Hanes Women's Bandini Multi-Way Foam Cup Wirefree Bra Dhhu12

I've worn these basically my entire life, they're so comfortable and last forever. These bras have no underwire and they're made of a really soft fabric. It's got built in padding that doesn't warp or move around. I'm an A cup but I get these in a medium because they fit really small.

Sizing: my regular bra size is a 34D and it's always hard to know whether to go for a M or L. I ordered both and I'm glad I have both because neither are "too tight" or "too loose". I use the M for exercising and the L for everyday use. The L is more comfortable and fits perfectly well. But I like my sports bras fairly tight to exercise. Both fit and so the sizing up or down one size doesn't make a huge difference. I have several of each now because I wear them so much.The built in foam is the best! No worrying about the foam cups moving around or having to remove them to wash the bra, etc. they're placed perfectly and there is no nipple show. A huge plus for me.They are my favorite bra right now because they're so functional. It's flattering and comfortable enough to wear on a regular basis, but also supportive enough for light to moderate exercise. I do yoga and jog in it. For horseback riding, I use it, but wear a shelf bra style cotton sports bra over it for added support.I wish the material was more silky (like a VS bra), but then it would be way more expensive. They're definitely not uncomfortable though, or I wouldn't love them so much.

This was a little tight, which is unusual for me - I am almost always a Small, and occasionally an XS. I kept it, mostly because I had to remove the tags in order to try it on. It's growing on me, though. I think it has stretched a little since I bought it.My complaint is that the little ruching on the front (not sure if you can see it in the pictures, or if it is even intentional - it may just be the way the thing bunches, but I'm unable to correct it) makes it less than ideal for almost anything I want to wear it with - the ridges show through most fabrics and look weird. Still, it's very comfy for wearing around the house or very casually.I do really like that the thin padding is totally sewn in, so they don't float around when you're wearing it, or come out and get lost in the washing machine. If they could fix the ruching problem I would buy a few more.

I have as many of these as I can get my hands on - for me they are the perfect gym bra. I do weights, run, yoga and they work for all areas. There is o removable pads so the bra retains its normal shape. They don't show nipplling and give support without making you look like a uniboob. I am 5'8 with a 34 D chest - but my breasts and ribcage are wide. The medium does not hold my girls fully in. I have always used the large but after several uses they do stretch a bit - so for me the best solution is to wear 2 larges together. It gives good shape - holds everyone is - not too constricting and actually looks fashionably cut that way.

I have been wearing these bras for ca. 10 years now. Unfortunately, they seem to be becoming more and more difficult to find/buy. I'm not sure why; maybe Hanes has basically discontinued them?? In the meanwhile, I was happy to be able to buy this one recently. These bras run very small, so even though I would typically be a "Small" size in most garments, I wear a "Large" in this bra. The other thing I would say is that they do stretch out over time, but that is not surprising because they are put on over the head, with no hooks or other hardware. This is one of the reasons I really like them, but the downside is that the elastic content does become overstretched with time.

Ok I was hoping this was more of an every day type bra, but it is a TIGHT constrictive strap them suckers down type bra. It has a corset like effect, where I am totally flat from the side because they are POPPIN' out the top up to my neck. I am a very small chested woman so the fact that it gives me cleavage tells you how tightly they are squeezed together and down. So if that sounds like what you're looking for, go for it. If not, either size way up, or pick something else. I got a medium which I thought was generous for my size, and I'd probably need an xl for the type of fit I wanted.

This piece is comfortable enough but there is so much awkward stitching on the front, it looks lumpy and weird under a shirt. I wish I could capture it in a picture to share. The pads inside are sewn into place which creates a very distinct line on a shirt. If they could find a way to smooth this out, it would make a drastic difference. But as it is, I will only be able to wear this at home. I wore to work and didn’t realize the terrible lines until I looked in a mirror at work. :/

I wish I would have sized up. It still fits and is super stretchy but if I wear it for more than 2 hours the straps dig so hard into my traps and gives me a headache. I had ripped the tags off so it was too late to exchange it. It's perfect for the types of tops I wear though. Next time I will get a medium for a loose comfortable fit. For reference I'm a 34bust, 26waist, 36hips