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This pull-on, wire-free bralette is made for relaxing. It’s constructed of smooth, pleasantly stretchy material that gently hugs the skin and offers medium support. With a plunging neckline and a low back, it works with low-cut tops but still offers plenty of coverage.

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 I definitely feel like I can move around in this I could exercise in it even. But what I probably love about this most is that something that I really struggle with is bras and bralettes that leave lines in your clothing, which I just don't personally find flattering to have a broad line peeping through. And so this does a great job of sitting really flat against your body and so it completely eliminates some of those lines that you just want to eliminate in general. So I'm a really big fan of this bra

 So I've actually put on this green blazer because I've styled it with this um mule that's like this nudie beige color and my purse is also this new beige color and I felt like it needed a little pop of color. So yeah so you can wear it like under on its own or you can even just take it off, style it by itself and just you know, put some accessories on and this is such a look! Thanks for watching our video! If you want to learn more about this item and try before you buy, head on over to from the Lobby.com You'll pay zero dollars to check out and only be charged for what you keep after 14 days. While you're there you can watch and shop hundreds of video reviews from all your favorite brands

So this is the Bliss Bra from the brand Harper and Wild in the color black and I got a size extra small and something that I tend to look more in bras, especially being a smaller chested person, is that they kind of combine comfort with also keeping things in place. and often a traditional underwire bra really doesn't meet that need for me. So something like this really is perfect. It's incredibly comfortable

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 Doesn't squash things flat line a sports bra, but gives a flatter shape than most other bralettes.

. It's soft and comfy with very little separation. Doesn't squash things flat line a sports bra, but gives a flatter shape than most other bralettes.

Hi, all! I got fitted a few months back at a boutique, and they put me in a 32D. However, the calculator is suggesting a 30G. My measurements are as follows:

Loose Underbust: 30.5"

Snug Underbust: 29.5"

Tight Underbust: 29"

Standing Bust: 35"

Leaning Bust: 37"

Lying Bust: 35"

[Here](https://imgur.com/a/UpfU9YZ) are the photos of the bras:

Wacoal Softly Styled Bra, 32D--my least favorite of the three. Seems to fit well barring a bit of wrinkling above my nipples, but my breasts are very wideset (and greater than 90º angle between pointing nipples), and this bra does nothing to reign that in. I really dislike how it looks under a shirt (somewhat conical), and it doesn't feel very supportive.

Wacoal Soft Sense Convertible Bra, 32D--not so bad, fits well though again a bit of puckering above the nipple. I don't dislike it as much under a shirt, but it still doesn't do much to reign in the sideboob and my breasts still appear somewhat conical. Plus, the lace is quite itchy for me.

Wacoal Basic Beauty Spacer Underwire T-Shirt Bra, 32D--My favorite of the three. Provides more shaping, though the cups wrinkle/fold massively above the nipples if I bend forward (this sounds somewhat normal, though?

Wacoal's wire speacing seems to work for me decently given how far apart my breasts are, but their sizing doesn't go to 30 for many styles. It does seem like the cups are almost too big, or perhaps just the wrong shape? I will say for all three, it does somewhat feel like the straps will fall off even when well adjusted, and I have very narrow and sloping shoulders. None of the bras are painful or dig in.

And finally, this is my first foray into "real bras" in many years. I am non-binary, and all of the above bras give me a fair bit of dysphoria due to show much they separate and space my breasts. Wondering if there is a supportive option that will provide minimal separation but good support and prevent the conical look.

<div class="md">EDIT: Thank you all so much! Taking down the photos now, but I am so grateful for the response and this community.

Hi, all! I got fitted a few months back at a boutique, and they put me in a 32D. However, the calculator is suggesting a 30G (edit: US). My measurements are as follows:

Loose Underbust: 30.5&quot;

Snug Underbust: 29.5&quot;

Tight Underbust: 29&quot;

Standing Bust: 35&quot;

Leaning Bust: 37&quot;

Lying Bust: 35&quot;

Wacoal Softly Styled Bra, 32D--my least favorite of the three. Seems to fit well barring a bit of wrinkling above my nipples, but my breasts are very wideset (and greater than 90º angle between pointing nipples), and this bra does nothing to reign that in. I really dislike how it looks under a shirt (somewhat conical), and it doesn&#39;t feel very supportive.

Wacoal Soft Sense Convertible Bra, 32D--not so bad, fits well though again a bit of puckering above the nipple. I don&#39;t dislike it as much under a shirt, but it still doesn&#39;t do much to reign in the sideboob and my breasts still appear somewhat conical. Plus, the lace is quite itchy for me.

Wacoal Basic Beauty Spacer Underwire T-Shirt Bra, 32D--My favorite of the three. Provides more shaping, though the cups wrinkle/fold massively above the nipples if I bend forward (this sounds somewhat normal, though?

