Hanes Women's Wireless T-Shirt Bra, Comfy Support Lightweight Lounge Bra, Convertible Straps

I was not sure what to expect with this bra- but I am very pleasantly surprised. It’s really quite comfortable, but more than that, it actually holds my girls up to a level I would be happy to wear this out. Like, almost as good as my go to sexy underwire bra, except it’s comfortable and flexible. For reference, my usual bra size is around a 38DDD or G. I believe my overbust is around a 47. I was not expecting this to be a bra that I could wear out because most stretchy bras have like, zero support. It is also not too tight, like many stretch bras which end up relying on compression (ouch!) Also, I will say that it does pretty well on the uniboob front- I am sufficiently pleased with how my boobs look in this bra, they still look like separate things lol. The fabric is also nice and soft to the touch. My only gripe is that the straps were notably scratchy when I put them on. Like, I thought it was a tag or something scratching me. But I will say, after putting it on, I didn’t notice the straps anymore. Just something to note for sensory issues, while it didn’t bother me it may bother you. All in all, more than pleased! I got this on sale for 7$, which pushed me to try it, but I’m definitely going to get another full price.

I actually really like this bra. It’s super lightweight and feels like I’m wearing almost nothing, which is exactly what I wanted for everyday use. The material is soft and doesn’t dig in. The only downside is it feels a little snug around my back, but that could just be me needing to adjust the fit or sizing. Overall, really comfortable and a good option if you want something easy and low-profile for daily wear.

Two downsides, which other reviewers have mentioned: (1) there’s a clasp, for want of a better word, for holding the bra straps to the front of the bra. It’s a cheap snap-in design that tests basic physics principles. To my surprise, one of the straps has come apart on me only one time. The physics-defying clasp seems to work. Still, one time for a bra suddenly collapsing into a leaning tower of Pisa, is too much. You have to see this clasp to understand what I mean. Nonetheless, I find myself ordering another two bras, so I guess I’m not that disturbed. Truth is, I just can’t find a decent unpadded, wireless bra. (2) The fabric is light and nicely elastic. Overall, it’s quite comfortable. I only hand-wash and hang dry, so I haven’t put the bra through a more vigorous machine washing. However, the fabric pills very easily, a first in my experience for a bra. You end up with a lot of little dark fabric pills all over the bust part of the bra. This bra is not intended for use if you’re going to end up passed out in the hospital or in an unexpected romantic liaison. This is a bra you want to undo yourself, in privacy. OCTOBER 23, 2022: Hanes ... what have you done to my favorite bra? You made a major change in sizing without a word of warning! A Medium, which was perfect for my 36C size, is now more like a size 32A-. The cup is flat and the bra is much smaller, end to end, than it used to be. This was a major change! I bought 3 bras, taking for granted that the size was correct. By the time I used one of these now way-too-small bras, it was too late to return them. I lost over $40! Maybe some kid can use them as a slingshot. I just checked the Hanes Size Guide, and it appears that a 36C is now a Large (used to be Medium). I'm going to order Large, but to be honest, I have little confidence in this new size guide. I'm especially disappointed that I had to lose over $40 for trusting Hanes, but hopefully this review will help someone else! I left the 4 stars because I'm assuming the bra is still as good as it was when I first reviewed it about 3 years ago. OCTOBER 30, 2022: Zounds!! My premonition was on point. Hanes's new size guide is useless. I tried the Large, but it's still way too small. I can't seem to match my size 36C (previously Medium) with any of Hanes's new sizes! I've had to return the 3 size L bras too -- at least this size actually shows a cup. By the way, I've been ordering the white bra. For all we know, different bra color might = different pattern cutter! I've now ordered 3 size XL white bras. I'm annoyed as heck at Hanes for changing the measurements, but I must say I'm intrigued by my suddenly hefty bosom ... X-Large! NOVEMBER 22, 2022 I have finally confirmed that Hanes's old Medium is now X-Large (at least for the white bra)! The cup isn't quite as full/rounded as I'm used to on Hanes wireless unpadded bras, but it's passable. As I mentioned previously, I purchased the white wireless, unpadded bra. Perhaps the wide size deviation has to do with the color. Is the white bra cut much smaller than the beige (nude) bra? Or, has Hanes changed the sizing across all of these bras? I notice as well that there is no longer any pilling on the bra cup, which is a huge improvement.

