Lilyette By Bali Minimizer Underwire Bra Womens Full Coverage Seamless LY0428

As a large busted older woman it's so very rare to find a lacey bra that also delivers great support.

I purchased these for my mother. She's not bought herself a new bra in over 10 years so I thought I'd treat her. She absolutely loves th fit and feel of them.

Ive been wearing this particular brand for 25 years. Im a senior and tried switching to numerous different brands without an underwire, and they all fit bad and did not enhance my figure. This brands has a comfortable underwire and my figure looks so good !!

This has been one of my favorite bras for over 10 years. First, it is a comfortable and effective minimizer: the best option for buttoned shirts, tees and sweaters. It reduces projection but keeps an attractive shape. The strong but comfortable lightweight fabric is wonderful. At this point it is one of the ONLY bras avaialable without shaped foam cups. Molded cups are not great with larger breasts: they don't minimize, they flatten.Bali has already discontinued it's stretchier, unlined minimizer. Please, Bali- keep the 428 going.

I've been wearing this style for over 40 years. It's still the best one I've found, and I've tried others, that actually hold the girls up without the pressure on the shoulders. No bounce either! Yes, it's an underwire. You will get used to it. I remembering thinking I'd die before I got home but it didn't take long to get used to it.

It's the bra I always go back to. Recently I've had a problem with sizing. I order the same size, but sometimes it's not accurate, returns are always accepted. And the top lace allows air flow so I don't get so hot and then get prickly heat as much. A minimizer bra reduces projection: It typically trims the visual bust line down by 1 to 2 inches without actually changing your physical breast tissue. I feel more comfortable with the physical look of my clothing because I'm not protruding so much.

I finally found a bra that fits!!! So excited - I purchased multiple ones in every color. The only disappointment is that after two washings (never in the dryer) on of the bras has started to show what I call "runs" in the fabric. It hasn't come apart but there is a definite separation of the material in the arm pit area.

I like the material of the bra, I prefer this material that conforms to my breast. Dislike the thick material most bras are using now. The issue it's the fit. The seam/ stitching going across the breast doesn't quite fit. I'm a full C, previously DD. There is an extra stitch, that creases and give the cup a weird shape. Also the elastic seems to lack elasticity. Like it's not a great quality.

There bras have become awful. I didn't believe it because the bra I had before was manufactured within the last two or three years and it's so soft and nice. But ordering now? They're terrible, scratchy hook panel, flimsy cheap plastic hardware, faulty stitching and lose unfinished threads, uneven stitches that don't match on both sides, flimsy underwire, stiff unforgiving shoulder straps. Bali bras- sandpaper paradise.

Mislabeled for size is the only explanation I can think of for the difference between what the tag says and what the bra(s)--I bought TWO--measured. I sent them back, then noticed that other customers who bought these RECENTLY had also commented that they ran small and/or were incorrectly labeled. Too bad those comments weren't posted when I made my purchase. But even more telling is the fact that I've already reviewed the same items--with the same evaluation. Whoever is reading these is not recording them. I reckon you are only interested in positive feedback, which you can have when you match the right size tag to the right garment.