My normal 32C Aerie Sunnie is starting to feel too small in the cups so I thought I'd try a 32D. The cup width is about 1/4 inch wider, the cup depth is a full inch deeper, the wing height and gore height are both 1/2 inch taller. The band is a little tight, but the band on the Sunnie stretches a lot so that wouldn't be a problem. The problem I have is not being able to fully fill the cup. I will have to stick with the 32C for now and look for another bra that has a cup depth of about 7 inches.

Updated on Dec 23, 2021 Flag this

I have shallow conical breasts that was measured at a 28DD. This is quite a full coverage bra as it comes up relatively high. The band is a little more firm than some other models of Aerie bras, but is still quite stretchy. There is very slight quad boobing on my larger breast right after I swoop and scoop, but kind of settles back into the bra after a little time. I am still undecided if I want to keep the bra. Everything else is comfortable and has soft material.

Energy colorway

Updated on Mar 01, 2018 Flag this

This bra is the dreaded "Grandma" bra that I wear to scare away my husband. Ha ha. One look at this thing on me causes him to fall asleep immediately, as if I wasn't there at all. The thing is, we ALL need to have a basic, boring, functional bra. There's no choice. There are times in life where we simply cannot get away with wearing pretty bralettes. Sunnie Full Coverage is my "lecture" or "before an audience" bra for times when my boobs should attract 0 attention. Because it fits me perfectly, it works perfectly for this. It keeps "bounce" ... to a minimum, it covers nearly all my breast tissue, it has almost a minimizing effect because it's wide set, and it completely covers my second set of boobs (underarm rolls from wearing the wrong bra size). This bra comes in many colors, which I enjoy very much, but nude bras are necessities in our wardrobes. This is my second favorite "basic" bra, falling just behind Panache Porcelain. I still prefer the Porcelain because it gives me more rounded shaping and front/center uplift. The Sunnie is lightly lined (ordinary foam cups) and its shape, like most T-shirt bras, follows exactly that of my East-West breasts. This makes it extremely comfortable and functional, but, I must admit, I do like the "lift" I get from Panache Andorra, Panache Porcelain, and even Bali Flower Bra. The Sunnie is my all-purpose, support, coverage bra. It's soft, comfy, and quite inexpensive. I find it very similar to Soma Embraceable bras, but Aerie is more lightweight.
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Updated on Mar 23, 2017 Flag this

wire is hard for me. but texture is soft.

Updated on Feb 06, 2022 Flag this

My shape: close set, center full, full on bottom, average/narrow width roots, tall shallow roots, soft tissue.

Really wanted this bra to fit. It has a beautiful light lavender color and it's got super smooth fabric. However, this bra was a horrendous fit for me. Way shallow, I got mega quadding along the top seams, like my breasts couldn't "breathe." This is a full cup, so it's very modest which can be nice if you want to cover up. The gore on this bra was a pain, it is so separate and sat on my breasts way too much. Nonetheless, this bra was actually the one that made me realize I need shorter gores/slim gores which was a huge plus in my bra search.

This bra will work for you if you're shallow and have lots of space between your breasts at the center.

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Updated on May 01, 2019 Flag this

Some background context: I resumed wearing regular bras five months ago after years in bralettes. Using bratabase's calculator, I measure closer to a 30e/f, and and am currently looking for my first proper-fitting bra. I think that I'm FOB, projected, narrow & short-rooted, wide-spaced with soft tissue.


Band's far too big, throws off the whole fit. I'm not particularly keen on moulded bras--they just feel weird to me. After scoop and swoop I get overspill, but my breasts settle pretty quickly and I end up with a gap. I think that this model is too shallow in the base of the cup, and that the cups are too tall for me. Before I gave up on bras, I'd gotten it into my head that full-coverage was the best way to go to prevent quad-boobing, but now I know that I just had the wrong size entirely.

energy (nude) colorway

Updated on Apr 30, 2018 Flag this

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Coral colorway

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