very comfortable to wear as an "everyday bra" with just the right amount of support. If you get your correct size, the fit is great with enough room in the cups to stop top and side spillover. Will order again in the future. The material is very soft and fits smoothly under clothes. Bonia from Richmond, VA

• Body Type: Petite (5'3" and under)
• Age: 50's
• Posted: May, 2012

Nice looking bra - fit okay, initially; boobs "migrated" to the uniboob look within a couple of hours. Would not recommend.

Elila Response: The bra sounds a bit big for you and if you are looking for more structure with minimum amount of seams, try our molded 1803 softcup bra. If you would like more structure I would suggest style 1303. MG from PA

• Body Type: Average Height (5'4"-5'8")
• Age: 50's
• Posted: January, 2012

It's nice and the fit is OK. Kathryn from Berwyn, IL, U

• Body Type: Average Height (5'4"-5'8")
• Age: 60's
• Posted: January, 2012

The bra size runs very small compared to other bras. I tried a 46B and could not fasten the bra! I couldn't believe it. I was looking forward to this bra and then it didn't fit and they don't make bigger sizes. I feel like the sizes are designed by someone who knows nothing about women and their needs. Just because a woman needs a bigger band size doesn't mean they need a bigger cup size.....yet can one ever find various cup sizes in larger band sizes? I guess another example of a bra being designed by someone who doesn't have to wear one!! I thought this bra was going to be the answer to my desire and then it ran so small to size....I was really shocked....I'm not that big but this bra ran small. I was so dissappointed. Cindy from Diamond Bar, CA USA

• Body Type: Petite (5'3" and under)
• Age: 60's
• Posted: August, 2011

These bras are really comfortable and hold things "in the right place" I would order from them again. Angie from Mid-Mo

• Body Type: Average Height (5'4"-5'8")
• Age: 30's
• Posted: May, 2011

4.0 - 4.5. Nice bra. Good looks and comfortable fit. Extremely supportive. Washes up easily by hand. I am tickled pink. Wanda from Baltimore, MD, USA

• Body Type: Petite (5'3" and under)
• Age: 50's
• Posted: April, 2011

it is relatively comfortable. I was looking for a bra with lot's of side support. This bra has some but not as much as it could have, but more than I've seen. The straps do stay in place which is a problem I had before. The under arm area could be narrower. All in all this company makes a good product. Thank you. sally from port jefferson station,ny,usa

• Body Type: Petite (5'3" and under)
• Age: 60's
• Posted: May, 2010

help I love the fit but the side stays bend and cut me has any one tried to take them out without changing the fit or ruin the bra ?????? any suggestions ?????

HerRoom Response: We have forwarded your comments on to Elila for comment. We also note that you are petite in stature, which can be part of the issue.

Elila Response: Plastic bones serve two purposes, 1. is to keep the garment from stretching too much and 2. To help support the sides of a garment so it doesn’t roll. If they bother the wearer they can be taken out especially if they are petite because it will help the garment contour the body at the underarm more comfortably but be aware it may feel a bit bigger so adjust it accordingly when you hook it. sue from plantsville ct usa

• Body Type: Petite (5'3" and under)
• Age: 50's
• Posted: October, 2009

I was dreaming about Elila bras since long time, finaly I found it on sale.I ordered my regular size 44D,but it is not one size too small,but 2 sizes.What an unpleasant surprise. So be careful with sizes ,order at least one size bigger or even consider two sizes more. Quality of this bra is perfect zemkacz from NYC

• Body Type: Average Height (5'4"-5'8")
• Age: 50's
• Posted: September, 2009

Excellent support and uplift for average to full figures. Smooth under clothes. I like that it's offered in smaller cups because I am large enough to really require good support but not big enough to fit some of the other full figure styles. I think if you are more average in the cup you may have to size down in the cups slightly because the full figure styles are designed with fuller cups. I'm probably in between the 38B and 38C but I got the B. Also if you are between band sizes pick the bigger one because (as a supportive bra) this bra is firm; it has some stretch, but not ultra-stretchy.

My only complaint is that being ultra-sensitive, the boning on this as in any bra is irritating to me. I may remove it because I haven't had a big problem with band roll and I'd rather have a little roll-up than the boning. It's possible this may alter the look some but I just want to be comfortable. I will say that the boning in this bra is less uncomfortable than some of the other bras I've tried lately. If boning hasn't bothered you before, it probably won't bother you in this style either. Sarah from Boston, MA

• Body Type: Average Height (5'4"-5'8")
• Age: 40's
• Posted: October, 2008

The cups on this garment were too large. I will never understand why manufacturers always increase the cup size as the number goes up. A D cup should be the same D cup whether it's 36D or a 46D.

HerRoom Response: There is actually a good reason for this.A cup size actually measures the amount of projection off your chest. Larger sizes require more mass to be 4 inches out in front than a smaller size. This is why they are not the same. WANDA from OAK FOREST,IL. USA

• Age: 60's
• Posted: August, 2008

I love the Elila bras. After 30 years, finally found bras that fit. The bras (and I have many styles, including Style 1307 - Satin & Microfiber Softcup Bra) fit very well, are comfortable, give a nice shape and have excellent support. The best thing is that once you put them on, they stay put; never have to tug at the bra until you take it off. Also, being a "G" cup, the support and quality of the Elila bras have taken away the pressure on my shoulders & neck. My rating of four stars is due to the fact that the cup size runs small; had to order next size up (G). Jane from Pittsburgh, PA USA

• Age: 50's
• Posted: August, 2008