True & Co Womens True Body Lift V Neck Bra

Awesome. So comfortable. Recommend to size up as band is pretty tight

I saw a sale ad for this bra and had no idea what I was getting. I like underwires— they have better “lift”, and to me, are more supportive-feeling. But the underwires always end up poking through the fabric— and into me. Grrrr. And with any conventional bra, my straps always loosen, and often the hooks break or get twisted because they caught on other laundry. I’ve tried repairing them but it’s always temporary. And good bras are expensive!!! I’ve been looking for something different. Here it is— no strap adjusters, no hooks, no wires. You just slip into it like a shirt. Straps are smooth and wide ( which is a problem with some shirts TBH) and there is no back closure. No wires either, yet the girls are still right up there. There are removable, thin pads if you need the coverage. The band across the back is wide and smooth so this bra doesn’t have bulky parts that show through, or cut into you causing bulges. I will say that this bra should be gently hand washed and air dried or it’s not going to last long. A small price to pay for comfort and a smooth look. Yay! I’m going to order 2 more.

I have been wearing True & Co bras for the last 5-10 years and I absolutely love them. Every time they update the V neck bra, I think it gets better. The fabric gets a bit more sturdy and the fit gets a little bit better. The removable cups, however, are a bit annoying and always fall out of the bra when I wash them in the washer. They can also get wrinkly, which is problematic when you're wearing tight fitting shirt. Overall though, I love my True & Co bras and will never go back to wired bras! They are also a cut above your regular wireless bras in terms of comfort and style.

The thing I love about these bras are the lack of hardware. There isn’t any plastic or metal digging into my back or shoulders. I am part of the IBTC so I can’t speak for support but I do love the coverage and how comfortable these bras are for me. They are pricey but I wear them everyday so it’s worth it. I forget I’m wearing it!

Attached image:left bra is a Small - Standard Cup (pre Amazon)Middle bra is current review Small - Full cup (post Amazon)Right bra is Small - Full Cup (pre Amazon)My standard bra size is 32GThis used to be one of my favorite bras! I decided to order a new one because, as you can see by my photo, my old bras are becoming discolored and in desperate need of being replaced. I ordered my usual best fitting size from True and Co., a size Small-full bust. Unfortunately the bra that arrived and was labeled a “full cup” bra was so small in the busy I was bulging out of the top and sides. I so surprised/disappointed because I’ve never had this problem with their full cup line, even in a size XS! (XS gave me full breast coverage but was tighter around my midsection than was comfortable for me).You can see in The picture how much smaller the middle bra is compared to my old bras. I’ve lined the bras up along their under stitching to give you an idea of where the breast would sit in each bra. This new Amazon version is even smaller than the standard cup.It’s already so difficult to find properly fitting bras in the US as a 32G, finding comfortable unlined bras is even harder. I am so bummed by this purchase. The fabric is so nice and the quality is there but unfortunately their sizing is all kinds of messed up now.:( :( :(

With 38DDs, I’ve been wearing underwire bras for a long time but decided to try a few styles with no wire. I ordered this one and three others based on reviews. This is the most comfortable bra I’ve ever worn but there is just too much jiggling. There is no lift, and minimal support/separation. I am conscious of every step and movement. I think wearing nipple stickers would be about the same result.This is made with a very thin, very stretchy fabric with unfinished edges. No adjustments are possible. The price seems high for the lack of workmanship. It has lightly padded cups that are appropriately sized for bigger boobs. It offers a lot of back and side coverage and no digging at all, which is good for not making lumps, but on a hot day it led to unnecessary perspiration. I’d consider this a sleep or lounging bra but for DD breasts it’s just not enough (especially for the price) to wear when I’m active. I don’t think sizing down would help because the very thin fabric would still not offer support.

This is a very comfy bra, as long as you buy your correct size. That may take some purchases and returns before you get that right. It took me quite a number of purchases and returns to find not only my size, but a couple of styles I was happy with. This bra, as well as the "True Body Lift V Neck Bra" give you some extra space under the armpit. I don't like clothes or bras that come close to the armpit because they'll end up wet. Most of the bras I tried from True & Co. do come close to the armpit. They couldn't tell me which ones did and which didn't when I wrote to them, but I think I figured it out. The bras that say "lift" in the title ride up higher into the armpit. It's probably helpful to have enough material to lift the bust. And the lack of lift is actually why I'm not wearing these out anymore. I wear them to sleep in and around the house, mostly. I had to purchase some more structured bras for wearing outside of the house. I do love how comfortable these are though, and I wish I had discovered them when I was young and didn't require this much lift. By the way, I remove the pads from these, so everything I'm saying here refers to the bra with the pads removed. The pads are large, round, basic pads (same thickness everywhere.) I guess that's all I have to say. I loved these bras until I noticed how low my bust was sitting. I'm 48 years old, so that's to be expected at my age. I just need a bra with more structure and lift.