Hanes Women's Wireless T-shirt Bra, Moisture-wicking Convertible Smoothing Bra, Full-coverage

These are supremely comfortable and look good in light of the degree of comfort they offer. They fit quite well, although I am personally in between a Large and an Extra Large. I have ordered both and wear both. They are very stretchy. They wash well in the machine, but I always use a mesh bag and line dry. The degree of support is similar to a sports bra and they do not give me uniboob. Decent lift for this type of thing, but not comparable to underwire. It's hard to get around that. I love that they are not padded because I don't need added bulk. They are also not hot (I live in Africa, and they are comfortable that way, too). Finally, I like the cut and the thinner straps. I am a C-to-D cup and they are supportive enough for me, yet allow me to wear different styles of tops without my straps showing, and without making me look any more like a grandmother than I already do. These bras make a very useful addition to my wardrobe! I love the beige colour, too. Very discrete under clothes.

these bras run big, I purchased an XL which is a normal size I would purchase, as I am 36B and it is too big in the cup area but did fit comfortably around my body, material is very stretchy. so I passed it to my daughter who is alot heavier chested than I, cup wise. she seems to like them and they fit her well but for her it could use more support especially strap wise but it will do for now.They are soft and comfortable to wear, fabric is soft. I will be purchasing a smaller size for myself soon

Super comfortable but the reviews saying the size is weird are right on target . I’m a 36B and medium is just a tad tight and large didn’t feel much more spacious around the chest. The weirdest part is how short the shoulder straps are. I’m no Amazon at 5’5”, but had to extend the shoulder straps out all the way in both medium and large. The picture of the straps being pulled together in the back is a complete joke. But as a comfortable, lightweight, non-formal bra, it works.

Beware, the bra runs very small. I am 5'3", 135, a wide set B-cup, but with a larger ribcage and muscular shoulders/upper back (I'm an avid bicyclist), so typically I already size up to a large for these kinds of things. The large looked like the training bra I had when I was 12, I actually got a good laugh out of it. My boobs fit because the material there is very stretchy but the straps were way too short and the band was too tight. However, I did really like the material, it is very soft, lightly lined, and offers medium support.So, I returned the L and skipped right past the XL to the XXL which I will keep. Honestly, the cups didn't get much bigger which wasn't a problem for me at a B-cup, honestly that part fits perfectly, but if you're bigger than that it's going to be a tough squeeze. The band is stretchy and comfortable with room to spare, the XL band probably would have fit very well as well. Band doesn't fold up or dig in, and lasted comfortably through a 5-mile summer hike going at a moderate pace.The straps though, who are these made for?? Really didn't get much longer from size L, I got it to work obviously, but they seriously need to consider lengthening them, especially for the racer-back convertible feature of the bra which is one of the reasons I bought it. If you have any extra "cushion" on your shoulders or upper back it might be a tight fit.

First of all, I am 5' 7", 120lbs, and would be wearing a size 36 D bra normally. I wear size L in this brand and style. I could probably get away with XL as well, but M is uncomfortable for me. While I find this bra to provide plenty of support for my day to day, anyone with larger breasts might not.This is the most comfortable all day, everyday bra I have ever found, and I've tried just about all of them. Plus, it's pretty much the only bra I can wear without it causing back pain.Let me explain.I have been dealing with back and shoulder pain for years now, and one of the things I've struggled with is that the bands on most bras feel very painful regardless of size. Of course, something too small will be uncomfortable, but the correct band size and even too large sizes all cause my back to hurt where they make contact with the muscles of my back. They also make me feel as if I can't breath properly. It's very weird. I have been professionally fitted multiple times - which always ended up with me feeling like my time and money have been wasted as I still can't wear whatever sizes and styles they recommend - and I've worked with many physical therapists over the past decade trying to figure it out, but at this point I've given up hope that it'll ever get better. It is what it is.Awhile back I decided to give this bra style a try and, fortunately, found it to be exactly what I needed. Of the ones I've tried, this particular brand and style have been the most comfortable for me. Something about the narrower band, just the right amount of elasticity, and softness of the material means that I can get through a day without the (at times severe) pain that other bras cause. I've also found that the S/M/L/XL etc. sizing, adjustable straps, and back clasps work way better for me than the traditional band numbers and cup sizes.I've ordered several of these bras over the past 8 years. They have held up pretty well considering the fact that I wash them on regular wash and dry them on high heat. In other words, I don't treat them as delicates. So far it's been one of the metal clasps things on the back breaking off or the tab on the front connector for one of the straps snapping off that has caused me to replace the ones I've needed to replace, and that has typically only happened after more than a year of regular use.One more thing I'll mention, though. For some reason, the buff/light pink color is the most comfortable of the ones I've tried while the heather grey is the least comfy.