Girls' Lined Training Bra Cotton Cami Adjustable Straps for 9-14 Years

I’ve tried several training bras for my 12-year-old, and this one is by far the best. The cotton/spandex blend is very soft and stretchy, and it’s held up well after washing. The sewn-in lining provides good coverage under thin tops, and the padding is minimal and natural-looking. It’s comfortable, not awkward, and preteen approved.

Good quality,nice color for girls

I bough these for my 12 year old granddaugher who is just starting to develop, these fit her well and she says they are very comfortable.

My daughter says they are comfortable and that’s something since she is sensitive to many types of fabric. I like that these are cotton, and they are holding up well.

This is a great alternative for the in between stage where girls are developing and need coverage so the headlights don’t poke through their shirts and make them uncomfortable, and foam or padded cups aren’t necessary during this particular stage of development. Something about the inner lining with the stitching gives the extra layer of protection needed without wearing something that is too mature for this stage of development. The suggestions I would make to the company is to get rid of the button and ribbon embellishment because it is unnecessary. I literally cut it off because my daughter doesn’t like the bump the button and ribbon makes through her shirt. Secondly, I would recommend that the bottom part of the cami has a different elastic so it is more fitted. So far this is my second purchase, we appreciate the coverage and so glad there aren’t any foam cups as my daughter definitely does not need it.

Well my daughter says it's comfortable

I've purchased different types of training bras for my 10 yr old and this one by far is the best. The material is a 95% cotton/5% spandex. That said, it's a very soft and stretchy cotton blend material. I've washed it and I feel that it does hold up well. Normally, I wash on a cold setting and dry on the easy care setting of my dryer. The reinforced/sewn lining on the chest is great in ensuring that nothing shows when she's wearing a top (where's It's a normal or thin type of fabric). It's great that the padding is hardly noticeable and doesn't feel like it's enhancing their little chests in a weird way. For girls just getting used to having to wear training bras, it's probably the best way to introduce what they'll come to hate putting on everyday for the rest of their lives. Great investment and preteen approved. The only downside is that they should make a smaller size for the little girls who need it as well. For reference, my sassy mini-me is between a 36A-38A (depending on brand) and it's not too loose or too tight on her.

Mala calidad . Ala primer lavada