Full-Freedom Front Closure Bra, Perfect Wireless Cotton Sleep Bras for Women

Great bra, appreciate that it is mostly cotton. The band is a wide elastic with a nice lace detail. Fits well, good support, very comfortable.

I am sensitive to synthetic fabrics, and need a front closure for my arthritic days. So I thought I'd give this Carole Martin 95% cotton bra a try. It looked too small right out of the package but it has the right amount of "give" to cover me without spilling out. I like the gathered area at front/center where the hook/eye closure is located because it lays flat against my sternum, prevents uniboob (ood design also for when one breast is larger than the other). The band is cut wide and has a firm yet stretchy quality that gives me a snug fit that does not dig in or roll/fold over (even when I'm couch slouching). The cut is generous (no skimping on fabric or notions here), and the straps are wide enough to balance this design in a way that the straps do not put pressure on my shoulders at all. The fabric is high quality, good thick weight, opaque, with the right amount of stretch to hold my side/front breast tissue UP and firmly ( yet gently) in place. Since it is not bulky, I tried my expensive underwire bra on "Over" this bra and found this bra can double as a great "under bra- liner" too (for moisture wicking and to reduce underwire chafing/pressure point pain). I am keeping this size 36, as it fits true to my size (36D). I may order another one in size 38 for my "fluffy" days (that will double as a sleep bra). I Like the beige color (will buy other colors in future). I have been searching for a bra like this for quite awhile, glad my search is over. Thank you Carole Martin, for designing such a comfortable bra that is affordable, looks/fits like your ad photo, and is true to description/fit-guide. After my first 8 hours of wearing, I wanted to keep it on (instead of slingshotting it across the room). That's as close to "forgetting I have it on", as it gets for me.

Update: I'm a 36 F/FF in uk sizes now, 36G in US sizes. Weight 180ish, L-XL in top, 12-14 in dresses. My underbust measures 35". I bought this in a 36 after the 38 got too big some time ago. I'm back to buy another one in the same size. I did end up cutting a good inch & a half off each strap & sewed them back together - by hand rather than setting up my sewing machine. With the straps smaller, and now that my cup size is a little smaller, I love this bra even more & all of my breast tissue, even though I have more loose skin than I like to think about, is contained. I've lost a ton of muscle while losing weight (was actually in a 34band size for a while, trying to build back some muscle) and I've found tight bands hurt now, where they never did before. I'm also drowning under the cost of constantly trying to keep up with changing expensive bra sizes. So at this point? I'm pretty much wearing this bra any time I'm not going somewhere fancier than the pick up line at my son's school. It's comfortable. Breathable. Separates enough to avoid uniboob. I don't know why they make it with crazy long straps. But it's worth the effort to fix it imo. (currently a 36GG/38G in UK sizes 38I/36J in US sizes - size 18dress, weight 231, height 5'7.5) I'm 45 & I've recently lost more than 80lbs. Which means my breasts suddenly need some support at night. I am not thrilled about this, but this bra helps to soften the blow a little. Unlike most sports bras, sleep bras, and bralettes, this is one of the few that bother to separate the cups, which is important to me. If I wanted to sleep with my breasts in a combined puddle, I wouldn't need the sleep bra. It also makes me feel a little better about walking around in it under my PJs when I wake up in the morning or before bed. Uniboob never makes me feel good. No, it isn't a super flattering bra I'd wear out of the house in general, but around the house & for sleeping, it's my go to. Enough so that I'm back to buy a second one cause I hate when this one is in the wash or I can't find it. I've never been someone who has any problem hooking however many hooks are necessary behind my back, and I usually prefer the adjustability of a back closure. However in a sleep bra, not having the hooks on my back is far more comfortable. In front, they aid with the cup separation. The one striking flaw is the straps. They are not adjustable, which isn't all bad. I wouldn't particularly want a plastic slider digging into my shoulders while I try to sleep. However, that means they've set them for women with very low set breasts I guess. Or, maybe the idea is greater sleep comfort? Either way, it means there is almost no support for anyone with higher set breasts. (for reference, my 38band bra straps are all shortened about as far as they go, my 36s about 60-70%) I keep telling myself i'm going to set up my sewing machine, cut the straps & re-sew them smaller. However, I'm a lazy sewist so they're currently folded over & safety pinned. There aren't a lot of bras that aren't cup sized that hold all of my breast tissue, but this does the job.

I wanted to love this. In fact, I do love *parts* of this bra. But the shoulder straps are far too loose to support anything. This COULD be because I'm only 5ft tall and the distance from the tops of my shoulders to the middle of my back is shorter than others, but I feel like I'd have to be at least 5' 9" for them to even stay in place. I ordered a 44 and I'm a D/DD cup. The cup fits fine I think, or would actually fit better if the straps were a little shorter. Around my torso and across my chest it's VERY comfortable... but I sit down and there's nothing but loose cleavage everywhere because the straps hold nothing in place at all. No, I wasn't expecting this to be some kind of underwire push-up bra AT ALL - but this is like wearing nothing. I have also found that the band around the torso DOES roll up, but not in a way that it bothers you. Would love to see if I can "fix" this to make the straps shorter so I can wear it more, but I really wasn't wanting to have to alter a bra. What it IS good for is keeping the underside of your girls dry if you're sweating - so this is a great bra for doing housework or working out in the yard. So - if you're kicking around the house or sleeping, I'd say this bra is good... but I wouldn't wear this even to run to the grocery store.

This is such a comfortable bra I bought about 8 of those more than 5 years ago. Since I washed & dryed the bras in a machine--no wonder I wore out the old bras. These are easy to wear, front closure helps me put them on without requiring any assistance. I will be buying more.

My aunt didn’t like them. Didn’t fit her & it looked cheap.

The first one I ever bought was from Walmart about 10 years ago and loved it. I would even wear it in bed occasionally. Then Walmart (Canada) no longer carried them so I thought I won the lottery when I saw my favourite bra on Amazon. I ordered 3 that were all returned. Here is why. The sizing guide on the Amazon site is inaccurate. I measured myself twice before ordering. I measured at 35” and I ordered the 36” bras. They arrived at warp-speed and they looked perfect. However getting one on was difficult. You see, I figured out that 36” measurement (below the breast) is when the band is fully stretched to the max, and not a relaxed fit that does not dig in to the flesh. Anyway, if you measure at 36” around, you’ll get 33” bra that will stretch to 36”. Maybe with continual use they will loosen up but I couldn’t do it. I returned them and I will re-order their 38” bra so I won’t need my husband’s help to dress. Aside from this minor sizing issue, this is an excellent product. If there’s a problem, returning it is no problem at all, so go for it!

Feather light. Very comfortable. Soft fabric. Perfect fit.

I wish there was a 32 as although I am a 34D I found the 34 slightly too big on the band and obviously it will probably stretch a tad as the day goes on... I found the straps too long for me ( held up to the 5 other makes of this style I ordered at the same time, the straps were between 3-4in longer)... Well made and pretty.. such a shame not a 32 to try.... I may keep the nude one and attempt to shorten the strap myself.

Están muy cómodos y prácticos, los tirantes son un poco más gruesos que los comunes y no lastiman