Please make with cushioned wider shoulder straps. Not comfortable for ladies with a fuller heavier bust. Love the fabric, and style otherwise.

2 years ago, due an increased sensitivity in my breasts, I was advised to wear a non wired bra by my GP. Since then I have tried various styles but have not found many comfortable and supportive styles. This was a revelation. It is both comfortable and supportive and I found it true to size for me. True it does not give the same support as an underwired but at 63 I no longer feel the need to have my boobs pushed up.

I’m wearing this as a maternity bra. Got fitted for it and it is the comfiest bra I have ever worn!! The centre does pop out a bit but my breasts are growing...

I tired this in both the pink and black. I was advised to keep my pre-pregnancy size as it was cut larger. I have to say it's awful, and I've always loved everything from Bravissimo. The first time I wore it, it looked something like the photo. But after a few hours everything went a very distorted shape. It gives a very saggy mono-boob look, and does not support unless I have it cut into my back, giving the lovely back rolls. I thought the lack of wire would be more comfortable through pregnancy, but it's really not.

I'm very pleased with this bra. I was looking for a non-wired bra following surgery and this was the first one I tried on. It's very comfortable and I don't notice that I have it on. It's nice and low at the front and the straps are thin with plenty of elastic in. The only down side is that the lines over the bust show under clothes so it isn't a smooth look bra. I'm about to buy the pink too.

I really like the fabric of this bra and it is very comfortable but there is very little uplift and it makes no difference when adjusting the straps as they do not stay.

Having not worn a non-wired bra for nearly 50 years, I was fitted for this in store. I thought it fitted quite well, until I saw the photo online and realised that the middle part is supposed to be flat to my body! I can get several fingers into the gap - so I am wondering if I was fitted with the right size? The other thing is that the straps are quite narrow and tend to cut in if I don't position them carefully on my shoulders. The shape is OK for casual wear, or lounging around at home and I think it would be really comfortable for travelling in.

I so, so, so wanted to love this bra like everyone else but I just don't. I don't get much boob separation even though I was fitted in the shop and it gives me a big, horrible cleavage which I don't like. I really don't feel like it's comfortable at all around my back and it just makes me look frumpy. I am six months pregnant and I needed a bra that fitted well to take me to when the baby arrives. The fitter gave me a slightly larger size so that I can grow in to it but I'm still not convinced. I'm wearing it because I have no choice but I'll discarding it as soon as I can! It's off as soon as I get in the door at night!