Sarah
Waste of money for plus-size folks
It was true before I bought this bra and it's true now: no $30 bra is going to work if you have natural breasts over a D cup. I was ready to love the bra and gave it the fairest shot I could—I'm even saying 2 stars because it's okay for sleep if you're the kind of person who likes sleeping in a bra to prevent boob flop—but I actually think it's dishonest to sell this style of bra in larger sizes without bothering to use more supportive fabrics with less stretch, wider straps, more hooks, etc. It's like this company wanted to innovate in lingerie but did no research or testing; there's a reason velvety stretch fabric can't be used for bra straps/bands, and that's because it provides zero support or lift. (And there's a reason bra mesh isn't used for underwear, but that's a subject for a different review on here.) Also, the shape of the bra cups is such that best-case scenario, you get '60s cone boobs, worst-case, it looks like your nipples are constantly visible through basically any shirt because there's a gather of seams right in the center of each cup. This bra feels like you're wearing nothing, but also it *does* nothing. Terrible buy.

