Warner's Womens Cloud 9 Super Soft Wireless Lightly Lined Comfort Bra 1269

Very comfortable bra. True to size and fits well (no side bulging here). Soft material and looks pretty too! A great price compared to department stores.

I can't wear underwire bras due to a double mastectomy, and finding a comfortable and supportive bra for my rebuilt chest was a challenge. This bra is wonderful! It supports, and the 3-hook closure makes it secure, adding to the comfort. I highly recommend this bra, especially for women who can't wear underwire ones. 5⭐️

I've been buying these for years and years. They are still made as well as they've always been and I love that they are neutral and there is no show through so it is safe to wear with everything including thinner summer time tops. There is no uncomfortable underwire yet they give great support. (Depending on my weight I fluctuate between a C and D cup.) I launder them in the washing machine with my permanent press and then hang them up to air dry and they've held up great. The cups are uniformly formed and as described as lightly lined so they aren't like a padded bra, just enough to give great coverage and support. Nothing fancy, no lace or anything, but they work and I love them. I usually pay around $50 for this bra, but this one was on sale for about $20 off. Same great quality though and they are the only ones I buy. I must have 10 of them, they last.

This is probably the most comfortable bra I own. Super soft, straps don't slip, no gapping and fits like a glove. My only gripe is that I prefer a bit more padding.

Oh, the heartrending pain of weeding through your bra collection, but having recently lost a ton of weight, I went thru the process. If you think "When girls lose weight, it's in the boobs first" - you're right. All my old bras with shaped cups no longer fit, the half-empty cups just creating wrinkles and bulges under clothes. Adieu, my old C and D cup friends. But here's the thing: while my cup size went down, my band size didn't. I'm built on the wide side so I'm still 40" around. If you have a 40" chest, most bra manufacturer assume you must thus also have bigger boobs, so they *start* cup sizes at C and D. Thank you, Warner's, for recognizing we can have a larger bandsize without a larger cup size! This bra... I'm like, "Where have you been all my life?" The straps adjust easily since they're in the front. The back closure has 3 hooks in 3 rows, and that closure isn't some massively wide, unattractive tactical-gear affair, it's just 1 and 1/2 inches. The cups are soft, not overly shaped, and just lightly padded, so you're not sporting a rack of sponge, just enough so that if you get cold, you won't be flashing nips. The plunge is pretty low so you can wear it with almost anything. And it's simple, yet pretty. At this point, I've gotten this bra in a few colors: Blush Petals Pink (light pink with tiny floral petals) Sand Shell (very light pinkish beige) Aurora Glowing Watercolor (really pretty watercolor mix of pale orchid, blue and white) Toasted Almond (which I can't recommend, since it's the color of an Ace bandage) and I'm waiting for Graphite Gray to arrive. But take note - some of the sellers on here are crazy, and trying to sell this simple bra for the so-called "manufacturer's suggested retail" which we all know is BS. If you find it in a store, especially on sale, it's going to be about $20. Likewise, on here, I'm not going to buy more colors unless they reach this price point. This is not some difficult to produce item with underwires, moving parts, special seams etc - it's a relatively simple, comfortable and attractive bra and you should pay for just what it is. If you like comfort, while feeling supported and attractive, here's your bra.

I love the Warner's Cloud 9 super soft wireless bra. It's perfectly comfortable and offers nice support and coverage without feeling confined. They wash well and I always airdry to preserve the shape of the bra.

My size is 40C, so i have back fat and a very common cup. Upon putting on this bra i noticed a few things. First, it holds the "girls" in place, but at the top of the breasts it "cuts" through the skin, creating a bulge, from the main part of the breast and the skin right above, if you know, you know. I thought for a moment that the reason was the straps were too tight, so i loosened them and it gave the impression of more saggy breasts, although not the case in my case. The rubber band at the front tend to fold that way that the fabric under the breasts was pulled further down, thus the saggy feeling. Now onto the back, same problem different day. The bra is tight, no question about that but then the elastic folds up, scrunching the rest of the fabric on its way, making the back feel like twice as fat, just cause it is creasing many ways. Would i wear this in the house doing chores? Most likely, it is comfortable and stays in place. Would i wear it to go out? Not one in a million years, as there is no support the way i need it. I appreciate the lack of underwire, but at the same time, although it is sown perfectly, the support lacks due to structural reasons. I love Cybele, and i do have a loyalty to the brand, but definitely not for this design.

I never buy bras online. I've always been dead set on trying them on in-store. I simply do not have time these days, but I've been in desperate need of new ones. I had this one in my cart and when it went on sale, I decided to take a shot, half expecting to return it as soon as I could, but... I am SO impressed with this bra! I've worn a 34B for years, so that's what I went with for this purchase. It's a tad more snug than I'm used to, but that is totally ok. It has great coverage, no buckling or bulging, I feel supported yet comfortable, and it is invisible under my clothes! It definitely looks and feels durable, and I'm absolutely thrilled that I spent less than $20! What a great price! (Retails for $44!)