This is probably one of the best-fitting, most comfortable bras that I've ever owned. I've always bought plunge bras, which I now know are not ideal for my center-full breasts. The gel straps are like little pillows for my shoulders and the shape helped to even out my asymmetrical breasts. Despite the fact that this bra is much too small for me, I still wear it regularly because it is that comfortable. I'm genuinely sad that this bra was discontinued as I would love to have it in a better size.
I'm hesitant to share any measurements because I have owned this bra for years, through many breast size changes, and with a solid year of my pulling my breasts out the top to breastfeed. It's stretched beyond recognition at this point.
I bought this bra very cheap on ebay. Since I am still trying to find the right size and fit, I don't want to spend a lot of money. I use this bra for a sleep bra, it is comfy. This is too sheer for me to wear under tops. Doesn't really give good support but for a sleep bra it is good. I should have looked at the description before buying it. I only paid $5.00 for it so can't complain.
An amazing amount of support for the lightest weight bra I've ever worn. It does run small. In Freya I'm 36GG. In this 38H (US). The band is firm & of a silken mesh that leaves Freya's in the dust. I really could use a cup size up, but sadly, this tops out at US H. I don't get actual double-bubble, just a slight swell above the cup that is not noticeable in clothing. Im also a 'full on top' shape, so if you're not, this may not be the case for you. The material molds so well to my shape that I am willing to call it ...'close enough!'
The shape it gives is round & compact, which is welcome for the days I'm just tired of Freya's pointier more boosted silhouette. Zero giggle. The straps are well-designed, wide & scalloped with very light padding. If it peaks out from a blouse it looks like a very pretty lace-edged cami, so very work-appropriate. The pattern is gorgeous. I have beige because thats what was on sale on Amazon, so its pretty but subtle. A damask spiral swirl that is really dramatic in the red or silver & black color ways. This is at rare bra I would pay full price for.
Comfortable but the cups are a little too shallow, and I don't like the angle of projection - cups are angled out to the sides and I prefer a more up-front shape. I loev the shape of the straps, which get wider over the top of the shoulders and narrow down to the attachment points on both front and back.
This Bra fit great when i first bought it, but after awhile it was very painful under the arms. It doesn't rub, I think the under-wire was too wide/narrow. It ended up in the bottom of my dresser and i recently found it again, It doesn't bother me now.
I really really wanted this bra to work. I had previously tried Natori's hidden glamour in 34G and the cup was small. The gore in this bra doesn't tack, it floats half an inch away from my sternum. I don't get any quadboob, which is nice. However, it makes my breasts look smaller. It kind of pushes them out horizontally, so they look larger on the sides. I'll keep wearing it though because it's actually comfortable. Maybe if I push the gore in, it may tack.
Edit: wore it for 2 hours in the car and now I wish I hadn't taken the tags off. Instead of keeping my breasts in the center of my chest, it pushes them out under my arms. The straps have dug so far into where my arms meets my chest that I've gotten cut. Ugh.
Standard nude colored contour bra with ivory lace detailing on lower portion of cups, straps can be worn regular or crossed for a similar effect to a racer-back style. It is comfortable and the material is soft, both are features that the other Natori styles I have possess, though special care must be taken when washing to keep the outside fabric of the cups from stretching as well as the back part of the band. As much as I prefer unlined and un-molded bras, I still need a few 'foam domes' to wear under certain clothing so I try to stick with brands that work for me. This bra does have enough space in the lower portion of the cup as it doesn't use a graduated foam such as the type used in the "Hidden glamour" style, also by Natori.
This bra was bought on impulse during a temporary weight fluctuation, and now it's too big. I wore it three times. It works best with wide-set, shallow shapes, has a minimizing effect, and a very supportive band.
I really really wanted this to fit. The bra itself is a nice mix of pretty and practical, and it seems it would be great for wearing under thing shirts. The construction seems high quality. I found this bra on sale and wasn't able to try it on before I bought it, so I expected that there might be some fit issues, but not the extent. My breasts do not fill the middle of the cup, but I have quadboob on top, the bottom of the cup folds against my ribcage, and it digs into my armpit. Honestly, I am not sure what sort of boobs this bra would fit, but certainly not mine https://d28qt14g3opchh.cloudfront.net/smileys/icon_sad.gif" alt=":(" />
I tried this bra on in the store, the cups are molded cups that give a rounded shape, The underwire almost feels like there is not enough padding around it, it felt a little uncomfortable, I thought it may have been sitting on my breast tissue but it wasn't.
This bra is beautiful. I find that bras in my size come in one of two color and design schemes: granny or teenager. This gray and black Infinity Contour Plunge looks both age appropriate and sophisticated (I'm 34.). So I was very disappointed when it didn't fit at all, especially since the straps are set narrow and perfect for my frame.
The band is too stretchy. I get major quad boob from this bra, and I think this is from a combination of cups that are too small and too close together. When I bend over slightly, my boobs just fall right out. The center gore comes ...nowhere near tacking. I've realized since purchasing this bra that plunge bras don't work for me, and I need a much higher center gore.
Once again, I really wish I could wear Natori. The fabric is comfortable, and somehow Natori makes sheer lace tulle as soft as a pillow. It's used in the band and doesn't itch at all.
Fit comparisons: I can usually wear Wacoal bras in 34H and sometimes 34/36G. Natori's bras, in my experience, run about 2 cup sizes smaller than Wacoal. Their bands run stretchy.
I can kinda wear some Le Mystere in 36H. Le Mystere bands run a size small, and cups somewhere in between Wacoal and Natori.
Comfort and bra appearance based on how badly the bra fits me. It would be comfortable and very lovely if it fit. Read more 137 more words
This strapless bra seems very secure. I moved around with it on, moving my arms up and down and it did not move at all. It also comes with straps as an option. Unfortunately it created major quad-boob for me so it doesn't work.
This is a very pretty and comfortable bra. When I bought it I figured that I could alter the band so it was shorter, but after trying it on I just knew that it wasn't going to work. The cups were just a teeny tiny bit too small and caused my boobs to get the quadboob affect. The band I think is also big for a 32, I would say that it would fit someone with a 34 band better.
My shape: soft, deflated, full on bottom with tall shallow top, measure to 36E
I agree with another reviewer that the band on this bra feels tight, especially compared to other Natoris I have tried. The cups are molded, but do not have thick foam. On my pictures, the cups are very wrinkled at the bottom, probably because there is not enough lower projection for me. I do prefer wide straps but these are extreme. The wires seem to also run pretty wide. This bra does not fit me, but I kept it because it is a nude T-shirt bra that gives a nice round invisible shape under tops.
I ordered this is my typical US size, 32G. But it is all wrong, everywhere.
The band is very firm with almost no stretch and while I can clasp it, I can barely breath. Way too tight for me.
The cups are way too large. Large everywhere, all over. Too much room in the bottom, gaping at the top, too projected so I have extra room in the center of the cup. The wires hurt sitting against my ribs from being so low.
This bra was not made for my shape and fit, at all. This is for someone more projected and with a lower breast set than I have.
On the plus size, it is really pretty and the straps are quite confortable.
Soft and comfortable with a soft liner underneath, which I like, but the cups are a bit thin and show nipplage. Left cup fits great, but right cup has significant wrinkling. I'm keeping it, but will only wear it under thicker clothing.
This is the first non padded bra I've owned since I first needed bras. My only problem at first was the band was very tight but the band is fairly stretchy so it didn't take to long to break it in. I've had this bra for about a year now and it still fits well which is saying something since I spend most days chasing around a 2 year old!
