Audrey Seamless Day Bra

Seeking out comfort but support. Isn't that what we ladies are all always seeking? Well, take a pass on this one. This is immediately comfortable and within an hour it is so stretched out I was wobbling all over the place! When I removed it after a few hours it was so stretched out it was all puckered everywhere.... you know that look of a stretched out garment. sure, when I washed it, the shape returned, only to stretch out again in a short time once again. The description says "day bra" - but even just wearing around the house, there is no support with this bra. I find myself wearing the two of these I bought together... although both stretch out, there is a slightly better support with the two stacked and then I have a tube bra I found in Europe that is amazing and I wear this over top. My size is 36C. First I bought the Large -- way too big, then the Medium which is better but still probably too big to provide any support. Putting this into the dryer doesn't shrink it either so I couldn't shrink down that Large one.. Anyway - long story short, just don't buy it.

I decided to give these bras a chance. This is wonderful light support. I HATE bras; but I hate flopping around braless more. This is the answer I've been waiting for! I'm a 34c and got the m/l which is very comfy but big... so I also bought the s/m which offers more support and is as comfortable. They wash well, feel great... what's not to love? I LOVE these bras. I bought both. So comfortable that I sleep in them. I love the Audrey more because it gives me more shape. I'm buying more today!

I am 36 A and have been shopping for a bralette that smooths and provides very light shaping. I don't need support per se, but I don't like the braless look. That said, I find it really hard to find cups that aren't too big and a band that doesn't feel tight. I don't want to feel like I'm wearing a bra -- I want the comfort of a camisole without the full-torso coverage. And I would like to eliminate nipple show-through. I chose the large for comfort though the sizing suggests I should chose medium. Even in large, the band is a just a little snug for my preference, but I think most people would find it very comfortable. Of all the 30-40 bralettes I have tried, I settled for this one because it is in my top 3 for comfort (tie with the Wacoal bralette). I like the slightly long-line style vs a narrow band that feels like a rubber band around my ribs. I find that I tug at the band a little when wearing it, but compared to most I have tried this is a dream. (The only bralette that is more comfortable is the Madison Bralette by FreePeople, but the cups have huge seams that show through clothes) The cups are very comfortable and provide a little bit of definition and shaping. This Bralette does Not help with nipple show -- I still have to wear petals if I want a completely smooth look. The quality is lower than I'd expect at this price point. The knit fabric is really soft and stretchy, but snags and pulls easily -- after one wearing there are some small pulls on the inside of the cups. Overall it's not perfect but it made the cut. My alternative is to buy camisoles and hem them into Bralettes (great option when you can find them on clearance). But I would really prefer to just buy a dozen bralettes and not have to McGyver my underwear!

I love coming home at the end of the day to lounge in one of these bras. I own three of them. It's necessary for me to wear a more supportive, Natori bra for my workday. I purchased the S/M and it fits great. I wear 32d or dd in an underwire bra. I hike or do errands in these. I don't wear them all the time because I am modest. Otherwise, I would!

I think I had high hopes for this bra...it felt like I had a pair of silky nylons on. 32DD I ordered the small and it fit just fine but it offers no kind of support at all. I would say it's more of a bra that you would wear around the house, although I feel like a tank with a built in bra offers more support. I'll continue my search!

I was SO looking forward to this bra! Based on its design, it is just the type of bra I hoped to find. It did cost a little more than other seamless bras (sometimes called bralettes), but the design notes sounded just right. It was fairly comfortable. I always wash everything before wearing, then let the bras air-dry. It seemed a little large, so I adjusted the strap. Unusual, because I have big shoulders, and usually have to adjust the straps to be looser! That night, I had a rash all over. I didn't think about it until the next day, but now I wonder - am I allergic to this material? I'm going to try it again, when I'm sure not to be around anything else that could cause a rash. If I do not get a rash, and if I can adjust it to fit right, it might be a nice bra!