ZeroBound Women's Minimizer Bras Comfort Cushion Strap Wirefree Full Coverage Large Bust Non-Padded Bra

I’ve always preferred a wired bra but since my lumpectomy have trouble with lymphedema of the breast (not arm) if I wear one. This bra gives the firm support and uplift of an underwire without sacrificing shape. The minimization is more in firm shaping than reducing. The best part of this bra is that the band doesn’t roll, bunch or dig. It feels as good at the end of the day as it did at the beginning. As far as band size goes… I measured first to be sure of no changes and ordered accordingly. I also tried the same size in vanity fair and while this bra was perfect the vanity fair was too tight. My conclusion is that the fit is reasonably true. I did have to look up my sister size because I have lost weight and my band size is now smaller than the last time I bought bras. When that happens you don’t necessarily lose cup volume so your cup size may actually go up as your band size goes down. So, for example, I went from a 42D to a 40 DD to a 38 DDD. The cups on each of those holds the same volume. That’s an important thing to note when you’re struggling to get a good fit after years in the same size. It certainly wasn’t something I was ever taught about. I guess I just assumed that when you lost weight you lost weight in your breasts as well. The honeylove website has an excellent chart to help with sister sizing should you need it. I agree with what others have said about it controlling and smoothing under arm tissue and not causing bulging back tissue. I also agree that the straps are nice and wide and tend to stay put. The side bands are deep and stay smooth and comfortable. It’s a very well thought out bra and I love that it has some fun colors.

I really loved the last bra I've been buying through Amazon. And it was sooooo much cheaper than the stores that sell to big busty woman. But then the company stopped selling my size. Oh, no. What's a big chested woman to do? So I took a chance on this one and it FITS EVEN BETTER THAN THE OTHER ONE. Not only does it fit better, but it feels better. It's got more support underneath the chest and doesn't twist up like the previous one. This one also has a tiny bit of padding so you don't see nipples. But it's not too thick. I like that it's not lacey so you can't see that either. It's simple and offers great support. This is my new favorite and I'm going to order more. The only bummer is I wish they had white in my size.

This bra fits true to size and is comfy to wear. It does give a bit of a uniboob because of the lack of wires and is super good for wearing with tee shirts or casual clothes. The material is soft and pretty strong and doesn't dig into your sholders but if you're trying to drive it has the same result as a sports bra. Appearance, wise, it does look like you're wearing a normal bra from the outside as long as you have a T-shirt! The support is not the worst but not the best either it's a you get what you pay for situation, good for the price.

This is the best of these wireless-style plus-size bras that I’ve tried so far. I call them my “house bras” because generally they don’t offer enough support or uplift to be worn outside except for brief errands. This one is different — it gives a good amount of uplift so that my very large girls aren’t flopping over on themselves, and this support is provided by the band, so I don’t have to tighten the straps to high heaven to get a lifted fit (and my shoulders are SO grateful for that.) The straps themselves are wide and nicely padded, making them the most comfortable bra straps I’ve worn in years. And the band doesn’t ride up or roll up - again, the first time in years I’ve had this level of comfort and support. The material is soft, and every surface touching the skin is felted/flocked, so there’s zero pain putting it on and it feels wonderful to wear. As for separation, I have a large amount of cleavage and wireless bras usually end up giving me a shelf bra/uniboob look because the center gore NEVER lies flat for me due to my unusual measurements. This bra’s gore doesn’t lie flat either but it allows me to separate each breast if I choose, while maintaining a nice rounded shape - which is awesome, because usually I can only get separation from those minimizer bras that give the awful pointy cone shape. So all in all, this bra has been an amazing find, and my breasts, back, and shoulders are grateful…along with my self-esteem and confidence. It’s a good feeling to have a comfortable, great-fitting bra that looks nice under my clothes. A word about sizing: my underboob is 36 inches, and my overboob (measuring tape parallel to the floor going around the middle of my breasts) is 46 inches. That 10-inch difference between my back and my breasts makes me a 36J in American sizes. I prefer more room to breathe, so I opt for a bigger band: a 38I or a 40H. Based on reviews here about this bra running big, I chose a 38H and it’s great. It’s most comfortable and gives the best support fastened on the tightest hooks with the straps tightened 90% to the max. Hope this helps someone! UPDATE ON SIZING: The 38H has really bad overspill at the top of the cups. It’s still comfortable to wear at home but not suitable to wear out. I bought 36I (from a different brand, Wingslove, but it’s the same bra) and it gives much better support and uplift, although the band is tighter (but still wearable), the straps dig into my shoulders, there’s a lot of back fat bulging (I’m very overweight), and sometimes I get a little overspill on my left cup. So it’s not perfect but it looks good under clothing. I then bought 38I, and it’s the most comfortable of the three, with NO overspill at all, the straps don’t dig and the band is comfy…but there’s not as much support and uplift so my boobs hang lower and my cleavage doesn’t look as nice. 38I is my most versatile option and the right size for everyday, with 36I as a good second option to have.

