Bali Women's Double Support Wireless Bra, Full-Coverage Cotton T-Shirt Bra, Our Best Everyday Style

FINALLY!!!!! NO UNIBOOB!!!! I have honestly been searching for years - im 68 so there's the age where my boobs have long since plummeted earthward. Then the fact in my 40s I had gastric bypass and lost 178 pounds so the drooping boobs shrank to the size of a worn out fishing worm. I'd really given up and resigned myself to lurking through the grocery store looking for an empty aisle to shove my hand down my shirt to cram those alien monsters back into my bra (God help us everyone if I had to bend over for anything. That was their opportunity for a total escape from the bra obviously designed in Aocatraz.) Im thinking security surveillance had various bets placed on how many times this would happen. Anyway, I was hopeful but not terribly optimistic when I ordered this bra. I put it on, bent over, jumped up and down, GLORY BE!! THE OLD GIRLS DIDNT BUDGE!!!! The bra is wonderfully soft and comfortable. It actually lifts, separates, and gives a little perk!I think the fit is pretty spot on. It was a little snug but I can't say if it runs small or if im just in denial about the 30 pounds I gained. Knowing this material stretches a bit, im sticking with what I got, a 36C. Im 5'11" and weigh 170 pounds. The ONLY thing I would say is the straps could be just a little longer. But that said, I immediately ordered 4 more! GO BALI!!!

Soft, breathable, stretchy. Great support and minimizer. Love, love, love this bra. This is the ONLY bra that I wear. It is great for everyday wear. It does not have that annoying underwire and is so comfortable that I even use it as a sports bra. The best bra I have ever owned.

This is my Go-to/ It is comfortable, supportive and NO WIRES! I wear 36DD. Always. Without question in every single bra. Including this one - normally. I took one star off because the last one was a little tight. Normally I would imagine I've gained weight - but all the other bras in 36DD fit so... This is so easy to wash/dry and overall the fit & comfort is great. The cotton is breathable. yes, yes yes

Bralettes infuriate me. They make lots of adorable little Lacey things for women who don’t actually need support. I have pretty bras, but for years I’ve been paying a lot of money for attractive underwire bras, and they just aren’t that comfortable. I can’t go out without a bra, but lately it feels like I’m always being stabbed by a wire. For months now I’ve been fantasizing about a no-wire bra that would’ve comfortable and provide support. I didn’t think such a thing existed. After reading many reviews, I decided to try this. I really didn’t have high expectations- after all, it’s a cotton, no-wire, $12 bra. For $12, though, I figured it was worth a try. Maybe it would be enough to wear around the house during this season of social isolation. It arrived yesterday and I tried it on to see if it fit. It did, and it provided support. I decided I needed to wear it all day before writing a review. I wore this today to walk the dog, pick up groceries and do housework. I am totally wowed by how comfortable it is without the wire! It is supportive enough to lift, separate, and keep the girls where they belong. The bra isn’t gorgeous, but it doesn’t look like my grandmother’s bra. It has full coverage so it won’t go with plunging necklines. It is also wide around the ribs - I don’t think I have any other bras with 4 hooks in the back. This isn’t sexy, but being this comfortable while getting full support feels great! Today is the first day I’ve worn it, so I’ll see how it holds up to washing, but right now I have no complaints. I’m loving how good this bra feels! I bought the pink because it was only $12, but I think this would be a bargain at twice the price.

I'm still looking for a comfortable cotton bra for radiation therapy. This one has comfortable cups, but it's the adjustable straps that are making it hard for me to wear this all day. I have to really adjust the straps to make the bra more supportive. Unfortunately, there is no padding under these straps. They feel like they are cutting into the top part of the shoulder. Also, the middle of the bra shifts to one side when making a tighter adjustment on one side and not the other. Maybe because it's more of a stretchy cotton material. I can't really tell if the cups are 100% cotton. It feels more like a mixture of cotton and spandex (which is fine). Oh, and what is up with the scalloped stitching along the edges of the bra? That part isn't comfortable either. Maybe it wouldn't be as noticeable if the band wasn't too tight. Unfortunately, Bali doesn't make this bra style in a band size over 42. That's another thing I noticed. This bra runs small (possibly because of the cotton material). I had to order this in a larger band size. I'm usually a 40DD, but had to go up to a 42DD because it was too tight. It's still tight, but I can live with it (for now). It would also be nice if the outer part of the cup was made with a more smoother material. I can't wear some of my blouses with this bra. The bra (in some cases) clings to the blouse, or the blouse bunches up around the bra. No Bueno! Other than that, it's still a good bra. It supports well (if you adjust the heck out of the straps), and it gives a nice shape. It even minimizes them a little. I just wish the straps were more comfortable and that the band was a little looser.

