I am a 32/34 K. Needed a bra for at home and work, that a would be able to sleep in, since I have a job, where my response time is 2 minutes. Good things are that the bra cup part actually fit the boobs in size. The fabric is soft and sturdy, it has hook closure, so no over the head and adjustable shoulder straps. It supports the boobs, for normal around the house activity or work. Bad things are that the inner slings squeezes the boobs in an very unfortunate way. It makes the boob sort of fold over and out. Maybe it works for smaller boobs like cup sizes under D, who knows? The shoulder straps are made of an uncomfortable material that itches and scratches the skin. The weight of big boobs put a strain on the shoulders and makes for sore neck muscles. The solution is that I cut out the inner slings, both of them. Magic. A much better bra. Of course some of the support diminishes, but comfort is better. The straps are still a problem, since they itch and irritate the skin, but I will try to sew some better soft and comfortable shoulder straps and replace them. Why is it so hard to make bras without wires that are comfortable for big boobs. It is a though they have not even tested it on larger boobs.

I had been told last year in store that the S was too small in the cup and the M too large in the back so didn't buy. Last month I tried lots of non-wired bras in store and this was again brought in in the S. The assistant told me it fitted perfectly so despite the hideous pink I bought it as it felt comfortable. It felt reasonably comfy when walking about so, having got carried away I bought a black and nude and wore them, puzzled that the only discomfort was the front underband. I did not look in the mirror when removing it each time so it was only when I looked at the reviews and saw that other customers mentioned the band rolling back on itself that the next time I checked the mirror before removing it and saw the band had folded back on itself. I am mad with myself for not realising this was happening and just removing the bra without checking the cause. I have therefore wasted £120. Moral: always wear a bra several times and look in the mirror before removing it before buying another. By the way, I have little flesh over the ribcage so it is the design at fault. Disappointed, as the cups are comfy and supportive, even if it is ugly. I do think, though, that at 32 GG the S was giving a slight bulge at the top of the cup and my size is 'on the cusp' as it were.

I'm a 36G, 5'4", and an apple-shaped size 16-18. XL is the right size for me, even though the chart said L. XL provides more coverage in the cups and less flesh-spillage over the back straps. This is the best wire-free bra I have tried, which is just as well because it's quite expensive! I got the nude and black and am hoping that the structure maintains its integrity long-term. There is good separation, it stays put all day, feels soft on my skin and nothing digs in. As other reviewers have found, the base band does ruck up with wear. I put that down to having a big tummy that pushes it up, so it is to be expected. It felt a little awkward at first but it settled itself and I didn't notice a thing from then on.

I like the style because it really flatters a large bust and makes your bust appear smaller, it is comfortable and well designed for support except for running. I think it needs to be a better quality fabric, a more natural fibre that doesn't start bobbling after a couple of weeks. Cheap fabrics do that and they don't feel great either. A nice cotton or some other strong stretchy natural fibre would be better. I also think a little extra padding on the straps would go a long way. I wear these bras most days and bought three. All in all I do like these bras, just wishing they were a nice environmentally friendly fabric that is nice to touch.

I bought this because I cannot find a comfy bra, and it was a last resort! I'm a 30 FF/G and bought the S which was the right fit. When I first put it on I was impressed, but after a couple of hours the band rides up and folds over a little, even when it's tight, and there are these weird sling bits in the cups; the ones at the sides are fine and stay put but the underbust ones move and scrunch up underneath, and need re-arranging several times a day! They aren't sewn in place so not a great design. The shape is nice, I'm not saggy anyway so it's a nice natural rounded shape. Good quality too. Good for travelling, or days at home, it's about as comfy as my Panache Sports bra, which at least stays put! Still can't find anything else that works for me so I'm stuck with just two bras at the moment. The search continues.

Being big busted (HH cup) and told you have to wear a soft cup bra (if any) after having just gone through breast conserving surgery and radiation, it is difficult to find one that doesn't make you look like you have a mono boob, and is comfortable on radiation burns etc and gives adequate support. I have tried several bras and this one by far is the best. Its very forgiving and comfortable against sensitive and burned skin and separates your boobs enough so you don't feel like you have a large slug across your chest. Highly recommend! I am a 34HH and have XL size in this bra.

Gone are the days in which the bone of your bra leaves an outline on your body after a long day. This bra is perfect for those who are fed up of the constant battle with the bones in bras, and are looking for something comfortable. It gives great support too! One thing I will say is that's it doesn't give much separation, so if you're wearing something with cleavage, this is not the bra for it. It's my new favourite! I used the sizing chart and it fits perfectly.

I usually wear underwire bras, but brought this as I’m pregnant, and thought it would be more forgiving for size changes. Very comfortable and gives the best shape out of any non underwired bras I've tried. As other reviewers have said, the sizing chart is wrong. I’m currently 30F and the chart says I should fit in XS. The cup size on S was too small (wouldn’t even like to attempt the XS) so I got a M. This is a bit large in band size, even on tightest hook, but I expect my band size will increase as pregnancy progresses. It fits in the cup size and I should still have room for increase in cup size.