Runs very small. I like the shape and fit for a lounge bra. It's supportive, but the band is much smaller than advertised and over time it turns into a uniboob IYKYK. I wear a 36, ordered a 36 and this is easily a 34. I can barely close it on the last clap. I'm going to size up to a 38. The fabric is VERY shiny in person and has a tiger stripe pattern.

I've worn tight, scratchy, poke-y, miserable underwires since I grew my now-42G melons in my teen years. At 57, I work at home. I don't want to be bra-less, but boobs still sadly sag to my waist in Sports bras or "Lounge bras" I've tried forever to find a middle ground between no bra and hoisting these puppies up to my chin with painful, unnatural underwire. So I ordered this bra, with low expectations. Hoping to compress and corral the girls. Not hoping for support. BOY was I SURPRISED! Look at the pics! A natural shape, flattering support! For 57 year old 42G's! I can even go to the gym or the grocery store in this soft, comfortable, wire-free bra! Cons: --It's not pretty on, but at 42G, most bras are not pretty anyway. --It doesn't lift like an underwire, but I'll take the trade off in comfort. (I accidentally slept in it all night the first night I got it! Slept. Comfortably. In a bra!) --Band can roll a bit underneath, but again, a quick tug, and comfort is back. Pros: --OMG I sit at my computer all day, and I don't feel like I'm wearing a bra. --It's support lifts the girls to the front, not to the side -- so it's slimming. --My ta-ta's look natural. Almost bra-less in a t shirt. --No lumpy bumpy stiff fabric or seams showing. --Soft fabric, soft comfy straps. I recommend this bra to anyone with a large bust looking for comfort, and with realistic expectations about support without the dreaded wires. I just ordered another one in my actual size. (I did order a band size up, 44G, for comfort, and it's slightly large in the cup.) I'll update this review if the one at my actual size feels less comfortable. I'll order one in every color if it's still as good as this one. Seriously, I love this bra. All in all a wonderful alternative to underwire!

I love this bar it fits perfectly

Okay, so there's some pros and cons here. PROS: As someone who's horizontally challenged and packing a little too much in the front (if you know what I mean) it's nearly impossible to find a good fitting bra. And when I do find one that fits, I'm always having to adjust every few minutes; scooping, pulling down the band and pulling up the straps. This bra, however, stays in place for the most part, which I'm pleasantly surprised about! It's comfortable and doesn't slide out of place easily so I don't have to strap in too tight to achieve that. CONS: That being said, unfortunately I have to make one thing clear. This is NOT a minimizer bra. If anything, I get a little self conscious about how it makes my girls stick out a little more (which I was trying to avoid) due to the slight cone shape from how the bra is put together. (Remember, there's no padding! So the seams are what make the "cone shape" though thankfully it's not like Madonna shape, so it's not that noticable). Another thing I should mention is I do tend to get that uniboob side effect after awhile so I'm still having to scoop and separate the girls... But at least it's not as often as before. Plus, it is comfortable, like I said. So weigh your options and opinions accordingly. All in all, as long as you're not looking for a true minimizer bra, I'd say I would recommend this bra. Especially if you're having a hard time finding something that fits well! Hope this helps you girls out there! Happy fitting👙💖

I really wanted a front opening bra, but this one is comfortable. I have and will wear it.

Una prenda cómoda, con buen nuvel de ajuste y sostén. El decorado lindo y aunque no es de fibras naturales resulta fresco y cómodo.

El material se ve bien, sin embargo viene muy reducido tanto de la copa como de ancho,

Esta muy cómodo y el color es igual a la de la imagen