Women's Cozy Wireless Bra, Full-Coverage Pullover Bra, Seamless T-Shirt Bra

I followed the advice of others and went 2 sizes up, and it is perfect! The size chart said I should get a Large, so I got a 2X. I was a little worried about it, but really, it is lovely! No seams to chafe, no wires to poke, nice colors (I got 2 nude, 1 pink, 1 aqua, 1 gray), comfortable fit. No, it isn't supportive if you are an endowed woman, but we don't expect to be supported. We go about our day just hoping for comfort. If I wanted to run in this, I would have to physically grab the ladies or get smacked alternately in the lower ribs and uh, uhm, collarbones? So, no, this isn't for heavy physical exercise. But it's fine for going about your day, and if you wear comfy clothes that are not sheer at all, you won't have to worry about needing "petals" for modesty. Yes, the fabric is thin, so if it is a "cold" day, you will have peaks if you don't dress in something that is peak-proof. If you are dressing up for the evening out, why are you wearing this bra in the first place? Get one that is for evenings out! And yes you can sleep in this, and forget you have it on. I wash mine by hand in mild soap, then air dry them, and it doesn't take long, so if you have 2, you are good to go at all times. The front underband does roll a bit but not much, and it doesn't bother me at all. Go wild, get fun colors, since you can't go wrong at the price! Save your bra money for a couple of really well-fitted other bras which will never let you forget you have them on. Then when you get back from the theater or a dinner/dance, you can kick off your "my feet are now dead" shoes, and remove the "ow ow ow" bra, and shimmy into the comfy "Cozy" and feel relief. One thing: getting into it. Okay, I have shoulder problems, and through trial and error found the best way (for me) to get them on: forget about the armholes, just get it on over your head, get the underband in place, and then worry about the armholes. Get the ladies happily centered, and say ahhhhhh a few times, and wonder for the hundredth time where your perky 34Bs that you had when you were 25 went, pull on a comfy shirt and go about your day. Think about maybe getting some white ones too.

These bras are supportive, comfortable, don’t ride up and are sooooo affordable. I have 3 of them. I wear a 36 D bra and am tired of underwires and I have one Medium that is just a tiny bit tight and 2 large that are just right. Don’t panic when they come out of the dryer they stretch right back out to your form.

I ordered by the manufacturers size chart and wished I would have sized up one size. It fits, but it leaves deepish red lines from my armpits to my shoulders and under my bust. Somehow it is still comfortable with good supportand coverage and I only notice that it has been digging in when I remove it. I was trying to find a cheaper replacement for the Harper Wilde Bliss bras that I love, and this one might have made the cut had I followed my gut and not the size chart.

This bra is so confusing. I wanted to like it, but I just can't. For several years now I've been wearing nearly identical comfort bras from other brands (mainly JMS, and I believe I also used to have a similar one by Hanes). I'll be honest, I have no idea what actual bra size I wear because my current "daily bras" have the tags ripped out...I suspect I'm about a 42DDD. In any case, I have a very large bust that unfortunately has begun to migrate south for the winter. I am a stay at home mom and I'm not leaving the house much during the current virus pandemic, thus I needed a few more "lounge bras". I'm so glad I only ordered one of these. First, upon taking the bra out of the plastic I noticed there was no "Hanes" label - not on the attached tag nor on the actual bra itself. I found this a little strange. I ordered it "Prime" and typically items ordered with "Prime" are legitimate, but I'm questioning this one. Anyway, the bra looked very small upon first inspection, but somehow it stretched to fit. However, it is tight. This bra offers absolutely zero support. Possibly a negative amount. The "girls" hang in the exact same spot with or without the bra on, but it does keep them from bouncing around aimlessly when I walk. It also obviously looks better under a shirt than going totally sans bra. If you are looking for a sports bra or a bra that actually lifts your chest, this is NOT the one. The band in the back constantly feels as though it is bunching up and curling under, even when I'm not seeing it actually happen...although it does tend to physically curl sometimes. I'm not sure if this is because of my body type (short and round) or if it is because the bra is just cheaply made. While not impossible to deal with, it is annoying. Probably my biggest gripe is that the fit is odd. The straps are seemingly too long, which allows for zero support in the cups. The cups themselves are a proper expected size, but the band is too snug...especially for the long length of the straps. It just doesn't match. Yes, this is a cheap bra. However, I cannot recommend it unless you literally just need a bra to sleep in, or unless you have a small chest that doesn't need a lot of support. I'm going to spend a couple of more bucks and buy the previous brand I owned before this (Just My Size), because this one will only be decent as a "back up bra". Stretchy and comfortable, yes...but absolutely nothing else is positive outside of the cheap price and the fact that it seems durable. Three stars for effort, and perhaps someone with a smaller chest size would have better luck.

As a person with fibromyalgia, I am in pain all the time, and I have tried every bra on the market, trying to find one that gives me some coverage and doesn't hurt or give me the dreaded "uni-boob." I have paid as much as $65, and tried everything from underwired to heavily constructed and padded to almost no construction, and nothing works. On a whim, after spotting this cheap little thing, I thought, what do I have to lose? Oh, I didn't mention that I'm not the tiniest person in the world; in fact, I'm a well-endowed woman, and we are usually told that we need support. I would agree, but for people like me, that only comes at the price of unending pain. So I usually just go bra-less unless I'm going to be in public, and then I suffer until I can get home. Well, this bra isn't much, but it does the trick. It gives me just enough coverage so I don't scandalize the neighborhood, and it's soft and stretchy enough that it doesn't hurt me--even when the bottom band inevitably rolls up. Look, ladies, if you are 70 years old and chubby, it's going to happen. Do I have perky uplift? No. But I don't care. I just want a little control and nothing showing. I get that and no pain. After years of straps digging into my shoulders, underwires digging into my ribs, and bands squeezing my sides until the burning pain is unbearable, I am in bliss. And all for $9.99! Yay!

July, 2024, review of Hanes Women's Cozy Wireless Bra, Full-Coverage Pullover Bra, Seamless T-Shirt Bra: Very comfortable for sleeping or lounging around the house. Perfect for those of us who need help keeping a large chest within a comfortable range without having to be harnessed into a ‘real’ brassiere. Can’t feel any seams and they have zero hardware. I don’t even remember I’m wearing a bra. It’s so much more comfortable to wear one of these than going without a bra. I’ve gotten so many of these - would hate to ever be without. One bra size fits a wide range of body sizes. Therefore, if you’re gaining or losing weight you can still use the same bra. Again, for large breasted women it is not a “real” bra - it is one piece pullover garment of one layer of thin, stretchy, surprisingly non scratchy (even in summer heat) material more tightly woven in strategic places. It keeps loose breasts in relative control quite comfortably, yet without much support for active movement. Also, it cradles each side separately, so no smushed ‘uniboob’ situation with it. Re. maintenance- I let soak a while in cold water with a tiny bit of regular laundry detergent, then hand wash and hang dry. My thinking is that no $10 garment, especially a stretchy one, would be able to withstand too much rough and tumble in the washing machine & dryer, even in lingerie mesh bags. A few times they’ve gone through the washer & low heat dryer with no problem. Reminds me of the minimal support of the training bras I used to wear in Junior High School. The price fluctuates, so I watch for them to be in $10 range to purchase.

I truly can’t figure out how sizing on this thing is supposed to work. The band itself tight, to the point of digging in. The cups fit fine. And then the straps are oddly long and not adjustable. The material of the body of the bra is soft and comfortable, but the overall fit of the bra is very uncomfortable. Weird.

A little small for the size