SHAPERMINTStrapless Bra - Bandeau top, Strapless Bras for Women, Plus Size Lingerie for Women, Free Clear Bra Straps

Okay so here’s my REAL honest review to help other women out there! I am a large chested women. I wear a size 34G in regular bras. I have ALWAYS avoided tube tops, bandeau tops, and ANY shirt that doesn’t have sleeves because I have ALWAYS had trouble with strapless bras. Because of my breast size, they are not perky. I need ALL the support I can get. Every strapless bra I have tried never provided ANY support. It would literally slide down every two seconds and I would constantly have to pull it up because of the weight of my breast. They never provided any lift either. Me having heavy breast, plus having a uni-boob from strapless bras looked terrible!I was hesitant on buying this bra because of my past experiences with strapless bras. But I needed one for an anniversary dress that is strapless. There were a couple women in the comments who had me debating because they said that this bra provided no support for their breast. Based off the size chart, it said that my size was a large. I took a risk and went with a medium because I wanted the bra to be tighter band wise, so the risk of it sliding down would be less. And I have to say…..THIS BRA WORKED GREAT!I did not know that it had grips on the inside of the top band to prevent it from sliding down. I like that part a lot. It also comes with two sets of bra straps. Clear ones and ones that match the color of the bra. So you have the option to wear it strapless or not. The ONLY cons I have is that I wish there were also grips in the bottom band of the bra too. Also, the bigger your breast, the smaller the bra will fit because they take up more room. Women with smaller breast, the bra would reach further down their torso more like a crop top. My bra sits right under my breast like a regular strapless bra. Other than that, I do like this bra a lot. Let’s see how long it’s last without stretching out over time or losing its shape.

Ok, so I have to admit this is the best bandeu bra I have found. Fits comfortably and doesn't slip. I don't have to keep adjusting or worry about anything. I had to order a new one because I lost weight (yay!!) and the one I had was too big. I tried others, mainly wanting to save a few dollars, but it proved that this one was worth the extra. The other options just didn't have the same quality. The fit is great and it is so comfortable. I am normally a 38 DD and I got an XL and it is perfect!!

Let me start off by giving some facts….I'm60 years old, 5’ and 165-170 and wear 38DDD in Victoria’s Secrets bras. Because of my short and stocky build I like wearing off the shoulder tops, showing that little bit of skin helps me not look so top heavy or as I say, like a linebacker!I have tried and failed to find a strapless bra for the past 15 years, gravity has struck and I need some lift and separation.The first think I LOVE about this bra, there’s separation, no uniboob!The next thing I LOVE about this bra, there’s separation “grip” strips around the top and bottom, no riding up!From the moment I put it on I knew this bra was going to be a game changer for me!The only reason I didn’t give it a 5 star is because size I would love a little bit more lift, but that’s it.

I'm a moderately overweight, tall woman who normally wears a 38D bra. I followed the size chart on this bandeau style bra and ordered the XL. I don't know if it's just my breast shape (we all know that the girls come in all different shapes!)I But this just didn't work for me. It was comfortable, which I liked. I did think it would stay put, another plus in the strapless category. I liked that it came with both same-color and clear straps in the event that you happened to want them. The built-in cup/padding was a good size.My issue was that it cut a very distinct "shelf" line across the top of my chest, creating underarm bulge and a distinct demarcation under the dress I was hoping to wear. Honestly, the cover photo with the woman with her arms in the air is probably dead accurate, but if she lowered her arms, I think you'd see what I mean... I also feel that while the total length (top to bottom) of the bra probably helps with the staying power, it came up way too high in the back for most sundresses I would need it for, and it did also feel like it was too visible in the armhole area.Whether it was where my girls happen to have more heft, my general extra weight, or a problem with the size, I ended up returning it. As comfy as it seemed to be, it just wasn't flattering and felt like it had too much fabric in the wrong places.

For me it was true to size...I bought one medium and one large. I'm a 38c and they do NOT sit up. The medium was a little snug but large fit perfect. Wore it 2 times on 90°F+ days and it held up phenomenal. Support is awesome I didn't use any of the straps but it came with a clear and a matching black set. Walked quite a bit and the slip was minimal at best. Great accessory for any woman's closet.

Cautiously optimistic. I'm a 36F, got the XL. Just tried it on and I'm impressed! While less uplifting than my standard choice bra, they felt supported, not crushed, and secure. I honestly never thought to get strapless options as regular strapless bras were always uncomfortable to the point of pain within 3hrs of wear. I'm pretty practical, so I just decided to not wear strapless options. But then I read reviews on this. And I got hope. And I got a few dresses that my regular bras, even with fancy strap configurations, just didn't look right. So I gambled. I got this and another brand. This one is the most comfortable, though the other is lower cut to the back, which i need for a few dresses. I actually like that they didn't add those frustrating side boob modifiers. They never seem to stay flat and frequently end up bowing outward, making it worse, and eventually stabbing those of us that are fluffier. I'm either removing, or modifying the other brand with corset boning in that area. This one needs zero work done to do the job! Im also about to wear it out on its first test run. I'll update if any failures occur.