The cups of this bra are really comfortable and pretty supportive (I'm a 36HH!), however the adjustable straps are just not long enough if you are tall/long in the body. I'm 6ft and at the longest extension the straps dug in and were painful. I found the rest of the bra so comfy though - and desperate for a comfy bra to work at home in I have actually cut up an old bra, got my sewing kit out and extended the straps so I can continue wearing it!

I love this bra. It is such a relief to not have wires digging in and leaving bruises. It would be nice to have this in other colours. It would also be nicer to have the strap adjusters at the bottom rather than on the shoulders where they dig in at the end of the day.

This is a wonderful bra, lovely support and lovely shape, and feels so comfortable in all but one major way which sadly makes it unbearable. .. the straps are so short that even on the longest setting the straps barely made it over my shoulders, and the strap adjusters sat on and dug into my collar bone! I dont know if it's a manufacture fault in the one that I tried but I've never had to adjust a strap so much that the adjusters come over the front! Normally I usually have to have my straps on the shortest setting! Had to return it, so sad because this would be a lovely bra if it wasnt for this!

I mostly love this, it's really comfortable, and gives a more natural shape so I don't feel quite so horrified when I take it off as I would with an underwired one! However, it's made of bikini fabric so it can get a little bit sweaty, especially around the band. Perhaps that's what makes it so supportive, but it feels a bit odd wearing a bikini as underwear. I wish it was cotton.

I'm a 32HH and this bra makes me feel like I'm not wearing a bra at all, and I am writing this in the midst of a sticky, sweaty heatwave where the under-boob sweat struggle is real. The cross-over front of this bra provides the best separation I have ever experienced. I can actually go about my day without worrying about mono-boob, quad-boob, or having to adjust the straps. The material doesn't get itchy or chafey after 12+ hours of wear. Did I mention I'm a 32HH and it makes me feel like I'm not wearing a bra?

More colours please! Most comfortable bra, whilst still being supportive and covering, in ages. Been wearing mine as a bikini top, so confident in its support!

As I get older (and bigger?) I increasingly find underwires so uncomfortable. The last bra I bought a few weeks ago seemed to be a good fit but leaves me bruised & sore by the end of the day, so I ordered 3 styles of non-wired & this was the only one that had a reasonable shape & good fit. A very comfortable bra but only being available in black limits wear ability. More colours please!

I’m an 26 ITU nurse 30J - the struggle is real to buy bras. The last year or so I’ve been wearing non wired and I absolutely hate it when I have to wear a wired bra. My size goes up in non wired which is why I purchased the 30J as opposed to 30HH. At work I like to be comfortable, although I haven’t worn it for the day yet, I can already feel that the straps are quite heavy on my shoulders. It also semi flattens and pushes them to the side by my arms. That being said, I’ll be keeping it because one my other wireless are fully dead to the world and the fabric is nice and supportive feeling. Other downside is the back strap. I’m normally a comfortable 30 but I’ve had to do this on the tightest and there isn’t a 28J available. If I could go into store I’d try a 30HH But with covid that’s all a bit long winded for me.