Comfortable, soft, great for slow days (when support is not needed). It's so pretty! This is size S.

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I love this bra! It is so comfortable I could sleep in it. It gives nice support and shaping without any bulk or digging. The tall sides keep everything where it belongs, front and center. The cups are quite shallow...I will purchase DD in my next Starts with You Bra. However, Aerie Wireless bras tend to stretch quickly so there's no need to return this one. I am pleased with its softness and I love the cute back.

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Updated on Feb 21, 2018 Flag this

Aerie's Hannah bra is nearly identical to the Sunnie Demi Coverage lightly lined bra. The Hannah that I have has a band that tapers to a narrower height than Sunnie, but, other than the fact that Hannah bras are exclusively made of cotton, it is the same model as Sunnie Demi. It's nice to have a white cotton bra on hot summer days. This wears well under white t-shirts and it's a soft, super comfy bra for everyday wear. It's very basic, and it works exactly the way I want my boring white bras to work.

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Updated on Mar 23, 2017 Flag this

I am ambivalent toward this bra. I like the band a lot, it is firm and structured and stays in place even if I jump around. The 32 is tight enough to fit my 29" rib cage very snug at the loosest hook. I love the nine points available for strap attachment if I so choose to add them.
However, and this is true of every single strapless bra I have tried, the cups are too closed on top for my only slightly FOT breasts. I'm working on stretching out the top edge to reduce the effect, which seems to be lessening the issue a ... little bit, but not enough yet.
This bra is VERY heavily padded. It has slots with removable padding and even after taking those out it is still roughly an inch thick in the base of the cup. It is hard to imagine anyone wanting to add more.
I have close-set breasts, so I pinched the gore to .9" wide at the top edge, which just barely leaves the center bra strap attachment point usable but helps my fit significantly.
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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

WAAAAY more padding than I like, but some of it is removable. This is a comfortable, kinda sexy bra that works for low cut tops. I wanted a "push-up" because my boobs want to live in my armpits, but I did not want this much padding! I have other Aerie push-up bras that aren't this thick. Aside from that, this bra is very, very soft and quite comfortable for an underwire bra. The straps adjust only half-way, which is ridiculously stupid. This causes gaps that could otherwise be avoided.

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Updated on Feb 21, 2018 Flag this

Nice fit, comfortable, looks good under most clothing.

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Updated on Feb 21, 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

I LOVE this bra. It is "lightly lined" in that it has molded, foam cups, but there is no added padding. For a lined bra, it is remarkably lightweight, and it's incredibly soft and silky-feeling. This provides good lift and shaping for a naturally "uplifted" look, and it's smooth enough to wear under any type of clothing. It plunges low enough at the gore that it works with low-cut shirts as well as T-shirts. While Katie is very similar to Aerie's iconic "Sunnie" bra, I prefer Katie for myself. Sunnie is a wonderful bra, don't get me wrong, but Katie's narrower center gore is ... more flattering for my shape. My boobs want to exist in my armpits, and while Sunnie fits perfectly, it doesn't pull my breasts more front and center. Katie definitely does, and I like the look a lot. Regardless of how small I am, the perk is long gone, so I appreciate bras that give me a little uplift. Katie is a really pretty bra that can be dressed up or down, depending upon the colorway and the matching underwear (or not). If you have my shaping I hope you get to try a Katie soon.
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Updated on Mar 23, 2017 Flag this

Is there a name for this specific bra shape/style? Whatever it is, it's one of 2 styles that seems to fit my shape without squeezing, pinching, gaping, quadding, or smooshing. (The other is Panache Porcelain).

Aerie bras tend to have similar cuts, with minor differences for styling/shaping. In general, they seem to have wide, shallow cups, tall sides, and long underwires. Whatever this "model" is called...I LOVE it!

While the Sunnie Demi Coverage bra isn't particularly exciting to look at, it wears beautifully under everything, and it's a perfect "go-to", everyday bra. It's extremely soft, lightweight, and comfortable. It's sturdy, too, and the price can't be beat.

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Updated on Mar 23, 2017 Flag this

Two more happy-experience bras from Aerie. My first Happy Unlined Plunge Bra was a 32C. Even though it technically fits, I had a feeling that the longer underwires in the 32D would give me better shaping. I was right. The 32C and D are very similar in size in this bra, but the wires on the D cup, as well as the slightly taller shape, work well to hide my pronounced underarm roll (courtesy of wearing the wrong bra size for 20 years). I am so happy to have unlined bras. They are so much more comfortable, because I am small. ... Even "lightly lined" bras tend to feel bulky in Arizona summer heat. There are days when I can literally ring out my bras (gross, I know) from sweating. These "Happy" bras are light as air and their fabric seems to keep perspiration from reaching my clothing! The one caveat to the Happy unlined is that it can show absolutely everything. My husband continually makes jokes about how much he enjoys seeing me in the frozen food aisles in the grocery store...If I were to wear the Happy bra to work, I would use "no peek" pads, for sure. Still, this is a wonderful unlined bra for small sizes, and that's not something I can easily find.
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Updated on Mar 23, 2017 Flag this

