Wearing this is heaven for a 32G. I've had the nude for a couple months and love it. I have to force myself to wear a bra now and i've always loved pretty bras but this camisole eliminates all the stress in my upper back. Even though I love my Chantelle 3 part bras and am used to the structure and underwire and all that jazz that G cups require, this cami supports, separates and gives a nice shape. A bit more jiggle of course, I wouldn't go running with it. I bought a 38 after trying a 34 and 36 first. I don't need to be cinched in but I needed the larger cups. Well worth the money. Probalby too hot for summer though. Martine from Salt Lake City, UT

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

True firm control cami with no uniboob. Submitted from TheUndies.com

• Body Type: Petite (5'3" and under)
• Posted: April, 2012

Love it Helen from Ct

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

I wanted to add to my comment. It seems there are a few complaints about the lack of "modesty" in the bra area and would like TC to remedy what they see as a problem. One can purchase "petals" to insert in the cup for "modesty." I hope TC will change nothing in that area. I love being bra free and not having thickness in the cup. I've only owned one hard shaped cup bra before and didn't like it. I also like that, unlike the TC 444 this one has no elastic under the bust which can be binding. No uniboob look either and I'm a G cup. Just wish the fabric were lighter weight. Martine from Salt Lake City

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

I love it! I purchased the TC 444 a few weeks ago and was not entirely satisfied because I didn't like the ballet back and narrow straps. I wear 32g bra and ordered the 444 in 36 but I found it tight, because, I guess it's meant to take off inches. But I'm not looking for a slimmer look, only support for my G cups without a bra so I went up to the 38 and am very happy with it. My only complaint is that the fabric is quite thick--fine for winter but I'm sure I won't want to wear in the summer. I wanted something I could wear around the house and, maybe to run to the grocery store. It's much better than that. I've worn it out several times, including, yesterday, to make a work presentation. A little more jiggle than with a bra but 1000% comfortable. Martine from Salt Lake City

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

I loved this camisole when I first received it and immediately ordered two more. Unfortunately, after a few days my shoulders became very painful and I had to stop wearing the camisole. I still think it's the best item out there for what it does but I do wish the shoulders had an adjustment so I can continue to wear if comfortably.

TC Fine Response: The shoulder strap is a comfort strap – designed to be comfortable, particularly on larger wearers. In this case, I can only think of two reason for the discomfort – the size may be too small. On occasion, even though the cups may fit, if a person has a broad back, she often needs to go to the next size up. Secondly, this person’s shoulders (the way she is “built.) simply may cause the straps to lay on her shoulders at the wrong place = discomfort. Cleo from Concord, Ma

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

This is a great undergarment! It has good support and shapes the figure really well. I would definitely recommend this garment to anyone looking for a nice smooth shape. Kathy from Wolf Point, Mt. USA

• Body Type: Average Height (5'4"-5'8")
• Age: 60's
• Posted: November, 2011

Well made. Comfortable straps. Top fits great, but much too wide at hip line for me. Gaia from America's Wild Rivers Coast

• Body Type: Average Height (5'4"-5'8")
• Age: 60's
• Posted: May, 2011

The bottom rolls up. The cups are alright for this type of garment, but provide no separation so I get the "uni-boob" look. This could use a little more side support.

TC Fine Response: When wearing a camisole, there is a proportional relationship between the bust, stride, and band size. The first complaint, that the garment rides up possibly indicates that the size may be too small. This supposes that the proportional difference between the bust, or the size of the midriff (not mentioned) is stressing the stretch of the garment too much – therefore riding up. The “uniboob” effect usually relates (also) to a cup size that is too small. Because, in this garment, the cup size relates to the band size, our suggestion is to move up to size 44. Valentina from West Chester PA 19380 USA

• Body Type: Average Height (5'4"-5'8")
• Age: 70's
• Posted: May, 2011

Love, love, love, this. I can finally wear fitted tops. Did I say I love this ana Maria from orlando

• Body Type: Petite (5'3" and under)
• Age: 40's
• Posted: April, 2011

About once a year, I like to try to find a better camisole and buy another brand. I always return to TC. The only reason that I experiment is because the TC tends to crush my boobs. I have still been unable to find any brand that is better than TC. My hope is that the TC designers fix the problem because their product is so wonderful. jane in chicago from chicago, Illinois

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

No roll up, no uni-boob and true firm control! Submitted from TheUndies.com

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