Duufin5 Pcs Lace Bralettes for Women Bralette Padded Lace Bandeau Bra

Just got them, tried one on and it fits perfectly. Comfortable, you can tell you have to treat them delicately, bought lingerie laundry bags, so hope that works well! Pretty colors great for your money, mind you, I am not a big size breast wise, so it supports me.

i love these bras. they are light and lacy, but come with pads, which you can remove, for modesty. they support well, but without underwire, and they aren't itchy or uncomfortable. i machine wash mine on delicate and hang to dry. they're worth the price.

I am over bras. Unless it’s super comfortable, I won’t wear it. So most days I don’t bother wearing one at all. I hate underwire, but need a little bit of support when I do wear a bra. I bought these bralettes thinking that because they were priced so low, they were probably terrible quality. I was pleasantly surprised to find the green bralette in particular fit me perfectly, and as of this writing, is still holding up with almost daily wear. It has become one of my favorite bras. I am typically unable to wear fabric like this as it irritates me, but this one is very soft and stretchy. For some reason, the green bra is the only one that fit perfectly, and the cups didn’t look weird- the other colors that came with it and should be the same size, are just a bit tight, and the outline of the cup padding is more obvious somehow, you can also see the cups a bit more clearly on the light colors, so I just haven’t used them. They definitely run small, I got the largest size and just one fits comfortably. I don’t usually try bras like these because there is zero support and I need a little bit. This does offer a little bit of support. I’m 5’4 & 150lbs, usually C cup. Given that this was such an inexpensive purchase and at least one bralette turned out well, I’ll take it. I probably would’ve only given three stars due to the quality issue with the others, but the one green bra is just so soft and pretty to wear, I had to give it a bonus star.