I have severe MCS, which means fabric allergies. This isn't cotton, it's polyamide touching your breasts. Another website has this correctly listed as such. Whatever cotton there is might be the 14% at best! It's made in Honduras and either they messed up and switched fabrics or there is deception somewhere. The tag also said "cotton EXCLUSIVE OF TRIM", that is to say the band, the back portion and the straps all are made of raw synthetic fibers. This is like a grandma's bra, way too hot and sweaty in the summer. It supports nothing. I have lost a lot of weight during COVID and yet my cup size continues to grow due to environmental estrogens. I took my measures, I did the math. I was supposed to go from a 38DD to a 36DDD. The cups fit fine sizewise, but there are WIRES on the sides that were not advertised! Worse: I compared sizes with a tape measure: this is a whopping 7.5 INCHES SMALLER than my 38DD. I added a bra extender and it's still impossibl to close at back. Even worse: the straps are ridiculously too short. There is not enough length to the straps. I let out as much as I could with the sliders and still this comes to under my chin! :-/ Also the circles that connect the bra to the straps are way too small for this size and there is way too much bunched up fabric inside the poor circles. Did I mention the creepy sweaty hot feeling of the fabric? Again, it has to be maybe 14% cotton (if that much), some lycra and the rest is polyamide! What a cruel deception. NO wonder they're trying to hawk them off for twelve bucks when they cost $40 originally. These are rejects! I see most women here are completely clueless as to what cotton feels like. The only positive? The blush pink is gorgeous and flatters my skin tone like no other. But there is way too much vertical material, cut the wrong way and not enough horizontal material. It is so disheartening trying to buy this kind of garment without being able to try it at the store. I hope I can get a return/refund initiated. I can only imagine what a nightmare it would be to walk down the street with this on in a heat wave! One more thing: there is no padding (it looked like there was) the cups are just floppy knit fabric and, word to the wise: your top will show everything when you're cold. Now! Where can I find a truly cotton bra like my O'malley's from over a decade ago bought elsewhere and instantly discontinued after I had placed my order! :-/

The search the perfect wireless cotton bra is neverending, especially if you are a 40D who'd like some support as well as the comfort of wireless cotton. This bra is perfect for a certain type of need -- the bra you can wear with going-out clothes. The support is that good, as is the shaping. It's not a bra you'll want to sleep in. Here's why: the molded cups are cotton and breathable, but they have absolutely no give. They don't stretch in either direction, and at the end of the day, I'm glad to take it off. Not that it was ever uncomfortable, just confining. Which is the trade-off for the great support and shaping. In my size, there is a four-hook closure and the result is a very stable back that stays where it belongs, rather than riding up from weight of the front, even if you adjust the straps fairly tight.The straps are non-stretch and adjust from the front, which is handy. They're not padded comfort straps, but they're wide enough not to dig into the shoulder. I bought both the gray and the beige bras. The beige bra is a little darker than the picture here on Amazon (which is the only place I found the beige version). The gray has a slight lavender or blue cast, but it's very pretty. The picture of the beige bra is very much how it looks on me. There's not a lot of separation, but there never is with a 40D wireless. The underarm is quite deep and supportive with a bit of boning (a piece of flat plastic that bends a bit on me but still keeps the sides from being too lounge-y and the keeps the overall look quite disciplined. If you look at the picture, you'll see there's a bit of a flattened effect, not smooshed, but more like a slight minimization. It looks very good under sweaters and t-shirts. I'm very pleased with these. I already had two when I bought these. They are useful, comfortable and look good.

Will buy more.