Maidenform Womens One Fab Fit Everyday Full Coverage Racerback Bra

My (former) favorite bra was destroyed by my new puppy, so I went to several different stores to see if I could find one that was just as comfortable with the same amount of support. Trying on bras always seemed like a necessity as they all seem to fit differently. The only good thing that came out of this was that I figured out my bra size had changed slightly, but I didn't find a single one that was as nice for everyday wear as my former favorite.After coming home disappointed, I decided to check the brand on my chewed-up bra and saw that it was Maidenform, so I went to Amazon to see if there were any of that brand here. Bingo! But... so many choices! I decided on two that looked nice, hoping at least one of them would fit well, and I was extremely delighted when they both fit perfectly. This one in particular is very comfortable (feels like I'm not wearing a bra at all), I love the lacy racerback, the straps are wide enough to not cut into my shoulders but narrow enough to still hide under a tank top, but my only slight negative is that the cups are formed so my ladies are pointing a bit more to the outside v/s straight forward than I'm accustomed to. Felt weird at first, but once I have a shirt on it's not noticeable and definitely worth keeping.

AT LAST! I’ve always had trouble finding a bra to fit at any cost. Try even finding a 32DD, especially for under $60. Even after surgery, I found that I’m still not like most others, apparently. I’ve had some luck at Soma, but while they are good quality, quite expensive. And never before have I found a front closure that doesn’t pinch the girls. After numerous attempts and try-ons, I came across these, and can wear them under workout tanks. I usually wear 34D, but found that a 36D in this is comfortable. Now that the price has been reduced, I’ve ordered 2 more, fingers crossed. I hope they hold up over time-no pun intended 🙂

I bought this bra based upon sizing of my other Maidenform bras and because I wanted a front-closure bra as an alternative style. Overall, I would recommend if you need a front-closure bra, but a standard bra may be more comfortable and fit better, depending on your body composition.I bought my typical band size of 38. This is not an adjustable band and felt a bit rough when wearing so I moved up to the next band size (40) thinking that would help. The roughness is the material and likely needs some breaking in. Both sizes fit okay but there are pros and cons, since it's not just the band size that changes with sizing-up.I typically wear 38DD-40DD in Maidenform. I am 5'2", 190lbs, and a bit top/front heavy with wider shoulders and a wider ribcage. I often feel like sizing up means that the manufacturer expects someone to be taller. In this case, the underwire on the sides is a bit high in pokes/pinches under my arm a bit, and the band and closure placement on the front spreads my breasts out a bit to the sides of my frame. It does not look bad, just seems to be a bit wide in the cleavage area vs a natural fit and look.The material on the cup is comfortable. The cup sizing is okay, though adjusted vertically for the size up. The depth of the cup is the same, but tends to not tuck under my breasts like the smaller band size. The lace on the band is a bit rough and can scratch and rub. The metal on the straps at the cup irritates my skin and left a mark one day. The adjustable straps work and fit well. At the end of my work day, I definitely feel I need to take this off, but it's doable for a work day.

I now own four of these bras. The first one I bought was over a year ago, and I didn't find it very comfortable, but that's because I didn't buy the right size. Don't be like me. Don't be shy and resist buying a bigger size because you've gained a little weight. It's not a big deal. It's better to be comfortable, and you'll feel better about yourself if your clothes fit properly (a slightly bigger number and nice, smooth edges is way better than a tight squeeze with rolls).I bought two black and one gray in size 38C (the one I bought a year ago was a 36B or C in beige, which I didn't like - too tight and nude is not my color). Here's an overview of the product:Pros:1. The clip in the front is actually pretty nice. Most of my bras (which are usually still Maidenform) have at least three hooks in the back, and I have a tendency to miss one. This bra solves that problem.2. The lace is lovely. It's nice and wide on the back, so it doesn't pinch and helps smooth you out, as long as you get the right size.3. It has plenty of support. There isn't any extra padding, which is great, because the past several years I've only bought push-up bras. Without it, it actually looks like I've lost a little weight, and I don't have to worry about squished cleavage (as a teacher, this is relevant).Cons1. Lace never holds up very well in the wash. These bras do just fine, but they are still a little frayed along the edges, and the way the bra is designed, they can tangle easily. If you wash on delicate you probably won't have this problem, but I throw everything together.2. Because of the design, the bra straps are closer to your neck/higher on your shoulders. If you are wearing a shirt that shows off your collarbones, this bra will show. This isn't really a problem for me, but some people might not like it. Similarly, there's a good chance the straps might pull on your shoulders more than a traditionally fashioned bra. The 36 hurt my shoulders, but the 38 doesn't, so maybe that's a bra size issue and not a body size issue. Hard to tell.The bra wasn't available in these colors a year ago, at least not to my knowledge. I am a happy customer and will probably buy a few more as I weed the old ones in my closet out.

Si me gustó mucho la calidad y la forma

Fits well

excellent

Buena calidad

Awesome bra, love them. I do sometimes hear them squeak in the back. Strange. Not an annoyance though.