Feeling Flexible Full Bust Bralette

I think it was marked down because the removeable pads were bunched up and they didn’t notice the “removeable” part. I loved Wacoal but stopped wearing wires after Breast cancer. I’m delighted to find their bra without wires at a marked down price. It’s very comfortable and supportive. The only thing is I wear a 36 c and the size was 2xx! Perfect fit.

I am always searching for a wireless bra that will still offer support and I have a drawerful of bras that are just ‘meh’. I wear a 34D and this bra fits and supports well. The best part is that it has a back closure. But after wearing it a few short times, even before washing it, the material started to pill all over the front and back. This is unsightly and at the age of 70, I have bought many bras in my life and never had this happen. I do not understand why the material did this and I am reluctant to buy another like it. Feeling disappointed

This bra run firm on the band, I used it to run for me is perfect, creating good support and stability. Fabric is soft enough and breathable, it had removable pads, despite the straps not being adjustable they stay in place and don’t fall of the shoulders, adjust to your body, good bound back fabric.

Normally I don't wear a bra at home because I don't like the feeling of straps pressing down on my shoulders. It makes my upper back sore. However, since I've been pregnant, the discomfort of no breast support is worse, so I've been looking for a comfy, lightweight bra that I won't really feel, basically just for relaxing at home without feeling like I have dumbbells hanging from my chest. This bra is not that. It's very compressing and tight - it fits like a sports bra. I originally ordered a medium according to the size chart, and it was WAY too small. I thought, maybe my size is off from being pregnant (though I was only a few months along when I got the bra). I returned them and ordered an XL. Even the XL is quite tight, ESPECIALLY in the straps. It seems like the straps on the XL are no longer than the straps on the M. All that being said, I'm glad I have these bras. I don't use them for home, like I originally planned, but they are nice, comfortable, and supportive for going out of the house for errands and such. The lack of underwire makes them more comfortable during pregnancy than my regular bras (all of which have underwires, which never bothered me before, but does now that I have a little bump).I left the padding in, and with it, they do provide a little more shape than a basic sports bra, so I don't have the unfortunate uni-boob. When not pregnant I wear size 34DD, and I'm maybe one size bigger at this point, in case that helps anyone.