Cosabella Never Say Never Curvy Racie Racerback Bralette - Wireless Lace Bralette for Women, Plus Size Bra for DD Cups and Up

I’ve had two children, gained and lost 40 lbs and was either nursing or pregnant or both for 6 straight years. I went from an ok 34D pre-kids to a saggy 34DD. I NEVER thought a bralette would be something I could wear. I’ve been wearing my old nursing bras for bed still because they’re cozy and I like some light support at all times due to the size of my breasts. I saw an ad for these curvy bralettes and figured it was worth a shot even though I wasn’t expecting it to work. It beyond works! My boobs fit perfectly in this and look great! It gives me more support than my Bravado nursing bra ever did and my boobs look amazing in it. It does have a thick seam down the bottom half of the breast that looks a bit funny under clothes but this is for wearing around the house for me so I don’t really care. The size chart works great. It predicted me as a small and that size fits perfectly.

I'm like crying in happiness over this, I have tried for literal years to find a bralette that will fit. I'm a 34H and while my chest will shift in this throughout the day to form a quadboob, im still just so incredibly happy that this comes close to fitting. Obviously no one can expect any real support out of this, but I can finally wear racerbacks and cute tanks that show a little too much at the armpit without feeling incredibly self concious. Also no underwire which is almost impossible for me to find in a normal bra. Not a perfect fit, but the closest I have ever come, it is WEARABLE, 5 STARS

I really want to love this bralette because it fits and holds up my 38H gals without an underwire (amazing!), but I rarely reach for it because it is so uncomfortable for me - which is surprising and defeats the purpose of going wire free! That said; I have a shoulder injury which may be contributing to the discomfort, so I’ve bumped up to 4 stars because it is gorgeous and surprisingly supportive. If you don’t get bothered by other racer-back bras, it probably won’t bother you as much as it did me.

First, it is incredibly hard to find bralettes (or even bras) that fit a 30” or below band and extend into larger cup sizes. So, it’s a big win that this bralette sizing extends down to a 28” band but up to an F cup. At a 30D, I don’t fit into the standard or curvy size chart (standard goes up to 30C, curvy starts at 30DD). The customer service rep at Cosabella did not understand bra fitting well, so I was happy to find this on Amazon (no shipping refunds through Cosabella made me nervous). I ordered this bra at half off.In terms of fit, it’s reasonably good once I get it on. The dart placement is great, but the dart points extend too high for me by about a half inch or so. The back and band fit great. The cup size is good for me, but I would benefit from the center front being pulled together a smidge more for a little lift.In terms of quality and construction, it is ok. The plush elastic along the edges on the interior is comfortable and appropriately stretchy. The power mesh inside is soft enough that it is not scratchy. The lace is pretty soft. The dart on one side was sewn perfectly smooth, but on the other side it was not (ended in a bump, see picture). Given that the dart ends exactly at my bust apex, that is not ideal (many other reviews also complain about this). The same side that has the imperfect dart also has some excess fabric on the lace layer that doesn’t pull taught.My biggest issue is that the cups are supported with a line of stitching that does not stretch at all (see picture). Getting a size 30 band (meaning it stretches to a max of 30”) over shoulders, D cups and a swimmer upper back was an athletic feat. This is a problem with all pull on style bras for larger cup sizes, but the lack of stretch at the base of the cups exacerbates the problem.Overall, I will happily wear this bralette under tops where I want to show off some lace, and it is well worth the $30some I paid for it. I would not pay full price, but I will probably try to sew my own similar bralette that resolves some of the issues I noted. If I didn’t sew, I probably would be willing to buy one or two more at full price.

Stats: 5’1, 34DDD or 36DDD. I was 150lb when I purchased the bra and dropped to 137lb. The fit was the same.The fabric was a bit stiff and itchy.The fit was okay at the ribs.My breasts fit in the cups but the bralette had a weird, triangle Madonna thing going on. It was in a very weird place. I’ve read other reviews claiming the same thing with illustrative photographs. It was like the person who designed the bra had never had breasts and never actually seen or handled real breasts. I had my sisters (38DD and 36DD) try the bra and see if it was just my breast-I’m admittedly asymmetrical and I’ve breastfed a total of 7 years-so I’m not super perky. They had the same issue.I had such high hopes! I had been barraged with Facebook ads for this thing. For the price, I expected my tatas to be transported to a heavenly cloud of luscious support. NOPE 😑If you’re looking for an awesome bralette, check out my other reviews.

As a 34F I thought a cute bralette was just something I would never get the pleasure of wearing. This one has met all my expectations. I ordered based on the size chart and ended up exchanging for a size smaller. It doesnt provide fantastic support, but a bralette isn't designed to do so. It looks very cute under the loose knit sweaters I own and I plan to purchase in other colors. I do experience some back pain if I wear this more than a day, but when you're a large chested woman, I think that's expected with this type of bra. Overall, very satisfied!

This gives me a better shape than the original Curvy Sweetie. Love the mint green color. It's not supportive enough to replace my Empreinte bras under professional attire, but its great under casual clothes. Runs a bit larger than the original. I'm a 32F and bought an X-small.