Curvy Kate Womens Daily Boost Bra

I was so excited to try this bra!! Especially since it was on sale for $34.00!It is not pretty. It is a standard, industrial, everyday bra that is padded, not molded, to protect from showing when you are cold and to give shape.Pros:(1) Light weight, soft, very comfy.(2) Full adjustable straps. Straps weren't as wide as CK Emily Bra.(3) 3 hooks in the back, unlike the 2 rows in my beloved Cleo bras.Cons:(1) ORDER A CUP SIZE BIGGER!! I am a 32GG in Panache and Cleo by Panache. I ordered a 32H & it fit perfectly in the cups. Everyone on Bratabase said the band was firm, I could immediately wear it on the 3rd hook. (Maybe I should have tried a 30H?? My underbust measures a 32 exactly & I don't buy 30s.)(2) Gave me not just a pointed look, but a pointed down look. It was like the horizontal seam across the cups was too low. MAYBE this could be eliminated by washing the bra and having the fabric soften up, so it would mold to my shape better. I am not willing to take that risk. For the $34.00, I rather get a bra I know fits.)(3) I did get just a bit of the east/west look. But, this is common for me in bras. I usually alter the center gore to bring the cups together & that fixes the problem. Therefore, I won't hold it against the bra.(4) Gore did not fully tack. To most, this means I should go up a cup size. The H fully enclosed my breasts. Being that I am barely 5'2, a HH would have been enough bra coverage up to my neck bones!If I had cash to burn, I would keep it to sleep or lounge in. But, I don't - so, it's going back.

For fit and comfort this bra is a 10/10 (Coming from a shallow set, full on bottom and wide set person). Initially, the band is tight but loosens up quickly. I wear 32E, but the 34DD was far cheaper...so I went with it. The first few wear or 2 I could barely close the band. within 5 or so wears, I was using the inner hooks as I originally expected. In the future I would buy a 32 band, and be sure to have an extender handy.It took a bit for the material to grow on me, but I actually like it quite well now. While the stitching is solid, its also poorly put together resulting in it being quite lumpy (Mostly along the line that runs semi-parallel to the white trim, I tried to capture it the best I could in a photo). It makes it impossible to wear under any thin or clingy material. If you can get a good price, I would definitely recommend getting one or 2 as a winter bra.

I don't hate it, but I certainly don't like it. I had to choose something about the fit, and it's strange- it fits a bit too large in the band, but the cups seem to be off. Maybe too small? Maybe spaced/aimed odd? I don't know. All I do know is that this thing gives me crazy quadboob.I also do not like that white piping and white trim as seen in the picture. If you don't think the white will show, you're wrong. It stands out something terrible, and I'm glowing like the P-bury doughgirl right now. There's something about those bows that make them stand out as well and I think it's the placement of the straps. They show through fabric, and because the straps are sort of wide they even show up around the sides of sleeves.I've tried to make this work because finding bras that fit me in a 30GG is a headache. I've lost a bit of weight (~10 pounds) so I thought maybe it would help with the quadboob, but it actually makes it worse. How that happens I have no idea. If I could return it I would, but I can't so I keep trying to make it work. The structure is off, that trim is a terrible idea, and this fell very short of what I expected. I have other brands and styles in my size that fit very differently, so I know it's not improper sizing. It's this bra. The band has a little too much elasticity to it, which with a GG cup it's more important to have some support/structure. I've even tried using those strap clips to turn this into a racerback style because that sometimes helps with fit, but it makes no difference. I would not recommend this.The only positive thing I can say is that the fabrics used are soft and seem to be good quality, and the workmanship is also good. Other than that... keep looking.

