Elila Molded Softcup Spacer Bra 1803

This is super comfy as an "around the house" bra assuming three things: 1. You have the correct band size; 2. You have the correct cup size; 3. You remove the plastic boning on the sides. Good support, no boob seams, thumbs up.

HerRoom Response: We never recommend the removal of the side boning - especially in a wire free bra. Doing so can cause your sides to collapse. and bulge. Jules from Silver City NM

• Height: Average Height (5'4"-5'8")
• Age: 30s
• Posted: July 9,2021

This is the most comfortable bra I have tried in a long time. I'm ordering a few more. I love this brand *Elila) Angel from O Fallon

• Height: Average Height (5'4"-5'8")
• Age: 50s
• Posted: June 2,2020

The cups of this bra run very large. I mean maybe two sizes too large than other bras the same size. The band size was fine.

HerRoom Response: Elila has unique sizing. We have very important size adjusting comments on our size chart. They include going up a band size and down 2 cup sizes from your normal bra size. Deborah from Virginia

• Height: Average Height (5'4"-5'8")
• Age: 60s
• Posted: May 19,2020

Have been wearing this style for a couple of years. Fairly comfortable except for the plastic stays that are on the sides of the bra. I cut them out as soon as I get the bra which makes it more comfortable. Wish they would stop putting in the stays. They cut into my sides. babs from clarksville md usa

• Height: Average Height (5'4"-5'8")
• Age: 60s
• Posted: October 2,2019

Have ordered this bra for a couple of years. Like the bra but wish they did not put the stays on the sides. Stays are very uncomfortable and I always cut them out Babs from Clarksville

• Height: Average Height (5'4"-5'8")
• Age: 60s
• Posted: April 29,2019

Have been wearing this bra for several years. The reason I did not give it 5 stars is that the boning on the sides cuts into my skin so I have to cut out the boning before I can wear it. Wish they would not put in the boning or modify it somehow. Believe if the lower end was little shorter it would be better. Babs from Columbia, MD

• Height: Average Height (5'4"-5'8")
• Age: 60s
• Posted: March 1,2019

First, I will say I usually wear a 38I. Trust them when they suggest adjusting your measurements for this bra. Second, I thought I had found the Holy Grail but not quite. I can't tolerate wire and I don't want old-lady, pointy boobs. This met those requirements. The cups are a soft molded material that give you a very rounded look. There are pieces of plastic (instead of wire?) sewn into the side support. After a day of sitting and bending they had bent out of shape and were poking me.. ouch. I wound up cutting a tiny hole and removing them with little problem. At this point my main problem is that I still find the material a teeny bit itchy. Not terribly but enough that I can't forget about the bra... I'm constantly adjusting or itching at it. It must be something about the microfiber. I have washed it several times now. Also, the straps are not padded at all so they dig in to the shoulders. If they could just make the straps a bit padded it would help so much.. especially for those of us with large cup sizes. Almost great but not quite. Lisa from NY

• Height: Average Height (5'4"-5'8")
• Age: 40s
• Posted: January 22,2019

This bra is fine, but I had to take the boning out. When I got home from work the first time I wore it, the boning had punctured my skin. I believe that if I were of average height, this would not have happened. I've worn it since removing the boning and it's supportive and comfortable. I'd love to have a bra option for shorter people with a large chest. Painful bras have become a way of life. And, I really wish I didn't have to pay enormous prices for bras AND still having to alter them. Mary from Houston, Texas

• Height: Petite (5'3" and under)
• Age: 50s
• Posted: November 23,2018

I liked the cups of the bra, however when I tried it on and sat down in it, the band seemed to dig into my ribs a bit too severely. The band size was correct, however it sat on my body too low.

HerRoom Response: Elila uses traditional band sizing, so add 3" to 4" to your underband measurement. If you are new to the Elila brand, go up 1 band size and down 2 cup sizes from your current bra size (e.g. If you're a 36H(D5), move to a 38F(D3)). Sheila from Mpls, MN

• Height: Average Height (5'4"-5'8")
• Age: 50s
• Posted: October 31,2018

Fit was good, but for some reason this bra was extremely itchy. I even washed it before wearing. Will give it another try, but not too hopeful.

Elila Response: We suggest handwashing for the longest life of the bra, it will get softer the more you wash it. Sandy from Annapolis, MD

• Height: Petite (5'3" and under)
• Age: 60s
• Posted: October 9,2018

I like this bra but finding the exact fit is a problem, I have two of these. The first one I followed the suggestions they had on the website about adjusting the band and cup size, that one is a little too big around but still wearable. The second one I went down a band size and ordered the cup size that was recommended on the site. I'm thinking I should really go up one cup size because that one fits but I think the cup size could be a little bigger. Oh, and I took the boning out of the sides, that just gets bent up and uncomfortable in my opinion. Michelle from East Lansing, MI, USA

• Height: Petite (5'3" and under)
• Age: 50s
• Posted: September 27,2018

The construction of the bra was great. I ended up returning this bra because the cups were way too big. I ordered this size based on the Her Room Recommendations. I've been wearing a 38 J in Glamorize.

HerRoom Response: Keep in mind that all brands size differently after a D cup. Check out our brand conversion chart on the Bra Cup Fitting Guide. Jackie from Stillwater MN

• Height: Average Height (5'4"-5'8")
• Age: 40s
• Posted: September 26,2018