Hanes Women's X-Temp Wireless Low-Impact Stretch Pullover Racerbacj Bra, 2-Pack

Can’t beat Hanes! These are soft and supportive..Love these bras. May need to size up.

I've tried Ahh bras, Genie bras and plenty of others. Finally I've found one that really works for me. The straps don't slip down like on all the others because of the racer back. While they don't really offer support they are very comfortable and easy to get off and on. I prefer the natural cotton texture and the narrower bottom band since the bands just roll up on me anyway and less is better. They provide decent modesty coverage and the straps are less likely to show at the neckline of my polo shirts than other racer back styles that I've tried. They wash well and hold their shape.It's become hard for me to do up a bra at the back because of shoulder issues so I'd gotten into the pullover styles. Unfortunately they aren't that easy to get on, especially when you're right out of the shower or pool and dampish. None of them really offer support although the Genie bra is tighter and has less give. Of all of them, those offer a bit more definition due to the shaped 'modesty' pads, but unfortunately, I've found the pads travel and I may end up the day with them in peculiar places. In the end it was just too hard to keep them in the right place so I had to stop using them and was getting more of a squashed sports bra effect that wasn't very attractive. At least with these my natural curves are more evident.These bras are more generously sized than the others so I don't have to order up a size as I do with the other kinds. I did at first but found it gapped a bit around the cleavage. Still wearable but the smaller size works better.I've reordered these three times now and have pushed all the other types to the back of the drawer. These are just great, comfortable every day casual bras. I love them.

08/2019 EDIT: I wrote my first review on this about two years ago and figured I should update and reword everything to make more sense.SIZINGI currently wear a 34C 1/2 in thridlove bras. I wear a medium in these bralettes. Because they only come in S/M/L etc, it doesn't quite fit how I would like it to. The band part fits perfectly when I first put it on - snug but not too tight - but the 'cup' part of the bra is just the slightest bit too small. I've tried a large and the cup on those bras fits much more comfortably but the band is far too loose.The worst thing about these bras is how they stretch out. Throughout the day, the band gets substantially more loose which of course results in the bra having even less support. CK probably doesn't intend for you to wear them as a daily bra for 12 hrs, so if you only wear them as a lounge bra, then I'm sure it won't bother you much. Also, throughout the bra's lifetime, they get more and more loose and they hold their stretch for even less time. I'm not sure how much putting them in the dryer affects this, but I've stopped doing that on my newer ones and as far as I can tell, they are maintaining their elastic and shape.Bottom line: always wear this bra for a whole day or so before you decide if it's the right size. I'm a 34C and medium starts out a bit tight, then gradually turns into being a bit loose. The large starts out acceptable, then gradually turns into WAY too loose.AUTHENTICITYWhen I first bought this, I had also purchased one from Calvin Klein's website at the same time. At first, the Amazon and CK ones were noticeably different. I felt like the Amazon one was too large, especially the straps, and the CK one fit just right. I'm not sure what happened, but after wearing them both for a long time, I can't tell the difference anymore. Something that happens with these bras, which I'll go into later, is that they stretch out. The Amazon one felt almost as if the straps had been stretched out much more than the CK ones, or maybe they were just made incorrectly. I'm still not sure. My theory about these bras is that some or most of them are just slightly defective CK bras that they don't want to sell at their own stores. There could of course be other explanations, but this makes some sense to me considering the differences I saw in the two bras. Some of the differences I first noted actually weren't that different at all, like the seams and stitching being messy. The only real difference that still confuses me is that the printed tag on the back was placed differently.Bottom line: after ordering several and wearing them all for over a year, I can safely say that they are (at least for the most part) the exact same as the Calvin Klein bras.QUALITYThese are pretty disappointing. As I noted earlier, they probably aren't meant to be a daily bra that you wear 12 hours at a time, which is exactly what I do with them, so take that into consideration.The ones that I bought two years ago, I can't even wear anymore. I couldn't really wear them after only one year. Over time, the elastic around the waistband gets so destroyed and stretched out that it doesn't hold shape when it's on your body and thus there's no support. I've been trying to keep them out of the dryer lately, because I suspect that that's what's ruining them but I'm not sure about it. I always cut off the tags so of course I don't know the care instructions anymore. Make sure to check before you wash them.Also be careful when removing the tags. They do remove completely so that there is no bit of tag leftover to scratch you, but you have to be very careful with the threads holding them down. One of mine ordered from Amazon got a hole in it where the tag was even though I'm very sure I didn't cut anywhere wrong. It might be my fault or it could be that the threads were sewn in incorrectly.Bottom line: only expect these to last about a year with regular wear.Side note: for as long as I’ve been wearing these, they have always gone on sale for black friday and the prices fluctuate regularly for each size and color. If the one you’re looking at is a little expensive, wait a week or two or just for black friday sales.

The sizing runs small. The large should have fitted based on the chart and my bra size but I found it to be a bit too tight rubbing my skin. I plan on losing weight, so will keep. I purchased the XL and it's too big. Also, very thin material with little elastic in the band and straps. So there's no support for athletic activities. Though ok for a night bra or kicking around the house.

I work from home so I never wear bras except for when I go out, and even then I don't if I can get away with it. That's how I've been for the past 45 years.Well, now that I'm in my 60s the girls aren't as perky as they used to be, and it's hot hot hot where I live, so wearing a bra does help to stay cooler and less sweaty.Now that I've given you TMI, here's why I LOVE this bra!I can barely tell I'm wearing it! It's VERY soft and comfy! and stretchy! And I can get by wearing it out, under even dressy clothes. (No you won't get the same effect as an underwire bra, duh! but I've never understood how anyone wears those creepy things anyway.)And I can wear it all day at home and forget I've got it on...in contrast to virtually every other bra I've ever worn in my life, which I always, always, ALWAYS immediately take off the second I walk in the door!I'm in the process of losing weight and I just bought more of these in several sizes. What a great find!