I always avoided non wired bras because I thought they would be “saggy”. I work 12 hour shifts and I was fed up feeling that I wanted to pull my bra off towards the end of my shift! This bra is so comfortable, supportive in a gentle way, no strap slippage, which is always a problem for me, and great under my uniform. Would like it in another colour as grey marl is the only option.

I love this bra. I have had so many underwired bras which left red sore mark's under my boobs where the wires dug in. So this was an amazing difference. I like the colour and feel of it. Not a lot in the way of shape or lift but I don't really mind and it does support.

I bought this non-wired bra to wear for comfort on a long haul flight to New Zealand. I tried it on before leaving and was pleasantly surprised to find it was quite supportive and the cups separated my boobs nicely. Unfortunately after wearing this bra for a few hours the straps started to dig in and it started to feel quite restrictive around my ribs (not because it was small but because there was no real give to the material) and after a while it became super uncomfortable. I ended up having to undo the bra during the flight for some comfort and by the time I got to NZ I was about ready to never wear a bra again.

This bra seemed a bit weird. The cups were too big and seemed to be pointing outwards to each side. You might want to order down a cup size (or two!) Or, anyway, do take advice from the Live Chat / Customer Service lady. The straps felt a bit narrow and that they would cut in, and I couldn’t discern any real support anywhere. I sent it back, as I found another option that suited me much better.

I purchased this bra nearly a year ago, but it was so uncomfortable that I had only worn it a handful of times. It left painful red welts where it dug into the crest of my shoulder/armpit area. I desperately needed a good fitting and supportive non-wired bra, but I cannot wear an athletic bra everyday (the girls need some airflow every other day!). This bra does separate the girls, though they do have a weird bullet pointy shape. I can deal with the shape, but not the pain. I decided to alter the bra, and it works great now. If you have a sewing machine, cut the straps off, turn the edges under, and top stitch with a zig-zag stitch (essentially giving more space for your underarm). Reattach the straps. No more pain! This would be an easy pattern adjustment at the factory. Customer service: please tell manufacturer about complaints and this is a small tweak needed - I am not the only person to have made this complaint.

So this is an ok bra for non wired. Yes it's supportive, but gives you a really weird shape. Both boobs point east and west! The shoulder straps could really do with some cushioning. I loved the position of them as I have small shoulders but found the straps to bend and roll into a crease causing red painful welts on the top of my shoulders. Overall it's supportive but definitely needs some re designing for the much larger busted of ladies.

This is hands-down the most uncomfortable bra I’ve ever owned. The edging they use on the bra has tiny loops all around it and it’s stiff as a board. It does not soften at all from wear or washing and it acts like sandpaper on your skin. Doing nothing other than watching a movie results in raw, red marks, especially under my arms. I’ve found this to be true of several bras I’ve purchased from Bravissimo in the past, and it’s telling that they ask for reviews on size, fit and style, but not comfort. The band was a tad on the small size, but still doable, and the cups were a tad on the large size. The support is great, and it’s impossible to get uniboob, like in many unwired bras. It’s ugly as sin to wear though and when you put it on, it looks like the weirdest, almost bullet bra. With a shirt on though, you don’t notice it.

I wanted to like this as it was comfortable. But it made my 32H boobs look very odd, as if they had quarrelled and were pointing away from each other!