Bali Women's Minimizer Bra, Passion for Comfort Full-Coverage Underwire Bra, Seamless Cups

he Ali Women's Minimizer Bra truly delivers on its promise of comfort and coverage. As someone who values both support and a smooth silhouette, I found this bra to be an excellent choice.Coverage:The full-coverage design is one of its standout features. It provides ample coverage, ensuring no spillage and a seamless look under clothes. The cups are generously sized and well-shaped, offering a secure and modest fit that works perfectly with both casual and formal outfits.Comfort:The "Passion for Comfort" tagline is no exaggeration. The underwire is well-padded and doesn’t dig into the skin, even after a long day of wear. The seamless cups feel soft against the skin, and the fabric is breathable, making it ideal for all-day use. The straps are wide enough to provide good support without causing discomfort on the shoulders.Fit and Minimizing Effect:This bra does an excellent job of minimizing while maintaining a natural shape. It reduces the bust profile subtly and effectively without flattening, which is a common issue with some minimizer bras.Durability:The quality of the materials is impressive, and the bra holds up well after multiple washes without losing its shape or support.Overall:The Ali Women's Minimizer Bra is a great combination of comfort, coverage, and functionality. If you're looking for a bra that feels as good as it looks, this is a fantastic choice. Highly recommend!

True to size and soft. Flattering great quality. Color as pictured. Stretchy. But not to stretchy. Breathable. Coverage. Sexy but not to.

I bought this on sale for $19.99, though it apparently retails for $48. I bring this up because the price does influence my review somewhat, as I would be much much more critical about the "Cons" if I paid full price.Pros:-It does actually minimize, hooray!-Comfortable and cute. Some say it looks like a grandma bra but I don't see it...-Straps don't fall down, bra does not ride up-Does not bunch up and emphasize back fat or side lumps-Fits true to size-They make smaller sizes. Many minimizer bra brands only make 36D and up. I got 34C, which isn't very large but it isn't small either, and I have my reasons for wanting to minimize my bustCons:-There's only 1, but a very important one: You can still see my nipples through the bra and thus through some of my shirts. I totally get why they don't want to add padding, which might negate some of the minimizing aspect, but it's I can't wear a bra if it shows my nipples. Any shirt where this isn't a problem is usually loose enough where there's no point/need to wear a minimizing bra.

These are my favorite!! Minimize, reduce side bulge, provide great coverage and very comfortable. True to size and the beat part is the cost was half of what you would pay at a retailer!!

The media could not be loaded. Came back to update.....I ordered a 40DD and got a 33-inch on the bra. Why are companies so unfair to their customers? Why would you take a 33-inch bra and stamp 40DD on it 🤔. If Bali or whichever fake company making these bras really needs a rain check on measurements and fairness. The strange thing is that the bra does fit snugly.Apart from this, it is a very good quality bra. I will try the 40ddd for a little more coverage....(just for me)The straps are short, and sturdy and the bra does have stretch to it for anyone wondering. The cup area is not padded which is great for me but it's double layered. The under wire does not poke out or tugg at you skin and fit comfortably under the bust area.

This is the strangest bra I’ve ever tried on.My band size (under breasts and around the ribs) measures 36 exactly, and my bust measurement is a precise 44. I am a solid 36H, but depending on cup style and the material used, I do occasionally wear the sister size of 38F.I tried this out due to the good reviews, and the low cost. My typical size is 36F, but I am currently pregnant and sprang up to 36H overnight. Yikes. My favorite bras are made by Elomi (UK sizes, so go to a site with sizing assistance to find your size for this brand), and I generally stalk that brand online on different sites for sales so that I can purchase them between $35-50. I also like Le Mystere and Freya, and when it comes to bras I expect a good three years of service or it ain’t getting five stars.However, I’m pregnant, and in six months my milk will come in and I’ll need a different size. So heyyyyy, bring on the twenty dollar bras!I wanted this one to work. It’s sleek and smooth and would work under thin jersey shirts, and the band fits correctly- no riding up the back. The material is comfortable as are the straps. Unfortunately, it does some strange thangs to my breasts that make it a no go.The gore tacks, and the fabric on the bottom of the cups fits correctly, but there is a center strip of at least four inches where my breasts are smashed flat like a pancake in the center of my chest. I tried to get a pic of this flattened zone, but the bra is black so it’s a bit difficult to see. Because the bra squishes my breasts flat only in the center it simultaneously forces them out to the sides, so basically my boobs are trying to flee to the corners of the globe- one to the east and one to the west. There is also extra fabric bunched up at the top of the bra. Overall, it is the most comical effect I’ve experienced with a bra in my thirty six years on this Earth. It made me laugh, and I even put a shirt on to giggle at the craziness of having flattened breasts that point due east and west.My breasts are very large, but are definitely shallow, and also slightly wider set than average. On the plus side, the shallowness makes them look surprisingly perky because in spite of the pendulous size my nipples are still up turned. But sometimes certain bras just can’t work even if they are in the correct size.If you know you have shallow breasts like mine, this bra may not work for you. But the thing is, it’s a twenty dollar bra that you can return for free. It clearly works for a lot of women! It is worth giving a try. It’s tricky finding a bra that works even if you have your size spot on, because we are all different shapes and cups shapes vary A LOT!The bras I found in the twenty dollar range that DO work for me (I have reviewed them individually as well)are: Vanity Fair Women’s Beauty Back Full Figure Underwire Bra, Lilyette by Bali Women’s Beautiful Support Lace Minimizer (if you truly want a Minimizer this was the best one in my opinion), and Lilyette by Bali Women’s Enchantment 3-section Unlined Minimizer Underwire Bra (doesn’t actually minimize at all).I tried several Delimira bras, but those are a disaster on me as well. Hope this helps!