Blue (navy) Breathable Unlined Bras

By definition, unlined bras don’t have any lining or padding the cups. As opposed to unlined bras, lined bras usually feature padding or other materials in the cups, which creates a higher coverage and more rounded look. Both bra styles have their uses – but let’s learn more about unlined bras.

Well-made unlined satin bras are great because they provide the support you need, without the extra weight and bulk of too much padding. They’re also very attractive because they create the most natural shape possible. Some styles are available with underwires, and others are available in soft cup designs. They’re great to wear under lightweight and breezy clothes.

Because unlined bras don’t have any lining or padding in the cups at all, this style lets you show off your shape without extra coverage or creating a less-than-natural shape. Many sheer styles give you the support and comfort you want, plus the subtle, sexy appeal of something a little more revealing.

Most unlined bras don’t prevent nipple show-through, so they’re often worn under layers or looser tops that don’t cling to closely to the skin. Unlined bras are made in a variety of different fabrics and materials (like mesh, lace and nylon). They also come in different levels of coverage, like full-coverage and demi cup styles. Unlined bras are also available in bralette styles.

If support is a priority, you can get it from unlined bras just like you do from lined bras. If you want some extra shaping and more modesty, unlined bras might not be for you. But, if you want some lightweight lift and a natural look, you’ll love the unlined bra styles available at HerRoom.

Browse our variety of attractive styles, all made using different weightless materials that give you the comfortable fit and support you want without having to deal with the bulkiness with a lined or padded bra.Find something pretty, light, comfortable and sexy that you’ll love to wear all day and night! Shop our selection of unlined bras, available in plus sizes, now.