Norah Comfort Spacer Minimizer T-Shirt Bra

This bra is comfy and breathable but doesnt do much to lift or shape your cleavage. As a t-shirt bra I want a more flattering silhouette but this was more like a bralette with nip coverage. True to size but not really for my petite frame or shallow breast shape since I felt like the cups came up too high on my frame bc they dug into the sides of my chest.

This is a very comfy bra from the first wear. Quality is great as it is for most Chantelle items. I love the convertibility with the j-hook for a racer back option. The spacer cup is thin which I also really like and will be great for the warmer months. If you are looking for a molded cup bra that is lighter and breathable, this is a good choice. Since the spacer cups are so thin, they do compromise modesty some. The cups help a little to minimize headlights but not as much as a bra with a thicker cup like the C-Jolie or the Norah Chic Comfort T-shirt bra.

Not sure the other reviews are talking about the same bra. Compared to the unlined Norah comfort bra with stretch lace cups this feels terrible. The band has very little stretch compared to the unlined version and the cups feel excessively tall for me, though that might be a fit issue. The spacer foam is okay, but no where near as comfortable as the unlined version. I would probably size up in the band if your goal is comfort, as the name implies. It isn’t terrible, but not particularly comfortable in my opinion.

A wonderful sales associate fitted me back in the spring with 2 Chantelle bras. I had been a Wacoal customer for years but after being on a GLP1 for 15 months my chest had lost fullness and inches (but not cup size). I usually choose unlined bras but the Chantelle ones seem to show through summer tees. This one provides more opaqueness and smoothness under my thinnest tees. I am thrilled that the rose color - a fine nude for my skin tone - is in the sale. The only improvement I would make on it is a wider back band with more hooks (although the fit is so good I don’t see or feel any bulging.)

I’ve bought this brand for a long time and the past five years the materials they are using feel like they’re recycled plastic and indeed they don’t contain any natural fibers, which is horrible for your health, especially considering where it rests on your body. Women deserve better. I’m now resorting to custom-made bras out of silk or organic cotton or organic wool (super comfortable). They cost four times as much but they last longer and they’re much healthier to wear and they provide better support especially when you’re a 34 J cup.

The band runs loose and the cups run small. The bra is definitely minimizing, in that it sort of smooshes your chest down particularly in the cleavage area, which also makes the cups feel too small. That being said, the material provides nice lining without being padded or adding any volume which I did like. If you are looking to really minimize your chest and you can find this in your size, it might be a good option. Unfortunately, it just didn’t fit well and Nordstrom has a limited/non-existent range of bras in small band sizes with large cups.