JockeyWomen's Bra Seamfree Modern Micro Stretch Cami Strap Bralette

I ordered two of these and love them both. They are so comfortable. There are no hooks to contend with and you can pull them up over your hips instead of over your head to get them on. The colors were as shown. I ordered the large after reading the reviews and they fit perfectly.

Comfortable and provided good support for the type of item it is on one with an A or B cup size

I bought some wireless bralettes on a whim years ago. I very quickly realized that underwire is a truly wretched thing indeed and I couldn't believe I had been putting up with it for so many years. My drawer full of lacy, sparkly, feminine (and expensive) underwire bras now just sits there, lonely as can be. I've switched over to wireless bralettes entirely for daily wear.I typically wear a 36C bra (or 36B sometimes, depending on the style of the bra and/or the manufacturer) and ordered this one in a size large, per the provided size chart. It fits quite well, except for the bottom band, which I find to be excessively tight. I *really* abhor the look of "bra bulge" and overall visible bra lines. Bralettes are usually better at minimizing those lines, but this one, not so much.I realize it can take years to properly break in a new bralette so it has perfectly formed to the shape of one's body, but this band appears to be impervious to stretching. I continue giving the band a vigorous stretch while the bra is damp and let it air dry, but the band always snaps back into place. I have also been wearing it frequently under loose tops to hasten the breaking-in process, but to little avail. Due to the constricting bottom band, I find myself rushing to take it off the second I get home after a long day. I should have selected an XL or maybe even an XXL for a more comfortable fit and, hopefully, to minimize the visible bra lines.The material is very soft and the bra itself is well-made. I have a quibble with the pads/inserts, though. They are a little bit too small and the round shape is awkward. If the inserts fit the shape and contour of the cup (i.e. more of a rounded triangle shape), and were larger, it would look and feel better. Also, the edges of the inserts are a bit thick and protrude (not terribly) through the fabric. Tapering the edges of the insert until they are quite thin would help keep the look more seamless. I will probably swap out these inserts for the ones in my favorite bralette to solve this problem.Overall, this is still a nice bra and as it stands (I will update this review if it falls apart suddenly or some other problem arises) I would purchase another one in a different color - but definitely in a larger size.

I love the comfort material and the broad back of the jockey everyday bra.

Smaller than previous purchase

Love the color, fit, feel of this bra. Light support. The pads are a touch too small and tend to migrate around with activity but overall, I love the modern Micro bras. They’re….cozy.

I spent a lot of time trying to find a bra that I could comfortably wear to work out in. Regular bras were stiff or had underwires that poked. Sports bras were tight and the straps made me feel like the bra was up around my neck. The Jockey bra is the solution. It fits well in the torso but it's not so tight that I need help to get out of it. It's stylish enough that if I want to work out in just the bra and my yoga pants I can, but it also works well under my Ki or a t-shirt. The fabric is soft and the straps are simple. The padding is just enough to be comfortable, not so much that people will stare. Note that I am an A/B cup and don't need a lot of support. Larger chest sizes may need something more sturdy.My one issue with the bra is that there are hidden openings on the sides. They are there to take the inserts out before you wash it. Unfortunately, I didn't realize they were there until I lost a boob in the wash. Now that I know I make sure to remove the insertd before putting the bra in the wash.

I am 30E/DD and ordered a Medium. It's very comfy (and looks cute!) and would make a great sleeping bra. I specifically got it for WFH/couch lounging, so it's perfect for that. If I ordered again, I'd try a Small. I was worried S wouldn't have enough coverage, but this bra is so stretchy that a Small would have been fine. That being said, if you've got some sag I'd steer clear of this bra for anything other than sleeping, since it definitely has very little support - even less than a swimsuit. It covers and rounds out my boobs but it has zero lift.Edit: I ordered a Small as well to compare, and the Small also fits, but it is "tighter". The band is 1/2 inch smaller unstretched, and the straps are shorter. Coverage is about the same. So it still fits my 30DD size, but it does feel more tight fitting (leaves some press marks on my shoulders). If I had to order again I'd go with M because I intended it for lounging, but S is also fine. I hope this helps someone else in a similar boat - it's super hard to find "bralettes" in my size!!!Edit 2 years later: The material this bralette is made out of is very comfy but does not stand up to washing over time - the material starts to lose its integrity and the "elastic" band just becomes looser and looser until it no longer supports you. Because of that - for me, the size S was a better buy, since it maintained its grip on my ribcage for longer!