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littleHen84 · 16/03/2018 05:48

I have seen an advert for these and they look fab,they are around £30,just wondered if they are good and if anyone has tried them?

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yellowDahlia · 22/03/2018 13:36

I have also been looking on here for others to tell me how good/bad they are! Am surprised no-one's talking about them. I have just ordered a small selection to try - if they're as good as they look and claim to be, they could revolutionise my bra drawer Smile

Not many small sizes left though at the moment, so if you want to try and would be size S or XS then get in quick!

littleHen84 · 22/03/2018 18:01

I am suprised too they look great,i am a 36dd so not sure if they would be supportive but if they are could be a game changer!! Going to get one on payday and throw caution to the wind.

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yellowDahlia · 28/03/2018 18:14

Reporting back: I have this afternoon taken delivery of two bralet style (XS and S) and one shirt top style (S).

First impressions - when I put the first one on (shirt top) I thought I was about to be really disappointed BUT I took a minute to adjust bosoms to the right place and decided that actually they were reasonably well supported.

I also thought there would be a lot more movement - a bounce or two in front of the mirror and they're not exactly strapped down BUT again, having worn the top for a little while there's not much more movement than with a normal bra (especially since mine are getting old and the elastic is properly stretching...).

So now I'm trying the bralet - again, it's a more 'natural' shape. If you like your boobs to be held high, Wonderbra-style, this isn't the bra for you. But there's padding providing a bit of shape and support and under my clothes I don't see a difference between this and my normal bra. (I usually wear fairly plain t-shirt styles).

They're VERY comfy indeed.

I ordered an XS because I expected that's what I would fit, according to some of the reviews on the site (I'm a 32 D or DD and that's proper bra intervention sizing) but the S is better - there's more coverage and therefore more support.

I think I will probably keep at least one to give it a proper go - maybe even one of each style. I could see me wearing it with casual clothes - I'd probably be likely to stick to a 'normal' bra at work - and I reckon it would be comfy to wear in the summer when it's hot. It's the sort of thing I wanted last year (but couldn't find) when I was wearing vest tops a lot.

I will try and report back again after a few days with any further opinions/developments!

littleHen84 · 30/03/2018 16:17

Thank you for reporting back! I saw them in a department store and still wasnt sure,although after being measured and paying £40 for a bra that is uncomfy after a couple of hours i may just purchase xx

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OCSockOrphanage · 30/03/2018 19:37

Got one for the hours that I slob around the house cleaning in sweats. It's comfortable and contains the girls rather than swinging loose and low, but I'd only leave the house in it in an emergency.

HarrietBasset · 04/04/2018 09:05

I've two of the bralette styles and really like them. So comfy but supportive enough too. I'm a 34d and a medium was fine. I wouldn't wear them on a night out but under every day tops they've been fine.

littleHen84 · 07/04/2018 19:12

I tried one on and it is super comfy but not supportive enough,super sad i am 38dd and tried a large,the pants are amazing and super soft and comfy they are keepers Grin

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FatBallsAndSunflowerSeeds · 07/04/2018 22:56

I've got my eye on one of these too, I am all about comfort nowadays! Are there matching pants available as well then?

littleHen84 · 14/04/2018 14:45

Yes matching pants available v good

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Vicky456 · 28/06/2018 12:26

I got two of these bras. They are very comfy and although extra small, give me a very good shape. Mine are flesh coloured so undetectable under clothing which means flimsy tops look good! However, I have a big reservation. When I carefully hand washed one of the bras as per instructions, carefully squeezing out the water, flat drying, I went to put on and both glued seams came apart. I wrote to Sloggi 3 times and have not heard a back about what they can do. Unfortunately I didn’t keep the Debenhams receipt! I think this is not a good thing for Sloggi to ignore - I can’t be the only person this has happened to.

MildlyFedUp · 28/06/2018 12:31

Blimey Vicky that's not good at all. I've got one of these bras - coincidentally mine was from Debenhams too - so I'm going to check I've got the receipt. Although it sounds like they don't care anyway?

I am a dirty cah though and haven't washed mine yet.

MildlyFedUp · 28/06/2018 15:05

Mine says it's machine washable btw (it's one of the reasons I bought it) so you would think it would be quite sturdy!

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