The Little Bra Company Elizabeth Petite Sports Bra F006

Supports the girls. TheUndies.com from

• Height: Petite (5'3" and under)
• Age: Teen
• Posted: April 21,2018

This bra served me well these last couple of years so I ordered more. After comparing with other softer bras, I am now going for comfort so moving on to a different brand that I can stay in all day. Laurlou from

• Height: Average Height (5'4"-5'8")
• Age: 50s
• Posted: August 14,2017

I usually wear 32D but LBC doesn't make that size so I got a 34C. It's a pretty comfy sports bra. I have some creasing at the bottom of the cups, but it's probably my fault for getting 34C as the band is a bit loose on me. I wear it for low impact activities like Pilates and hiking and it offers good support. Now if only they would offer my size I think it would be a perfect fit! Rachel from New Mexico, USA

• Height: Average Height (5'4"-5'8")
• Age: 40s
• Posted: April 27,2017

just right amt of support TheUndies.com from

• Height: Petite (5'3" and under)
• Age: Teen
• Posted: April 6,2017

I find that I can no longer wear bra's with a back closure so I had high hopes for this bra- It is very hard to find a pull over bra with padding. But unfortunately, this bra is just Okay. It fits pretty well, but I found the fabric to be stiff and not nice to the touch.

The Little Bra Company Response: Because of the padding and structure of this bra, the fabric is a bit thicker. This is not a common complaint we have heard for this style. Please be sure to take proper care of this item to ensure the life of the material and structure - Hand wash, hang dry. Sandra from Ashland, OR

• Height: Petite (5'3" and under)
• Age: 60s
• Posted: August 31,2016

Supports the girls! TheUndies.com from

• Height: Tall (5'9" and over)
• Age: Teen
• Posted: April 5,2016

I was thrilled to find a a bra - any bra - in a size 30 band. Being small shouldn't mean that we shouldn't have undergarments that fit. That said, there are (evidently a VERY small) few women who prefer their natural shape, unlined, and yet, every company out there insists that we must be padded and shaped into oblivion. This bra is no exception. I was hoping that the pads would be removable, however they were not, so I cut them out. The bra, with my alterations, is perfect. I hope TLBC will take this into consideration and either make a version with removable padding, or make an unlined version of ANY bra in their line. In any event, I would buy it again (and cut the pads out again). As other reviewers state, there are some gaping issues due to the low-cut neckline - not a deal-breaker. Those issues would be resolved if TLBC would add adjustable straps. When I pull the straps back (and I do have "short shoulders"), the gaping is mitigated. This is not a perfect bra, but I have been searching a long time for something that fits even some of my search criteria; this is the closest I have come. Amanda from Milford/OH/USA

• Height: Average Height (5'4"-5'8")
• Age: 30s
• Posted: February 24,2016

Great fit and comfortable. TheUndies.com from

• Height: Average Height (5'4"-5'8")
• Age: Teen
• Posted: April 1,2015

The most comfortable. TheUndies.com from

• Height: Tall (5'9" and over)
• Age: Teen
• Posted: April 1,2015

Great look and support! TheUndies.com from

• Height: Tall (5'9" and over)
• Age: Teen
• Posted: March 31,2015

I normally wear 34B, so I followed the fitting recommendations and ordered this bra in 36B. This bra is very comfortable and keeps the girls in place. Unfortunately, the cups were still slightly small for me. My breasts bulged out from the center of the bra, so I returned it.

The Little Bra Company Response: The “Elizabeth” should fit a little snug at the start because this bra will stretch slightly with wear. If you feel that you need more coverage you may want to try a cup size up. Delia from

• Height: Average Height (5'4"-5'8")
• Age: 50s
• Posted: December 7,2013

Perfect fit. No other company provided this kind of fit for my petite body frame. TheUndies.com from

• Height: Petite (5'3" and under)
• Age: Teen
• Posted: May 7,2013