Wacoal&#39;s wire speacing seems to work for me decently given how far apart my breasts are, but their sizing doesn&#39;t go to 30 for many styles. It does seem like the cups are almost too big, or perhaps just the wrong shape? I will say for all three, it does somewhat feel like the straps will fall off even when well adjusted, and I have very narrow and sloping shoulders. None of the bras are painful or dig in.

And finally, this is my first foray into &quot;real bras&quot; in many years. I am non-binary, and all of the above bras give me a fair bit of dysphoria due to show much they separate and space my breasts. Wondering if there is a supportive option that will provide minimal separation but good support and prevent the conical look.
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Thought I was a 32D, calculator suggesting 30G, but not sure it's accounting for my shape.

 Some hyper-popular men's underwear startups like Tommy John followed, issuing a women's collections in response to customer requests. Another noteworthy name is Harper Wilde. I came across the company the same way that many of us do these days — on Instagram. The startup, like a few of those mentioned before, set out to create a company that could offer affordable, comfortable, intuitive bras that counteracted the expensive, over-sexualization of the bra industry

         Harper Wilde   Like many new underwear companies, Harper Wilde makes no mistake on messaging.This may have something to do with the fact that, unlike a surprising number of legacy companies, Harper Wilde was founded by two women who met shortly before attending business school. Specifically, Wharton School of Business, the genesis of many successful retail startups.The company focuses its efforts singularly on women's needs — those who will be actually wearing and approving of their product — rather than focusing on the potential for men's approval by virtue of their product

 The full-coverage and sports bras are reliable, the material is surprisingly soft and cool, and the price points are very reasonable. We count their base layer bra and sports bra as among our favorites. At just $40, this bra provides real value, and if you need some solid everyday bras, the price is reasonable enough to justify buying more than one. —Connie Chen, senior reporterThis has quickly become my go-to everyday bra when I'm not wearing a low-key True&Co Racerback Bralette

Harper Wilde makes affordable bras in sizes up to 42F — here's what 4 people of different sizes had to say about the fit and feel

 So like, usually I don't like bands like this that are under, but like, wow, this, I would think it's tight, like, but I don't think it looks tight. I think it's like just right. This is an XL. So I can't, I honestly cannot remember the last time I wore like a regular bra, um, like with cups and usually I would be probably like, I probably still am, even though I'm like working out and stuff, probably like a 38D I'd say

 Like, so at work and at the gym, I just wear sports bras. So this is just, I mean, I'm obsessed. Oh, okay. So it's simple

 Like, it also like, it packs in my breasts, like nice. And then like, like it's holding them up here and I'm like, wow. I like the back is like simple. Wow

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Looking for some guidance on finding something that fits comfortably.

The calculator here put me in a size 30FF and my measurements loose underbust: 29.5 snug: 29, tight: 26.5 standing bust: 36 leaning: 39 laying down: 37 and assigned female at birth. For shape, I'm pretty projected, centre full and only slightly full on top, with soft tissue. Breasts are close-set.

I'm petite at 5'2, I don't think I have narrow shoulders but I've always struggled with straps that slide off or set too far apart and are too close to my armpit and tail of spence. I also think my ribcage is angled a bit such the bottom is pointing forward a bit because my lower back has a deeper curve than most. Hoping this might help in finding something that works for my body!

The most accessible store to me is Change, and have a bra from there size 30G US/EU sizing (tag says this is also the UK size but I think we all know that's a lie). The bra is a cup size too small because the top of the cup cuts into me but overall its not too bad. It's extremely uncomfortable though - the back of the band where the straps attach is panful and the outside of the bra cup cuts too close to my armpit. Its gathered a permanent deodorant stain because of this and digs into my tail of spence. While its supportive, when I wear it I tend to avoid upper body movement because of the discomfort. The straps constantly slide off my shoulders, which is a pretty common problem with bras in my life.

The other bra I tend to wear is a VS 32DDD bra but these last me about 6 months before the bands get too stretched out to wear anymore. I tend not to get a lot of spillage though especially if I skip the scoop and swoop.

Most recently - I just ordered a few bras off amazon using the size the calculator suggested, 30FF. I got the panache jasmine, freya fancies and panache Ana plunge. I haven't received the panache Ana, but the just received the other 2 and neither quite fits right.

The panache jasmine: The band fit just right, but I found the back where the straps attach uncomfortable like the bra from Change. I also found that it cut into my armpits &amp; tail of spence even worse than the bra from Change. The gore laid flat and seemed ok even though it came up higher than I'm used to. I think the cups fit - there was a tiny bit of creasing at the bottom of the cup but I think that's because its made of such a thin fabric and y'know, gravity :P The stretch lace at the top wasn't stretched, but was filled up. As I tightened the straps, these small problems started to go away but because of the discomfort from the back where the straps attach, I didn't want to tighten it more.