I have been wearing 32B, 32C for years after getting fitted at a Victoria's Secret and also at an independent lingerie store. I was constantly adjusting my bras and the fill in the cup was very strange. I used the A Bra That Fits calculator from Reddit which gave me a measurement of 28FF UK/28G US. Curvy Kate is a British brand so these are UK sizes. I purchased both 28FF and 30FF for days when I am hot or bloated and both sizes fit AMAZINGLY!!!! I put on my bra in the morning and don't readjust it all day, and I don't have marks at the end of the day from my bra cutting into my skin. I ended up buying 4 of this bra in different colors and have been wearing them every day. woohoo!!

So I love this bra. I'm a tricky fit (34G, full on top, very close-set hence the necessity for a plunge for everyday wear - there's just not enough space in between for higher wires). I'm also only 5 feet tall, so I don't have a lot of ribcage/shoulder real estate to work with either. This bra sits at the right points for me - center gore lies flat, no cup gapping. I like that this isn't a full-on molded cup - it's a kind of foam-ish material, but it's flexible and the cups are a 3-part seamed style, so they have a bit more ability to adjust. (I suppose there's a term for that material that I'm drawing a blank on, since I've had either microfiber or lace/mesh for the last few years... sorry!) It's sturdier than my other favorite, the CK Dare (which has mesh seamed cups). The straps are a bit stretchy, which some like and some don't (I do).My only complaint is with the contrast trim. I'm a pasty white girl, and the 'nude' color disappears under white for me, but that bright white trim stands out! Not going to stop me from wearing it, or from buying another, but it's annoying. Anyone know if CK makes one with this kind of cut without the trim? If I find one, I'll come back and add it - we specialty-sizers gotta help each other!

I like this bra - I purchased 2 actually. One in a 38FF and another in 40F as the reviewers mentioned the sizing is a little off.When I received them, they both fitted find - not perfect but for the price I wasn't going to complain. I'm not going to replace my usual Bravissimo bras with these though, but these are still a good bra!They don't quite look like the photo (but I think that's more down to the fact that I have a bigger bust than the model in the photo), and they're definitely not a balcony bra. I'd describe them as more a full cup bra. Great style for everyday use!No bra is perfect, and none are comfortable enough to wear for 24 hours but these are only good for around 3-5 hours.This was my first encounter with Curvy Kate and I must say that I'm not impressed. I may try another style in this range if I can find one that I like (no luck yet though)The sizing is roughly what you'd expect from other brands such as Marks and Spencer's. The quality isn't as good but that's kind of a given.Would I recommend? Depends on your bust size to be perfectly honest. If you have a similar to me, then I'd suggest you shop around.When I originally purchased these bras, the price was £7 each but now Amazon have raised the price. They're not worth £10 upwards in my opinion but overall, they are a good bra. They're just not ideal for everyday use.

This is a very good bra. It is very comfortable to wear, gives great lift and support, and gives one of the best-looking cleavages I've had since I was young and small-chested enough to fit in push-up bras.However, I was not aware that there would be noticeable seams inside the cups (over the nipple). They are flat and may not cause issues for mostly, but if you have sensitive skin like me, it will become an issue if you use the bra alot, for many continous hours.The top of the cup also have a tendency to gape alittle bit, with movement. I suppose that despite being a balcony bra, it's also meant to accomodate top-heavy boobs (and not just bottom-heavy, wich are the most likely customers for balcony bras)

Lovely fit. As a lady with a fuller than average bust, I do find it tricky to get bras in the right size at a reasonable price. I was glad to find this one for a score and thought why not take a punt on a potential bargain. It was both a bargain and a great find. Curvy Kate bras will no doubt be getting a return customer in me as long as the rest of their bras fit as well as this one.

These are probably the most comfortable bras I have worn. I have bought it in black and white also, as was so happy with it. I can wear this all day and they do not dig in or chafe and I am not desperate to get it off the minute I come in the door. The only thing I'd say is that it would be better without the white trim along top, as this can show through some thin tops, when you need a "nude" bra. However, this isn't exactly a deal-breaker.

I loved this bra as it looked nice and also was discrete under clothes. I liked this so much that I wore it until the wire came out.I will purchase 2 next time as they are so comfortable.