Blakely is a "lightly lined" T-shirt bra designed for everyday wear under most clothing. It isn't designed to lift and it's not padded. It encloses breast tissue and keeps it firmly in place. There's not much bouncing or jiggling, but it's not so tight I get sore, either. This style is well suited for my breast shape. If I wanted some va-va-voom, I would wear this style with just a little bit of bottom-cup padding (i.e. Aerie Bridget bra), but for t-shirts, and any other casual clothing, the Blakely is perfect. I don't know what's different between the Sunnie and the Blakely, but ... Blakely seems to fit me better. It doesn't cut into my tissue in the front the way Sunnie does. (To be fair, my Sunnie is a 30D, so it may be the size.) Blakely is a soft bra, and the underwire is gentle and not squeaky. There's a lot of bra for your buck, so it's not one I forget I'm wearing, but it doesn't leave lines or bruises either. Some Racerback bras can give me a terrible headache, but this one is very comfortable. The lace on the side panels and the little tassel on the front makes this bra especially cute.
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Updated on Feb 17, 2017 Flag this

This is a nice pullover sports bra for low-impact exercise or swimming. I wouldn't wear this jogging, but I don't intend to jog any time soon anyways (bad knees). The cups have bathing-suit-type liner pads that are removable. I have size M, and it fits quite well except that the straps are a bit too loose. I may shorten the straps a bit, but it's not that big of a deal. They feel looser than they look. Overall, in Aerie, when it comes to bathing suits or sports bras, I recommend sizing up in the cup. I am comfortable is most of Aerie's 32C bras, and Medium is a good fit in the bralettes and sports clothing.

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Updated on Jan 10, 2017 Flag this

This is the copy and pasted review of the other Aerie bra I own, they have similar issues.

The wires sit below my IMF, since the fabric is thin and stretchy the rest of the fit is good and there's no noticeable wrinkling in the cup where my breast tissue doesn't fill.

I think the bra cup is too large for me and too shallow, the band is also on the larger side. But, I don't really need much support cause I have dense breast tissue, so the fit is honestly good enough for me and the bra is cute. I have this bra in the lace version, it has better nipple coverage than the plunge bra I have of this

Updated on Jul 26, 2022 Flag this

The wires sit below my IMF, since the fabric is thin and stretchy the rest of the fit is good and there's no noticeable wrinkling in the cup where my breast tissue doesn't fill.

I think the bra cup is too large for me and too shallow, the band is also on the larger side. But, I don't really need much support cause I have dense breast tissue, so the fit is honestly good enough for me and the bra is cute. Since I don't really need bras for support, I usually wear bras for nipple coverage, the fabric on this bra was too thin to give any good coverage

Updated on Jul 26, 2022 Flag this

I tried a 32C first as I fit that size in the other bras I tried at Aerie, but got slight quadboob. The 32D fits perfectly. The cups/straps are a bit further apart than I'm used to, but fits my natural shape well. Most bras try to smoosh my boobs together in the centre when they are naturally quite distanced and go out to the sides while being nearly flat around the sternum.

This bra supported them just where they are meant to be, which is a novelty! I first thought it made my breasts look too far apart TBH, but it looks excellent under a T-shirt and is ridiculously comfortable - I had to double check that it had a wire even! It is a very basic bra, functional. It goes a bit higher at the arpit than I'm used to but it encompasses my Tail of Spence completely which feels good.

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Updated on Aug 27, 2021 Flag this

This bra is very comfortable and has great support. The wires don’t dig in and the straps don’t dig in or slide. The cups are a little wide set but not enough to be an issue. The bra is very pretty and well designed. Heads up: this bra follows the +4 method. Ex: 32d=28f

Updated on Feb 10, 2021 Flag this

I am apparently more projected than this bra can fit, so I feel squished flat as if wearing a sports bra. Combined with center fullness, I have a fair amount of tissue spillage due to the shape of the cups. The cup is also wide at the bottom, so the bra itself collapses under boob weight and wrinkles near the wings without a underwire. It's comfortable to wear, but the fitting issues outweighs how pretty it is.

Updated on Nov 08, 2020 Flag this

I'm new to ABTF, previously worn 32B/C, recommended now to a 30DD or 32D, so this is the second size I've tried in this bra, and this is a much better fit for cup size with a 32D rather than a 32C. I'm center full, so I do have some slight quad-boob happening in the middle section, but it's not majorly visible, and the cup feels like a good fit for my even top-bottom fullness and slight projection besides that. Lovely dark olive green color.

Updated on Nov 07, 2020 Flag this

This is a really comfortable, basic bra. I wish it fit and wouldn't mind trying it in the next size up. In my opinion, the times I did wear it the band seemwto stretch out fairly quickly/not feel very supportive. Though, from the start, this band was too big for me.

Red colorway

Updated on Sep 23, 2018 Flag this