Carole Martin Crossover Slip-On Comfort Bra

Very comfortable, minimal support
I was pleasantly surprised by this bra. Most similar to this type give you a uniboob but the crossover front on this one keeps the ladies separated. When you need some support but don’t want the feeling of an all-out bra, this is a great choice. The fabric doesn’t stick to your clothing and the size chart is accurate.

My wife loves them! Recomended by daughter.
Bought 2 white and 2 beige.

fabric is wonderful
Product is as expected, next time I will select one size bigger

Returning it was easy and prompt.
Didn’t give the support I need.

I am 5 foot 9 and weigh 140lbs, my band size measures 33in and my cup size is a full B–I bought the large, and it fit perfectly. At my height, I was worried that the straps would be long enough, but they are, and it does not ride up at all. The bra is comfortable, provides some lift and has nice coverage around the sides but doesn’t rub under my arms. I’m very happy with it–wish it came in black! Update: xl was even better!

I had similar to this cross wrap bras for decades but was discontinued for a decade then it seems has returned.. VERY comfy and wore it all the times.. I usually wear 38 B/C and I bought the size 38, fits perfectly.. you would not want too loose…Will buy them more..

This is a review of the Carole Martin Style 7303 Slip-On and Style 7307 Crossover Slip-On Comfort Bras. It is an unsolicited review of purchased product; and the reviewer received no product or other consideration for submitting.To set the context, I am of height 178 cm (5 ft 10 in), mass 65 kg (143 lb), underbust 35 inch, and bust 38-1/2 inch. I was looking for a lightweight pull-over style bra designed for all-day active wear, with no hardware, no closures, and no pads. Style and color were not considerations. The above two products appeared to meet these requirements, so I decided to give both a try to see which style would provide the better fit.The Carole Martin fitting chart suggests ordering their size 36 for 34-36 inch underbust, and states that their chart recommendations will provide a snug fit. I initially ordered one in size 36. The fit seemed right, but it was really snug – too snug. The band and shoulder straps were uncomfortably tight. I immediately returned it and ordered size 38 in both styles.The size 38 bras fit and support well. The product claim, “for active wear” is fairly made. I find them to be a comfortable choice for outdoor work including mowing on foot, raking leaves, clearing brush, and stacking firewood. Support is sufficient to dampen out annoying breast bounce when working with hoe and shovel, and when operating a utility tractor on rough terrain. The thin fabric absorbs little perspiration, and dries quickly. The two styles are equivalent in fit and comfort. I could not discern a difference.The only limitation I find in fit and comfort is the width of the shoulder straps. Strap widths of both these styles are 3 cm at the narrowest points where they go over the tops of the shoulders. I found this surprising, because the straps of the bras worn by the models in the product photos appear wider. After a few hours, the straps become uncomfortable on the shoulders. Based on my experience, I recommend the straps be made at least 5 cm wide to better distribute the pressure on the shoulders.The label instructs to machine wash. To maximize useful life, I hand wash in room-temperature water with a couple drops of mild detergent, rinse well, and hang on the line to dry. The bras are well made, and so far, are holding up well with no fraying or failure of the seams.In conclusion, I award both these products four stars. They are the best I have found so far for the kind of active work I perform; and I have purchased more. With 5-6 cm wide shoulder straps, I believe they would be solid five-star products. Carole Martin, please consider my recommendation.