This 100% cotton bra should be a winner because the cotton fabric causes no irritation. The wearer feels as if there is no bra, at all. It has a superb design, fit, feel, and wear! Submitted from TheUndies.com

• Body Type: Petite (5'3" and under)
• Posted: May, 2013

Is very comfortable to wear as a 'regular' bra. Lasts well. Submitted from TheUndies.com

• Body Type: Average Height (5'4"-5'8")
• Posted: April, 2013

Very comfortable and cotton! Submitted from TheUndies.com

• Body Type: Average Height (5'4"-5'8")
• Posted: April, 2013

I like less constricting bras with support, and this bra was surprisingly comfortable. I think the lower band may roll over time as I've only washed it three times so far and have had to make sure the elastic lies flat. I usually wear an underwire, so after reading the reviews for this thought I'd give it a try. I don't think it will win any bra beauty awards for how it shapes, but I'm finding that I want to wear it as often as possible, and have ordered another in nude. It's SO good as a workout bra for me since the slip on squashers really hurt my neck where the T junction is, and this is a dream to wear with a lot of movement. It's very breatheable as it's cotton and it absorbs sweat well without showing onto my tshirt. I don't worry about "show through" and I absolutely hate padding or filler in cups. I like that it's a 2 hook closure, as the 3 hook bras are just too much for me. The straps don't slip off, though there is a very slight amount of slip on one side for me. This is amazing since unless I'm wearing some sort of T back, I always have slipping problems. I had to file with a nailfile around the back closure edge area to keep it from scratching, but that took about five minutes and I think the bra is well worth it. That and the potential rolling of the band are why I've given it 4 not 5 stars. It's quickly turning into my every day bra. It's not my preference shape wise, but it's not as bad as champion slip on sports bras. I can wear it for daily walks and I do forget I have it on at the end of the day and don't need to pull it off when I'm vegging out on the couch. Surprisingly comfortable and wearable bra. I don't usually buy at this regular price, but as noted, I've ordered another one! First no underwire bra I've worn in 20 years. Definite support, and I'm way picky. I do active martial arts and my day job is hard physical labor in my studio that requires a lot of leaning in to work. This bra fits both bills very nicely and I can wear it under regular clothes with a lower neck and it looks good enough. On me, it isn't a good enough shape for business meetings, but for every day it's just fine. I think it needs a bit more side support, and that would give a better shape for me. Also, I have a narrow ribcage, and I need to use the tightest set of hooks in the 36C once I washed it. I've ordered the next one in a 34C to see how that band size works. Cup size was true. The bra seems to be well fabricated. If something fails, I'll update this review. Deb from Providence, RI

• Body Type: Average Height (5'4"-5'8")
• Age: 50's
• Posted: February, 2013

I measured for the size according to your instructions, which indicated a 34 DD or 34 E. I wasn't at all confident that a 34 would fit around my chest - it's been a long time since I've worn a 34 bra and I've gained 30-40 lbs since then. Also, I don't have very large breasts (which a DD or E indicates to me). So, I ordered a 38C, which is rather tight around the band (at the max extension possible) also it's snug in the cup. I'm guessing that a 40D would have fit better! So, the measuring guide isn't very helpful at all!! Other than that, I like the softness of the cotton.

We are pleased to hear that you utilized our fit features we offer. However, we suggest when altering your size in a bra that you only do one of two things. You are saying the bra in a 34 band was too tight. In this case you would want to go up in the band size which would take you to a 36 band. Then you would need to go down in the cup. Since you were measured at a DD or E you would need to go down to a D cup. That would allow the 36 D to fit like the 34DD/E. This is what we call the sister size to your actual measurement. Only it will give more room in the band to tailor to your comfort preference. The cup then will still provide the support and coverage you originally had in the DD/E. I hope this helps when using the Universal Cup Size feature in the future! Anne from California

• Body Type: Petite (5'3" and under)
• Age: 70's
• Posted: January, 2013