Maidenform womens Casual Comfort Halter Bralette Bra

These brassieres are just like JCPenney's version, I love that it doesn't have any underwire you don't have to worry about the bottom of the bra pushing upward at all the quality of the brassiere ensures it lays nice and flat along your rib cage and on your back. No worries of potential 'back fat'. They give you the ultimate support that you need as well as the appropriate amount of padding for coverage, lift, stability and comfort.There are hooks on the back which I personally appreciate it makes the fit feel so much better in my opinion.They come in all different colors which gives us ladies multiple options depending on what we're wearing, they are dress friendly t-shirt friendly, versatile in terms of wardrobe options.Well worth the money I will continue to buy these brassieres.

We all know how hard it is to find the right bra. The process is similar to finding a pair of running shoes that fit. which is why there are so many shoe companys, and so many styles of shoes. And, it's the same with our bras. As with my running shoes, I need to find a pair that fit my slender, "B" width feet. And with bras, one that will fit a "B" cup on a Running Girl's body.So, I tend toward unpadded mesh models with underwireing, and steer clear of padded bras, as they sort of make me look like Xena Warrior Princess, ready to go into battle.So the idea of a bra that doen't have underwire, and a small padded cup that fits, was appealing to me.However, on putting it on, it just.did.not.fit. It's the right size for me, and holds me up just fine, but the pads are not secure, and tend to "wander" when it is on. This is due to the lace on the ouutsside not being completely sewn on to the foam cups. I wore it out twice, and it was comfortable enough, but at times would shift when I moved, and look just, well, weird, in an alien from outer space sort of way.Sigh! And so - another one bites the dust. If you are an "A" or a "B" cup, this may fit you. Those with a larger cup size might want to look elsewhere. You will most likely slide out, at the most inopportune time. Think job interview. First date with someone you are REALLY interested in. Or, holiday dinner with the in-laws. That kind of awkward!

A friend recommended this to me, but it didn’t work for my D cup. Sent it back.

This thing is horrible. And I’m going say a lot of horrible stuff about it and everyone’s gonna wonder why in the world did you just not take it off and send it back? Well, because I needed the damn thing, badly. We were slated to go to Florida the next day and I had spent the previous two weeks trying halter bra after halter bra. They all suck. This was my last hope. It sucked too but I needed it so I kept it (in retrospect I should’ve just purchased a bikini top) but I didn’t even think of that at the time. Anyway, this thing has to have been just designed by a man. No woman in her right mind would’ve ever done this. None of it fits well. The back band is too tight, the halter is too loose. The padding in the cups is ridiculously thick. So thick that I wanted to cut it out . The whole thing hurts! In every way. The back strap is 4 hooks wide and it’s very, very tight. Also it will fold on itself while wearing because it’s too wide. I wore it for dinner one night, for about an hour and a half. It ruined the evening because I couldn’t breathe and because it itched. When I took it off later I had deep red indentations around my ribs and back and up into my armpits from it digging in. Because the side boning is way way way too wide (4”) and so poorly designed, it bends outward when on, so it not only digs up into your armpits but will poke you on the inside of your upper arms too. Now to the pads in the cups. A little foam shaping I get, but this is obscene. At 3/4 of an inch thick they would have been so hot and they itched me like crazy. Like I said, I thought about cutting them out because they were so thick. I folded one down and kind of smooshed it out of the way to see what the cup looks like or how it fit if I cut the pad out. That would’ve been ridiculous also. The cup would’ve been huge, at least another cup size if not two. So what I ended up doing is folding the padding in half and tucking it underneath me so that I had half padding to fill up the cup and the rest was me. That created a weird fold in the silhouette but luckily the dress I wore had a print so that was not noticeable. It was still hot where the pad was and it still itched me. Awful. Just awful. Do not buy this thing. Stupid bra.

Beautiful bra and it fits true to size. Didn't like material against skin because it wasn't comfortable. The value was appropriate along with the versatility. Sent back