First of all, I am 5' 7", 120lbs, and would be wearing a size 36 D bra normally. I wear size L in this brand and style. I could probably get away with XL as well, but M is uncomfortable for me. While I find this bra to provide plenty of support for my day to day, anyone with larger breasts might not. This is the most comfortable all day, everyday bra I have ever found, and I've tried just about all of them. Plus, it's pretty much the only bra I can wear without it causing back pain. Let me explain. I have been dealing with back and shoulder pain for years now, and one of the things I've struggled with is that the bands on most bras feel very painful regardless of size. Of course, something too small will be uncomfortable, but the correct band size and even too large sizes all cause my back to hurt where they make contact with the muscles of my back. They also make me feel as if I can't breath properly. It's very weird. I have been professionally fitted multiple times - which always ended up with me feeling like my time and money have been wasted as I still can't wear whatever sizes and styles they recommend - and I've worked with many physical therapists over the past decade trying to figure it out, but at this point I've given up hope that it'll ever get better. It is what it is. Awhile back I decided to give this bra style a try and, fortunately, found it to be exactly what I needed. Of the ones I've tried, this particular brand and style have been the most comfortable for me. Something about the narrower band, just the right amount of elasticity, and softness of the material means that I can get through a day without the (at times severe) pain that other bras cause. I've also found that the S/M/L/XL etc. sizing, adjustable straps, and back clasps work way better for me than the traditional band numbers and cup sizes. I've ordered several of these bras over the past 8 years. They have held up pretty well considering the fact that I wash them on regular wash and dry them on high heat. In other words, I don't treat them as delicates. So far it's been one of the metal clasps things on the back breaking off or the tab on the front connector for one of the straps snapping off that has caused me to replace the ones I've needed to replace, and that has typically only happened after more than a year of regular use. One more thing I'll mention, though. For some reason, the buff/light pink color is the most comfortable of the ones I've tried while the heather grey is the least comfy.

Beware, the bra runs very small. I am 5'3", 135, a wide set B-cup, but with a larger ribcage and muscular shoulders/upper back (I'm an avid bicyclist), so typically I already size up to a large for these kinds of things. The large looked like the training bra I had when I was 12, I actually got a good laugh out of it. My boobs fit because the material there is very stretchy but the straps were way too short and the band was too tight. However, I did really like the material, it is very soft, lightly lined, and offers medium support. So, I returned the L and skipped right past the XL to the XXL which I will keep. Honestly, the cups didn't get much bigger which wasn't a problem for me at a B-cup, honestly that part fits perfectly, but if you're bigger than that it's going to be a tough squeeze. The band is stretchy and comfortable with room to spare, the XL band probably would have fit very well as well. Band doesn't fold up or dig in, and lasted comfortably through a 5-mile summer hike going at a moderate pace. The straps though, who are these made for?? Really didn't get much longer from size L, I got it to work obviously, but they seriously need to consider lengthening them, especially for the racer-back convertible feature of the bra which is one of the reasons I bought it. If you have any extra "cushion" on your shoulders or upper back it might be a tight fit.

I would return this if I could. I was hopeful that it would be a comfortable sleep bra, but it slides around (or allows 'the girls' to slide around). I ordered a size Small - I wear a 32DD and wanted it to be snug. The cups themselves are a good fit, but the bra band is much too big. Even if I put it on the smallest setting, it still has a good bit of stretch/give. Which would be fine if the elastic band was a tight elastic, but it isn't - it is the same material as the cups. Sure, it has stretch, but it doesn't 'hold' the bra in place. It just moves around. So in my case, I wake up and one (or both) of the girls are sliding out of the bottom. I actually put it on again to finish writing this, and within five minutes both of the 'ladies' are 1/4 way out (sliding from under the bottom of the bra's band - it is stretchy but doesn't have any resistance like bra bands normally have). There are no wires - it is all just stretchy fabric. It's soft enough, but not dreamy-level soft. I have already slept in it, so can't get my money back. Hopefully, this will help someone else avoid wasting theirs.

