Warner's Womens Women's Cloud 9® Super Soft Wireless Lightly Lined Comfort Bra 1269

It feels so soft and supportive without any digging or pinching. Perfect for all-day wear, whether I’m lounging at home or running errands. The fit is true to size and it’s breathable, making it my new go-to bra. Highly recommend! I have ordered two more.

This bra is SO soft and SO comfortable. Nothing is digging in to my sides and sizing is on point. My husband says my rack has never looked better.

Great Bra, love the fit and bra straps they are wide adding to the comfort factor I think I found my favorite Bra!

I originally did a review on this bra and gave it 3 stars, which I'm changing to 4 Stars.I've had an opportunity to wear the bra now for a couple of months. I ordered 2 at the same time. One of the bras is more comfortable than the other.The band around the chest on one feels a little bigger than the other, and they're both the same size. When I would put it on one of the bras, the hook assembly area would make my back itch very badly. I used to put tissue under it so it wouldn't scratch my skin. I ended up having to cover it by hand sewing satin fabric on the inside of the hook assembly area, and once I did that the itching completely stopped. And that is the bra where the band feels tighter on the rib cage than the other.I normally wear a 38D in a bra and that is the size that these are. The cut and style of the cups expose more breast than my normal full coverage style, plus it seems the cups on these bras run smaller than what I'm used to.For many years I wore underwire bras and didn't even realize I had them on, but now that I'm older, underwires seem to bother me a little and I notice them the whole time I'm wearing them.I was very happy to find such a good bra as this Warner Cloud 9 without underwires. But I will say I miss the additional support and the flawless shaping that underwires give. With this Warner Cloud 9 Wireless bra, the flawless shaping is not there.I've also discovered that with time, the band that runs around the bottom edge of the bra seems to lose its function. The bra's ride up, and the band becomes "part of the cups" in the front. To try and avoid avoid this, I have to lengthen the straps as much as possible so that the bra band is not pulled up onto my breasts.It's still a very comfortable bra because the fabric is exceptionally soft! For that reason, I will continue to wear these around the house, and most of the time, but for special occasions where I want perfect shaping I'll have to resort to the underwires in my wardrobe. My thoughts are that if you are not a very large chested lady, and you do not like underwires, this bra is probably one you'll love.For those of you who are very large chested, this bra may be an issue for you. Warner Cloud 9 bras do come with an underwire, though I have never tried one.

I have worn this particular style of bra from Warners, which I originally was able to buy at Walmart, but can’t get it anymore. I got it in black 36C. It was a little smaller than usual, but it still works well, fits good and is always so comfortable. It’s a very good price.

Oh, the heartrending pain of weeding through your bra collection, but having recently lost a ton of weight, I went thru the process. If you think "When girls lose weight, it's in the boobs first" - you're right. All my old bras with shaped cups no longer fit, the half-empty cups just creating wrinkles and bulges under clothes. Adieu, my old C and D cup friends.But here's the thing: while my cup size went down, my band size didn't. I'm built on the wide side so I'm still 40" around. If you have a 40" chest, most bra manufacturer assume you must thus also have bigger boobs, so they *start* cup sizes at C and D. Thank you, Warner's, for recognizing we can have a larger bandsize without a larger cup size!This bra... I'm like, "Where have you been all my life?" The straps adjust easily since they're in the front. The back closure has 3 hooks in 3 rows, and that closure isn't some massively wide, unattractive tactical-gear affair, it's just 1 and 1/2 inches. The cups are soft, not overly shaped, and just lightly padded, so you're not sporting a rack of sponge, just enough so that if you get cold, you won't be flashing nips. The plunge is pretty low so you can wear it with almost anything. And it's simple, yet pretty.At this point, I've gotten this bra in a few colors:Blush Petals Pink (light pink with tiny floral petals)Sand Shell (very light pinkish beige)Aurora Glowing Watercolor (really pretty watercolor mix of pale orchid, blue and white)Toasted Almond (which I can't recommend, since it's the color of an Ace bandage)and I'm waiting for Graphite Gray to arrive.But take note - some of the sellers on here are crazy, and trying to sell this simple bra for the so-called "manufacturer's suggested retail" which we all know is BS. If you find it in a store, especially on sale, it's going to be about $20. Likewise, on here, I'm not going to buy more colors unless they reach this price point. This is not some difficult to produce item with underwires, moving parts, special seams etc - it's a relatively simple, comfortable and attractive bra and you should pay for just what it is.If you like comfort, while feeling supported and attractive, here's your bra.