MaidenformWomen's Wireless Bralette, Pure Comfort Lace Longline Bra, Convertible Bra for Women

This is a very fitted and almost tight bra yet still comfortable enough to wear. It gives my boobs a nice lift though and I love the lace in front.

After years of searching, I have finally found the perfect bra for me. I just ordered three more.I love the wide band around the rib cage. I've never been comfortable with a thin band. I was worried that it would roll, but it stays perfectly in place all day, and I do manual labor; not desk work.The inserts are not removable, but they're not thick and bulky. I don't need to look like I'm larger than I am, and I also hate the sweatiness that thick padding creates. These are perfect, and they don't move at all for me, like some reviews state. Maybe it's just a better fit for smaller cup sizes?The lace is very soft and stretchy, and it's pretty! It's my new favorite bra! Wish I'd found this years ago.

This bra fits perfectly and it gives great lift and shape. I love the lace and the convertible straps. But I didn't realize it had boning on the sides and it's digs into my sides terribly. The band it's that comfortable either. I wanted to love this bra so bad because it is so cute and fits my shape so well, but after a couple hours of wearing it I want to rip it off.Edit: Cut out the boning! It feels so much more comfortable and the support did not change for me. I amended by stars from 3 to 4 because of this. Hopefully it continues to feel comfortable throughout the day!

We all know how hard it is to find the right bra. The process is similar to finding a pair of running shoes that fit. which is why there are so many shoe companys, and so many styles of shoes. And, it's the same with our bras. As with my running shoes, I need to find a pair that fit my slender, "B" width feet. And with bras, one that will fit a "B" cup on a Running Girl's body.So, I tend toward unpadded mesh models with underwireing, and steer clear of padded bras, as they sort of make me look like Xena Warrior Princess, ready to go into battle.So the idea of a bra that doen't have underwire, and a small padded cup that fits, was appealing to me.However, on putting it on, it just.did.not.fit. It's the right size for me, and holds me up just fine, but the pads are not secure, and tend to "wander" when it is on. This is due to the lace on the ouutsside not being completely sewn on to the foam cups. I wore it out twice, and it was comfortable enough, but at times would shift when I moved, and look just, well, weird, in an alien from outer space sort of way.Sigh! And so - another one bites the dust. If you are an "A" or a "B" cup, this may fit you. Those with a larger cup size might want to look elsewhere. You will most likely slide out, at the most inopportune time. Think job interview. First date with someone you are REALLY interested in. Or, holiday dinner with the in-laws. That kind of awkward!

I love this bra! It is pretty and fits comfortably. I've ordered more now in different colors.

I am 32AA in VS and not a fan of the heavy and stiff padding it has....not to mention the price.Got 32A and it fit perfectly.There is no underwear and the pads are of the perfect thickness.Pads are not removable and I don't mind that. The pad is covered on the front by the lace.Weara very well under a T-shirt.And the price at 16$ is unbelievable for what I am getting. Much cheaper than the 29$ for Uniqlo or the 30$ (on sale) for VS.Says hand wash but I always put my bras in the machine and this is going in there too inside a bra bag.

I wanted to love this but I am just not a fan. It is not comfortable and does not look good under clothes.

Is it just me, or have bras gotten incredibly expensive? It seems like a ton of bras are in the $55 to $80 range now.This bra was on sale for $16.99 when I purchased it. It is a beautiful bra! I will wash it in a lingerie bag in the washer in the hope of keeping the plastic boning on the sides from coming out, as other reviewers have experienced. I always line dry my bras.I have a unique situation in that I had a bilateral mastectomy 12 years ago with no reconstruction. I hate wearing prosthetics because they are hot and uncomfortable, so I no longer do so. I just want to cover up the weird knobs of skin and scar tissue that were left by the surgery. Therefore, I look for lightly padded bralettes. I don't wear bras with underwires because those underwires dig into my scar tissue and are painful.I ordered a 34a in this bra and it is a bit too small in the band. I'll take responsibility for that, although the Maidenform size chart wasn't of much help. My underbust measurement is 32 inches, but I've since found out that I should be buying a 36 inch band with that measurement. The cups of the 34a of this bra are vertically narrow on me, so some fat spills out of the sides near my armpits. (I am 5'3, 127 pounds.) Some of that is due to the surgery, but wider bralette cups would help cover that.I like this bra enough that I am ordering it in the 36a to see if that works better. Overall, I think this is a beautiful bra at an incredibly reasonable price point.