My best bra for many years was made by Vanity Fair. No longer available, I tried Bali, Jockey, Spanx, Honey Love, Lululemon, a bunch of generic brands, and a couple of Hanes bras to try to find comfort and support like my old favorite. What am I looking for? Support with that next to nothing feel. No digging, binding, bunching or uniboob . No pulling the sides down because it rises up in back. No adjusting the bra in private because my ladies pop out the top. This Particular Hanes bra is genius. I’m a 42 DDD and perfectly fit the xxlarge. Many brands don’t even go above extra large. If you are built like me, want support, and do not want padded cups, underwires, bunching material under your armpits, straps that cut into your shoulders, or cross-crosses in a way that would challenge Houdini, a bra that rides up in the back or one that your breasts fall out of in the front (unless you tighten the band so tight that you cut off your circulation) this is the bra to buy. I hope to God that Hanes does not discontinue it. The front snap closure enables me to easily cross-cross the straps in back. The fabric is soft and breathes. The bra gives high enough in the sides so my breasts do not squeeze out into my armpits. The only thing I would change about this bra would be to make the straps more like my old fav- narrow, stretchy fabric, matching the fabric of the bra. My only criticism is that I would make the straps and inch longer to make it easier to cross the straps while wearing it, because the can be adjusted smaller, but it is still extremely comfortable and all bras end up stretching a bit. I will hand wash these and order extras to preserve them, because manufactures so often change their products and discontinue perfectly good models.

Size 38DD and once I get home from work, we all know the bra comes off but I do t like to just freeball all evening and always put on a sports bra instead. Me and sports bras have never got along because I typically can’t find one that’s comfortable without making my chest into a uniboob! I apprehensively ordered a couple of these because why not? Price was right and returns are easy:) To my surprise, these are comfortable as heck! They do come in a bra fashion with straps and a hook back closure, two hooks wide. Softness is great, comfort is great, support is meh…I absolutely love these and wear them everyday in the being and in weekends. Would I wear them as an everyday? No, but I wear them every night and all weekend doing yard work, running to the grocery store, etc. I would be so fortunate to get to wear these allll the time everyday but this is not the “wear to work” bra as I need minimizing underwire torture devices to hold it all in;) However, they are a complete game changer in my world…just enough support to keep those babies in and look presentable as I want to on my personal time. Will be buying more as long as they are making them! I ordered the XX-Large.

A lovely, comfy bra. Why don't they make more bras like this? No seams, no wires. The sizing is small, medium and large. I ordered medium, which is equivalent to 36B.

Comfortable but not the best for large breasts

Like this comfortable soft bra. Good for sleeping and doesn't eat into skin.

I paid just under $24 for this bra - and it arrived with a tag on it for $13.99 - suggesting we'd all probably do better shopping in person at Walmart or somewhere - at least for this bra. This bra itself is actually really nice. Soft and comfortable with no underwire to dig in - and yet feels supportive too - and it's not ugly like some wire free bras tend to be. Strap adjustments are at the front, so you don't have to take the bra off to adjust ... a nice touch, especially in this price range. The size MEDIUM fit me perfectly (just as the chart said it would) - but that's on the tightest hooks ... so here's hoping it doesn't stretch out with repeated wash/wear, like one of my older Hanes bra has done! Overall, I am pleased with this purchase, and I would buy the bra again. Next time I'll check brick and motar stores before ordering from Amazon at nearly twice the price on the tag.

Comfortable bra however the back keeps going up in the centre where the hook and eye meet. Otherwise it is comfy for home casual use.