GlamoriseWomen's Double-Layer Custom-Control Sport Bra

UPDATE at bottom of initial review:After several purchases on here, I finally got a bra that almost fits. The band does run small, but the cup size seems accurate. I originally ordered Glamorise #1006 http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000VK3TW0?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_search_detailpage in a 36G, and it was WAY too small. Both the band and cups were way way off. So, I ordered a 40 H in this one, as H is as high as it will go, and depending on the brand, I wear anywhere from a G to J. I had a very hard time getting any of the hooks to connect because it is that small, but I finally was able to get the bottom hook to connect so I could see if the cup size was right. After wearing it for a few minutes, I think it might work. The band might stretch more, or I might just get a bra extender instead of sending this one back. Hopefully, I'll lose some weight anyway, and this will fit better.I love that it has the adjustable front part too, because it creates an even better "lift" if you need/want that. It looks like you could even fold it down and tuck it under the band if you really wanted to wear it with a regular shirt. The straps are pretty comfortable for a sports bra, and for the weight they are carrying. The straps do adjust easily, and seem to hold where you put them.The bra even without the front part pulled up, has a normal shape to my breasts. Not conical, or pointy at all. They look like they should look.I wish I could find this bra without the front part to use for every day wear.....well, and also added side boning to support them a bit more.Not sure why such a huge size difference in Glamorise bras, but so far in my experience, they vary greatly in cup and band sizes. I just might be able to get away with a 42G in this one. The H fits, but seems it might just be a tad roomy. Hard to tell because the fabric is stretchy.For me, in this brand, measuring under my bust, and adding 5" will give me the closest band size. Not my actual measurement. I don't know why some brands are actual measurement, and others add 5". I'll have to remember that. It wouldn't work for my cup size though, because when you measure that way, you subtract your bust from your band size. That would make me an F for this bra, and that would be too small. Weird!I'm tempted to try this in a 42G, and see if it fits even better.UPDATE:Still liking this bra, BUT man is the band ever hard to hook! 38H and it has 5 rows of hooks! I can only ever do 2 hooks, and that is BEFORE I even put the bra over my boobs. I have to hook it, then shove my boobs up in it, lol. So crazy! Hoping one day it'll stretch enough where I can hook them all. I may have to try to get an extender since I am going to keep it. Definitely needed a 42 in this one, even though I am a 38 (34" measurement, but need to add 5 inches which would be a 39, but they don't make it in 39. My fault for not ordering a 40 but I thought I'd be able to use it on the last set of hooks)I wear this bra in all kinds of tops, and it looks fine.

UPDATE: Decided to return. I tried it on again and put a t-shirt on and did not like at all! I am not sure if it's because the underneath/bra is still a little loose or poor side stitching. It looks very unflattering and that you are "cold" and very distracting. The stitching on side protrudes. Also, I do not want hassle of getting a smaller size again only to find out I do not like bra. Maybe if you are lucky to get sizing correct, you will have better luck. Unfortunately not for me!I read through many reviews and initially ordered a 34 G but the cups were too baggy. I had plenty of room around band and was thinking about ordering a 32 but listened to reviewers who mentioned band was tight esp in black. I am glad I went with 34 F because the 32 would have been way too tight. The 34 F cups fit well but the 34 band fits like a 30. I agree the sizing chart posted is useless with how they want you to determine your size. I purchased this bra because my friend raves about hers, which is the wire version. Since I preferred to have no wire I was going to base sizing on her experience. I am glad I didn’t since she suggested I go with 32F cuz her style ran bigger. I am normally a 32 F or G. For reference My under bust/rib cage measures at 29. I am small frame. I haven’t worn it yet but feel as if I will like it for walking on treadmill or for every day. Sizing is an issue though.

I haven’t had a good sports bras since high school. Nothing in the stores comes in my size. I’m now a 44F, though I was closer to a 44DD in high school. I recently got a few sports bras from Amazon to try. They all fit, but one was one of those “comfy” bras that can’t actually offer support during a workout, another gave me cone shaped boobs that were very noticeable under shirts (think bullet bra), and then there was this one. Seeing the reviews, I decided to buy a cup size up (44G). I can get it on and it holds everything in place. Literally no bounce. However, the straps really dig in and it is a struggle to hook and get the straps over my shoulders. So I decided to size up even more in both band and cup size to a 46H. This one is much easier to get on and more comfortable to wear, though there is a little bounce. I’m going to keep both and will use the smaller one for more high impact workouts while the larger one will be for more laid back stuff. This is the only sports bras I’ve found that will actually hold boobs larger than a D cup and doesn’t look strange. I also like that the front panel (grey in the ones I got) is adjustable to add just a bit more support or coverage. My two complaints are sizing and the straps. If you don’t want to stick with 2 bras like me, I recommend going up at least a band and cup size. Sizing is very small. I think the straps are also dependent on cup size, and therefore small. I have them extended all the way on both bras. On the 44G bra, it’s difficult to get my arms through the straps and they can leave red marks from digging into my shoulders. I haven’t worn the 46H for an extended period of time, but it was already much easier to get on. However, beauty (and working out) is pain and this bras actually supports me while holding my chest in place, which is very rare for my size.

Like this sports bra. The fabric is comfortable on the skin. There is lots of stretch and support. The front design is interesting and comprises two parts. One - like a normal bar is next to the skin and forms part of the bra body. The second is on the outside at the front. It is attached under the bust but has separate attachments at the top - to the shoulder straps, so it can be made tighter than the inner bra. So it offers two separate 'uplift' adjustments. This make for great support and comfort. Can be worn for everyday under a Tshirt etc when having a physically active day.

This is a great sport bra for all types of activity. I just love that it can be adjusted.

Très bon maintien et confortable

It has taken me 40 years to get my first decent running bra that is comfortable and 'stops the bounce'. Have also bought one for my daughter (14 D) and she agrees - ises for netball. Have also used on multi day hikes. So nice not to be battered and bruised!!! Only complaint is the sizing of backstrap- seems to run small to the size - it is inconsistent with other wire free sports bras by the same brand - much tighter and I am hoping the hooks hold out long term.

Ich hatte Glück, diesen Sport BH in Größe 70 H, entspricht 32 H, zu bekommen. Das ist eine etwas ungewöhnliche Größe, daher habe ich gleich zwei gekauft in weiß. Leider fallen sie etwas unterschiedlich aus. Einer passt nahezu perfekt, der andere ist etwas größer. Das ist im Körbchen ca. einen halbe Größe und im Umfang ca 2 cm. Sie machen eine etwas platte Form, aber das ist bei meiner Körbchengröße verschmerzbar.