Fruit of the Loom Womens Full Coverage Wireless Cotton BraletteFull Coverage Bra

Real cotton
The cotton material is thick and sturdy., I would say it fits a little small, but with a little wear seen as it is cotton it should form to body. Good structure except for the cup shape should have more depth for the larger sizes.

weirdly sized
soft material and breast size okay but short straps, and I am short, that make the bra ride up and breasts fall out….awkward

Garbage
Useless. The squish your boobs together too much. Awkward strap promoting hunch back. I tried to cut the seam a little down the middle of the scoop to separate the boobs, it worked for a minute but then boobs half way fall out when bending over. I don’t recommend this bra.

Finally…comfort!!
LOVE these bralettes! I have C cups with a large rib cage, and I find these to be soooo comfy and wonderful! I’m not overly large-breasted so I don’t need tons of support – but the soft band is what keeps me buying more! DO NOT put these in the dryer, to help them last & to keep their shape. I’m super picky, and these are awesome!

After COVID, my full-time job became 100% remote work from home, but I spend a lot of time doing Zoom Calls as a result. The days of wearing an underwire bra are O-V-E-R. I hate them and wonder how I went for so many years wearing those torturous contraptions every day. Being a larger person with large breasts, I’ve been looking for a very comfortable cotton bra to wear each day because there is NO WAY that I am getting on camera without some kind of bra on, and being home all day, I often get surprise people ringing the doorbell which means I have to go to the door to see who is here. Another event I don’t like to do bra-less. These are great for the purpose I want them for. Cotton, comfortable, and coverage. However, the first set I bought were not great. Too tight around my chest even on the last hook, “cups” were okay but could have been a little roomier, and I’m short but somehow the straps felt like they weren’t right either because they dug into my shoulders a little. The first set I bought was a 3X. I normally wear size 2X or 3X in clothes. 3x if I want roomy. Amazon app recommend 3x as the size for me. Since the price is great and very affordable, the second set I bought was a 5x and these are perfect. As such, I would recommend sizing up, Ladies. If you are looking for support and shaping, you will NOT find that in these cotton bras. But if you are looking for comfort and the security of having something on to cover “the girls” for a very inexpensive price, these are perfect for that or would even be a great bra to sleep in for those of you who prefer to do so. Not sure how I would feel about wearing these out in public. I suppose they would be fine with an oversized t-shirt or sweatshirt, but for anything even remotely form fitting, I don’t think I would because of the zero support factor and shapelessness. I am very pleased with this purchase for what I wanted it for and will be buying more in the 5x size. Added bonus is that they are cotton so if you have any amount of under boob sweat, these are good for helping you to manage that and stay dry. I gave 4 starts only because of sizing.

These run small. I purchased a Lilac Whisper/Grey Heather pair in size M because, according to the chart, M should fit or be the equivalent of a 36B or 36C bra, but these M bralettes are NOT the equivalent of a 36B/C, they are smaller than that. The chart is wrong.I gotta note that the pairs come attached to each other by a little plastic tags, which make it difficult to try one on. Something to keep in mind if you’re purchasing just to check if they’ll fit.So, I was able to get into one of the bralettes without cutting separating both of them, it did make the fitting a little awkward but, despite that, you could still tell that the bralette really was too small. It fit too tight for its advertised size. The straps felt sized too small and the front definitely did not provide support.I know bralettes are not known for their support, but these were even less supporting than normal, to the point where it felt like “the girls” would likely start to slip out from underneath just with regular movement. I think the band is the problem. If I recall correctly, there wasn’t a dedicated elastic band inserted inside the outer, cotton/spandex fabric band; it’s just the cotton/spandex fabric sewn in such a way that it acts as a band by itself. Thus, the only elasticity that this “band” provides comes from the whatever natural elasticity the cotton has, plus the %3 spandex – so it feels loose. Basically, the stitching that runs along the top of the “band” and the underside of the boob area is the only thing keeping “the girls” in place.The fabric itself is fine. Feels soft, doesn’t seem too thin. Although the frill does seem a little cheaply sewn on, but that’s not a huge problem.These bralettes would be better suited for very small-framed women (probably not above a B cup) or for preteens.Though still keeping in mind that the sizing chart is off.