HSIA Minimizer Bras for Women Full Coverage Underwire Bras Plus Size Lifting Lace Bra for Heavy Breast

I chose my size based on the HSIA sizing chart. I saw this trending on tik tok and decided to give it a go. I haven’t had any luck finding a good bra over the past couple years. Usually the band gets lost in my back rolls or my breasts spill out the top if i bend over or they spill out the bottom if I lift my arms. I’m so happy to say this is the first bra that truly fits and holds the girls securely. Due to my larger chest even with a bra they sag and sit on my stomach - this bra holds them up where they are supposed to be. Highly recommend!

Run- don’t walk, RUN to get this bra!!! I love it so much! It’s the best bra I’ve ever owned— and at THIS price?? Winner! Make sure to measure because I didn’t and ended up ordering 3 different sized bras. The first 2 kind of fit, but the 3rd was perfect in every way. And if you’re on the fence between the smooth and the lace, get the new smooth one! The lace ones do show through thin shirts but would be fine with something thicker or a shirt with texture. Both work equally well though as far as support and minimizing. I could feel the lace when wearing it and it threw me off a little, but I have never owned a lace bra before. The smooth one is much more comfortable. The bras didn’t stretch out during wear- they held perfectly even in place.As a side note: My friends were raving about my weight loss (which was only 5 pounds) because this bra made me look like I had lost 10! I really just got my waist back (short girl problems 🙃).

This is a very cute bra & it fits decently overall. However, there are a couple things I don't care for:• The middle part (between the breasts) where the under wire "meets" there is a decent gap so it makes the breasts very separated (no cleveage created). They're each having their own party on each side.• The actual shape of the cup makes the breast shape kind of pointed/coned outward (reminds me of the old school bras from the 50s). I think this is due to how much lace there is on each side before it connects to the strap. If the fabric amount was less it would give the breast more of a lift creating a more rounder shape.• There is extra fabric above each breast for me, an empty space (if you will) again if they lessened the amount of fabric it would fit better.• The straps are really good quality & on the thicker side (not super thick) which I like.

I buy a lot from Amazon and sadly don’t leave 1/2 the reviews I should. But I saw this bra on Tik Tok. I look on Amazon and they have a store front. I decide to buy cause it’s easy return if it sucks. I got the grey (it was on sale so I thought it would be a good way to try it). First the grey is like a steel blue grey. I love it! The fit…wow. These ladies weren’t lying. I was already dressed and wearing a bra but tried this on. This bra stayed on the rest of the day! I didn’t even wash it cause I didn’t care. It is super comfortable and feels natural on me. Straps are about 3/4” thick so it sits nice on your shoulders. I am a 36D or 38C. I went with 38C. Only part I wish is the straps could be convertible. I wear a lot of razorback tanks so the straps will show. But I already have 2 other colors and a tshirt bra in my cart. Finally a bra that fits well, is comfortable and affordable.

I've ordered this in a 38G & a 38H. Reddit's a bra that fits calculator has me at a size 38GG, so I thought I would give these a try. I've seen enough ads on social media at this point.The good: thick straps, high quality hardware, soft fabric (I normally can't wear lace), color is gorgeous, cups come up far enough on the sides, and the price was right. This will be a great summer bra. The mesh is delicious. The lift I get from this is really nice,as is the minimizing effect. I can normally only get this look from a push up.The not so good: I can't get the gore to lay completely flat. Is my breast tissue too wide? Do I need a more narrow gore? Probably. I don't think increasing the cup would change this. It's not a complete deal breaker for me and for a $19.99 bra (thank you lightening deal), I'm good with it.

I had high hopes for the HSIA minimizer bras, and for the most part, they deliver on the promises—at least in the beginning. The fit is flattering and supportive, especially for someone looking to smooth their silhouette without feeling overly compressed. The material feels soft, the cups shape nicely under clothes, and the straps stay in place without digging in.Fit & Comfort:Right out of the package, the bra fits beautifully. It offers full coverage without looking bulky, and the support is noticeable without feeling stiff or restrictive. It’s definitely a true minimizer and gives a smoother appearance under button-ups and fitted tops.Style & Construction:The lace detail is pretty and doesn’t show through thin fabrics. It strikes a nice balance between functional and feminine. The band stays snug without riding up, and overall, it feels well-constructed—at first.The Downside:Unfortunately, after multiple washes (even on delicate cycle and always air-dried), the underwire started to push through the lining on more than one of the bras I ordered. It became very uncomfortable and even painful, to the point where I had to stop wearing them. It’s frustrating because the fit and feel were great, but the durability just didn’t hold up.Final Thoughts:If you’re looking for a well-fitting minimizer bra and don’t mind handling it with extra care—or replacing it more frequently—this could still be a decent option. But if long-term durability is important to you, especially when it comes to underwire comfort, you may want to consider alternatives or be prepared for some repairs.