoping to replace my old discontinued Bali Comfort Revolution pullover bras (the reversible ones). They were the best & most comfortable ever. Seems like all the current Bali bras either have hooks or have no support.

This is a weird looking bra and I was very surprised when I opened the package. However, it goes over the head easily and is also easy to get into place. It comes with little pads which I have never worn before, but I liked these. It truly feels like you are wearing nothing at all. However, the bottom rolls after a while so you have to tug it back in place. So I would say the big pro is that it's easy to get over your head and in place, the con is that you have to keep tugging at it to keep it from rolling up.

I bought several bras before and after my lumpectomy surgery. Most bras would begin to irritate my skin around the incisions after a couple hours but this fabric is very slippery, silky cool, feels great against my skin and isn’t irritating to my now freshly healed incisions. It’s not very supportive, but I found I can wear a more supportive, non-underwire bra over it when I needed more support so the only fabric against my skin was the easylite fabric. It is enough support for sleeping at night by itself with a pillow at my side. Hope this helps anyone else who has to go through surgery.

I'm a DDD cup and I wasn't expecting a super stretchy bralette to give any support. Well, it doesn't. I needed something to provide some modesty coverage for some shirts I love, but have stretched out a bit and reveal too much to wear to work. These are perfect for that. They come with foam inserts for nipple padding, but there's an open pocket to yank these out. They fold right up and shift anyway. They'll provide the modesty coverage I wanted over my regular bra and not mess up the line of the shirts.

This is the wife reviewing: Bought this week, July 2023. Am 38 D. Chart on box stated I should buy a M but I knew that was wrong. Got a L and it's a tad tight around torso. What I do not like is that the foam cups are NOT removable. It's summertime and don't need foam insulation! But it is a beautiful bra.