The freya fancies: The band fits, its one of the more comfortable fits I've found. Slight annoyance with where the straps attach at the back, and bottom of the wire feels a bit heavier than other bras. I don't see any creasing at the bottom like I saw on the panache, but this bra is black so I might just not be seeing it. The cups fit except at the top - the elastic in the centre of the cup sits flat but near where the strap attaches to the cup there's extra fabric that kinda folds in half. I have to pull the straps quite tight otherwise this problem is worse and there's a small gape around my tail of spence - that being said its still too close and digs in when tightened, but it's quite a bit more comfortable than the panache. I think the shape of the wires fits pretty well on this one as it doesn't wrap halfway around my ribcage to end in my armpit.

Not sure what I should try next but looking for suggestions. Thanks in advance!

<div class="md">Looking for some guidance on finding something that fits comfortably.

The calculator here put me in a size 30FF and my measurements loose underbust: 29.5 snug: 29, tight: 26.5 standing bust: 36 leaning: 39 laying down: 37 and assigned female at birth. For shape, I&#39;m pretty projected, centre full and only slightly full on top, with soft tissue. Breasts are close-set.

I&#39;m petite at 5&#39;2, I don&#39;t think I have narrow shoulders but I&#39;ve always struggled with straps that slide off or set too far apart and are too close to my armpit and tail of spence. I also think my ribcage is angled a bit such the bottom is pointing forward a bit because my lower back has a deeper curve than most. Hoping this might help in finding something that works for my body!

The most accessible store to me is Change, and have a bra from there size 30G US/EU sizing (tag says this is also the UK size but I think we all know that&#39;s a lie). The bra is a cup size too small because the top of the cup cuts into me but overall its not too bad. It&#39;s extremely uncomfortable though - the back of the band where the straps attach is panful and the outside of the bra cup cuts too close to my armpit. Its gathered a permanent deodorant stain because of this and digs into my tail of spence. While its supportive, when I wear it I tend to avoid upper body movement because of the discomfort. The straps constantly slide off my shoulders, which is a pretty common problem with bras in my life.

The other bra I tend to wear is a VS 32DDD bra but these last me about 6 months before the bands get too stretched out to wear anymore. I tend not to get a lot of spillage though especially if I skip the scoop and swoop.

Most recently - I just ordered a few bras off amazon using the size the calculator suggested, 30FF. I got the panache jasmine, freya fancies and panache Ana plunge. I haven&#39;t received the panache Ana, but the just received the other 2 and neither quite fits right.

The panache jasmine: The band fit just right, but I found the back where the straps attach uncomfortable like the bra from Change. I also found that it cut into my armpits &amp; tail of spence even worse than the bra from Change. The gore laid flat and seemed ok even though it came up higher than I&#39;m used to. I think the cups fit - there was a tiny bit of creasing at the bottom of the cup but I think that&#39;s because its made of such a thin fabric and y&#39;know, gravity :P The stretch lace at the top wasn&#39;t stretched, but was filled up. As I tightened the straps, these small problems started to go away but because of the discomfort from the back where the straps attach, I didn&#39;t want to tighten it more.

The freya fancies: The band fits, its one of the more comfortable fits I&#39;ve found. Slight annoyance with where the straps attach at the back, and bottom of the wire feels a bit heavier than other bras. I don&#39;t see any creasing at the bottom like I saw on the panache, but this bra is black so I might just not be seeing it. The cups fit except at the top - the elastic in the centre of the cup sits flat but near where the strap attaches to the cup there&#39;s extra fabric that kinda folds in half. I have to pull the straps quite tight otherwise this problem is worse and there&#39;s a small gape around my tail of spence - that being said its still too close and digs in when tightened, but it&#39;s quite a bit more comfortable than the panache. I think the shape of the wires fits pretty well on this one as it doesn&#39;t wrap halfway around my ribcage to end in my armpit.

Not sure what I should try next but looking for suggestions. Thanks in advance!
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[Recommendation] 30FF but nothing fits comfortably yet

I’m a 36 H and I’ve been looking for a bralette to wear every day. If you were just wearing this has a bedtime bra, or if you don’t need a ton of lift around the house, it’d be fine. But for me, this didn’t give me enough lift. While the fabric was soft, it was uncomfortable too

 Mainly due to the support pieces in the back at either side, those dug and made me uncomfortable. Just not a good fit for my needs. I wouldn’t call it comfy or supportive, personally.

 But for me, this didn’t give me enough lift. While the fabric was soft, it was uncomfortable too. Mainly due to the support pieces in the back at either side, those dug and made me uncomfortable. Just not a good fit for my needs

Not comfy or supportive

This is a very comfortable bra. The fabric is buttery soft. The lace in the bust provides a little ventilation, which is nice, but that is where the benefits end. This is a nice around the house and not doing much bra, but this is not a wear for the day bra

I do not know where they got this sizing from, but the cup size is way off! The band width was correct, but the up size is incorrect. Very disappointed!

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