(see end for update) I'm nearly going to return these, maybe I will. For reference, I am female, 39, 155-160 lbs, not sedentary but not triathlete, a bit chubby, 5 feet 4 inches, 34DD. I ordered the L/XL because there's just the big size or small size options.First impression was not good, and my husband says they look "ok." when I asked for a 2md opinion... I was hoping for they look good or wow, nice, I like them... But "ok" is a step up from my opinion, feeling saggy frumpy unsupported and weird with the see through lace contrasted to the circular pad which is easy to spot in the white bra, and not like in a cute tempting way... more in a we couldn't get a flattering shape for the cup insert so we just plopped a circle in a weird place.But I don't want to be "ok" I wanted to at least feel sexy, slightly supported, comfortable, and GOOD. I know I'm not shaped like a model, but seriously...I don't expect to look like one or feel like one but I don't want to feel l meh saggy...I may, just may, keep these to sleep in during the summer when I want to not sleep naked but it's too hot for a shirt. I do like the blue and burgundy colors (as colors) a lot and the other colors are fine except the way the white shows the pads weird. I only tried on the grey and white ones, I won't try on all of them until I decide if I will keep them.The lace is stretchy all across the back, so support is minimal... At least my boobs don't immediately slide out the bottom of the cup area, but the style of having a large area of lace below the bust on the ribs towards the abdomen is ruined because the sag absorbs and covers that...The fabric is soft and comfy from a purely 'feels nice not itchy etc" standpoint. I don't see a ton of seams unraveling, there might have been one or two threads not tucked well but at $4 per item... they're well enough made from my first handling them to try the two on.To answer a direct quote from the product description, here is the quote:*"the simple and elegant lace bandeau bralette bra are suitable for woman and girls daily wear, which are well matched with different clothes, such as skirt, T-shirt, dress, sweater and so on, you can wear the lace bralette while attending parties, doing yoga or relaxing"*And to that, I say I'd not wear this in public unless I wanted to look like a slobby stripper, no way do I want to try to wear this doing anything active even yoga. Maybe if I was absolutely flat chested and didn't need support and was a lot closer to perfect BMI?The product description pictures make the lace across the cups / bust area look like they're not see through and more sturdy (and therefore the inserts are harder to see). But, like I said, the insert pad is varyingly obvious and distracting depending on color and contrast against the skin because the lace is backed but it's a thin material so it's see through to the skin tone (especially depending on product color) and see where the pad is versus not.I paid roughly $4 per bra thing, so hm. I wish I could have ordered 1 single one, I'd have gotten blue, and weighing keeping something I'm on the fence about for roughly $4 versus having to get 5 items at $4ish each and closer to $22 total ... hm.Hopefully the pictures can be helpful to some folks! Pardon the weird bendy backwards pose I was trying to make my boobs look more where I'd hope a bra would support them haha and the lighting isn't great so I ended up holding a table lamp for some to get it to show how obvious the pads are in person versus on camera lense.Fair point, it didn't cause a uniboon situation or cone pointy boobs, or fat roll accentuation... so it could be worse.UPDATE: I decided to keep them as slobby around the house pjs. They are comfy if I don't expect much support. The blue seems to hold the bust with less shifting or sagging better than the black, but definitely as I said, the cup vs. flat on rib below the cup definitely becomes part of the defacto cup because the boob slowly follows gravity eventually, sometimes it takes longer.It's definitely comfortable to sleep in and it doesn't shift too badly. I ran them throughy front load washer on gosh I can't remember if I used normal with other clothes or delicates with other undies and stuff because I had enough to make a delicateoad worth it's own.I forgot to take the pads out, and 2 of them popped one out but it wasn't too hard to put them back in. I think the instructions say to take the pads out to wash but ew? If it's hot and I sweat or even if not, the pad is a foam or sponge lol it's got pores to hold dirt.I have been wearing them a lot as pjs (husband has Parkinson's and the house heat is set to 73 when we're not sleeping because warmer is nicer on his body). They don't swivel as I roll (I take a lot of shifting to get settled to sleep, usually a bit of relaxing on my back without a pillow then rolling to my side, and eventually more on to my stomach and I end up shifting at least several more times over night). Some stuff you can feel the friction of the pj fabric on the sheets which os mildly annoying but these don't. They move with me without reluctance/friction from the sheets.I'm less disappointed because the "Oh hey here are those cool bra things... oh that's a let down" has worn off but still, not wearing them for active use more than barely more than sedentary stuff in the house. If I had to run outside in an emergency, I'm covered and you see worse at the beach, I might be cold but I won't be indecent. So if you have a less heavy chest than me, you may have better luck...and for the price they seem acceptably made and didn't eat themselves in the wash... so, I'm not going to say never don't ever buy these, but I will say don't get your hopes too high, let yourself have the opportunity to be pleasantly surprised if it goes well. Good luck!

I regret buying these, and I wish I had returned them. At this point I don’t even know where they went, I have the one that I tried on and tried to wear for the evening, And the others are in the bag probably shoved in my closet somewhere. Where do I start, they are so flimsy that it literally feels like you’re wearing something thin like saran wrap. They are so stretchy that they barely stay on they just slide all about because there’s not like any type of grippe hold I guess you could say. It wasn’t a matter of size, because when I put them on they fit over all the right places as though it would fit. So if I stood still to take a picture it would be appearing to fit perfectly. But if I moved an inch there would be no grip no hold nothing to hold it in place it’s just this baggy stretchy piece of fabric that doesn’t keep your breasts in the breast area. If I were to get a smaller size to let’s say actually grip around my body, i’m sure that it wouldn’t fit at all as far as cups and such. And I think the fabric is just so flimsy that no matter how tightly it gripped it isn’t staying put, it’s just like a tissue you wrap around your body in hopes it’ll stay put. If you were using these for a photo shoot or some thing they’ll probably be great, but if you’re wearing these and actually plan on moving an inch I would never buy these again. And if you’re doing a photo shoot I would still pick something else because typically you have to move even a little. I would suggest buying something that has some cotton which is what I guess I thought these would have a little bit of, something to give it enough body, to actually stay on your body, but these are just cheaply made.

Perfect fit. Very Comfortable. The fabric is very breathable. Highly recommend.

Very pretty. Fit around me but the cup size was to small. It's not adjustable.Size ordered was 36 C..... Seemed more like 36 A

But the fabric isn't no good quality