Wacoal Response: Sometimes when a bra is just too tight it may not be the band size it may be the cup size. Try on the bra in a B cup and see how that works. You have our wishes for a complete recovery from your illness. Barbara
Wacoal Response: Wacoal is working on having more colors in this bra. Watch for some changes in Fall 2012. Claudine from calhoun, ga 30701
Wacoal Response: This is not a "soft cup bra" it is a wire free contour. judy from radnor PA.
Wacoal Response: This bra is not a padded bra. It is a contour non-wire bra. To get full padding or push-up try the style Wacoal bra 85780 which has a push-up wire. SF from California
I bought this bra as a "replacement" for a Wacoal bra that was perfect for me but has been discontinued.
The biggest difference between these two bras is the amount of fabric in the band. This new line of Wacoal bras (yes, I tried different cup sizes, went through the returns process, and found it true of all in bras in the Awareness Contour Soft Cup Bra line) offers less fabric for the same price one always pays for Wacoal.
The only GOOD thng about this bra is that the straps don't slide and that after the red marks disappear the wearer somewhat "gets used to" the fit as being supposedly "proper."
I won't be buying any more of this bra and if Wacoal doesn't get its act together I will be waving goodbye to the whole Wacoal line.
Wacoal Response: You obviously think you need to wear a soft cup bra. You probably should try a nice contour underwire in 34D. You might be trying on the wrong band size. If the bra hurts on the loosest adjustment then it is obviously too small and she needs to go up a band size---but not necessarily a cup size. The straps on the one you bought have not changed but it is not the same strap that in on the other Awareness bras by design. I think you should try style 85340 in size 34D. S
HerRoom Response: This bra does not have underwires. This is probably why you don't feel there is enough support. don'tusuallywritereviews from seattle