Vanity Fair Women's Full Figure Beauty Back Smoothing Bra, 4 Way Stretch Fabric, Lightly Lined Cups up to H

This bra is a very nice fit for me. I have always worn Warner’s underwire, full coverage, but Warners isn’t consistent in its name or style numbers so I don’t know what to order. This bra has wonderful support and coverage while still being sexy and slimming in the back (no back fat bulge). I ordered a 36 D, my regular size, and it fit perfectly after washing and hanging to dry. Nice weight. True to size. Washes well. Covers nipples. Comfortable support. Do I feel like a swim suit model, no! Do I look pleasantly curvaceous? You bet I do!

I have the hardest time finding bras. I typically don't switch once I find one that fits. Right now I cannot afford $70+ for a wacoal bra, not to mention being on crutches the uderwire is very uncomfortable and it pinches. This bra was bought on a whim and to say I am pleased just doesn't do it justice. This is the first time I have worn vanity fair and first wire free that provides amazing support. 36G Thank you, I am ordering 2 more in other colors.

The perfect T-shirt braGreat nipple coverageSmooth linesLifts breastTrue to sizeComfortable or as much as a bra can beGreat price pointPerfect for large cup sizesSolid underwire

Love the comfortable and supportive fit. Straps are the perfect size, thick but not overly wide and stay in place. Feels well made, with enough stretch that it’s actually pleasant to wear. Actually holds up well too, and that is hard to find in a larger size.

Good quality; great price; straps are very stable on shoulders; very comfortable; Material is durable and not flimsy for my size.

I truly struggle to find a good fitting bra (don’t we all?!) Cups with enough coverage and no bulge, a band and straps that don’t cut or bind, a center line that fits tight to the breastbone … ‘tis a tall order, to be sure.This bra is comfortable enough, but definitely misses the mark, for me. Band and straps are great, but (as others eluded), while not marketed this way, this is definitely a minimizer bra (I chose not to heed the warnings). This means, the cups come up under your armpits and it feels a bit like wearing a Kevlar vest, rather than a piece of lingerie meant to make you feel beautiful (smaller sizes of this bra do not have this issue - I own two).It boggles the mind that when you stray past a B-cup (no shade, ladies), the clear assumption is that one must want to diminish and detract from form and beauty to hide and suppress. Support absolutely should not detract from beauty … jes saiyin’.Does this bra support? Yes. Is it the right fit for me? No.There is a discernible three-finger gap between the center of the bra and my breastbone (these are the foibles of buying online/not trying something on, first). The straps don’t dig in, and while the fit feels substantial, again, this borders on feeling like a tactical vest.There is no bulging above the cups, and the fit is beyond secure … but, this is definitely an “over the shoulder boulder holder”. I won’t be returning it as it’s been worn, but may consider donating it to a shelter.

Great value! This bra is all support, without the underwire. I love an underwire bra but sometimes the girls just don't want that much restraint. Perfect t-shirt bra, everything tucks in nicely, no bulges or double cleavage. Can't beat the price for a top dollar value!

The bras are made with good quality and packaged individually. I am a longtime customer of Vanity Fair bras; however the ones I ordered don’t fit right. They are too big in the cup and don’t stay in place. The bottom keeps lifting up causing my breast to fall out underneath. If the underwire would stay where it belongs then they would be very comfortable. Unfortunately, I will need to do a return on these and try to get a different size to try.