Jockey Women's Seamfree Multiway Bandeau Bralette

I love this strapless bra! It is the most comfortable yet supportive strapless I have ever worn. I love that it still has a sweetheart plunge. I had to buy another for my daughter.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This bra is the ultimates best strapless bra I have ever owned. It fits well and stays in place all. Though dancing and sweating the bra keeps the gals secure. Wish I had found this years ago!

I ordered the black and natural colors in my usual size, medium, and they were too small. Then, I exchanged them for a size large. The bras fit in an attractive way on my body, and they have soft material at the top edge that is not binding and not scratchy. The alternate straps are a plus.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Very nice seamfree bra and it fits better!!!!!!!!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Works well with so many ways to use. Best option out there.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This strapless bra is very comfortable and does what it needs to do.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Soft yet Stable and perfect match for my outfit today

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I did not like the way it fit me. I usually wear a small in Jockey bras and bralettes but could have gone up to a medium in this bralette. I am a 34A normally. I decided to return it for something else.

Not sure it has to do with the bra sizing or maybe it's just MY sizing, but this was a horrible fit. Way (way) too large in the cup area. Have to return it.

If I could give this no stars, I would. The fabric is fine, the idea is fine, the fit was horrendous. I am a slender 34B, with breasts that fluctuate to the small side, which was the case when I tried this bra on. I could barely get the band over my shoulders to try this bra on. I do have proportionately broader shoulders but I have never had this issue with any other pull on item unless it was just too small. (Jockey items usually are a half to full size bigger on me than the size would typically indicate). Because I was curious I decided to proceed and was able to pull the bra down to my rib cage in the appropriate spot. The cup fit was absurd. The cups had no integrity so they sagged and pulled my breasts down to an empty teabag ludicrous shape. As a woman in my 50s are breast fed two babies idea require extra support to keep my breasts where they belong so having them pulled down and the bra folding over them was just bizarre and ridiculous. Then came the Olympic sport of getting the bra back off and I'm really glad I didn't dislocate my shoulder attempting it. If you have a upright, perky breasts and an undersized rib cage this bra might work for you but I can't imagine it working for anyone, unless they only wear a bra for modesty.