Calvin Klein Womens Perfectly Fit Memory Touch T-Shirt Bra

I got this in 30DD and it fits true to size and has good coverage. It’s hard to find bras in a band size smaller than 30, and I’m pleased with how this fits and the coverage. It’s gone through the wash a handful of times and I like that this material so far has not done the thing where the edge of the cups start curling so you can see the edges through a tshirt. This is actually a good Tshirt bra!! 5’1”, 115lb, 35” bust, 29” underbust.

Fits perfectly

Comfortable - the fit is ok - but not perfect. It's almost like CK needs to have half sizes. The tag is so uncomfortable - but if you cut it off you're good to go. On sale is was a good value and the fabric is soft. Quality is high and has a nice padding with some push up without being fake looking. Washes well in machine.

With the notable exception of the straps, this bra is everything I wanted. A comfortable, perfectly fitting T-shirt bra with a bit of support/lift that doesn't have crazy padding, long or pointy shape (instead a round one), or designed for breasts that are spaced far apart. I did feel like I spilled out the top a little when it first arrived, but with normal wear, it seems have adjusted to my shape without becoming malformed and developing that terrible curl outwards on the inner edges of the cup like I get when I try to use a 32B in brands sold in normal stores. There's nothing wrong with the straps, I just prefer a different style that stays on my freaky tiny shoulders better. My natural bra size isn't sold in normal stores because normal adult women don't have a 28in underbust - especially not with a C/D cup size, so this is the first properly fitting bra I've owned since high school. It's also the most expensive, but the bra band stays in place UNDER the breast like it's supposed to - which doesn't happen when I stuff them in a 32B, so it's worth it. The straps are softer and cut into my skin far less than other brands, though they still fall off my shoulders constantly, so I desperately wish they sold a racerback or adjustable straps version. I might try modifying the straps with components from one of my adjustable bras. I've heard that a racerback version of the bra does exist, but I can't tell if it's been discontinued or just has narrower range of sizes. CK's adjustable strap bra is similarly not available in atypical sizes.

Soft, the fabric looks very nice, fits according to size. Good quality.

first some points. 1. most women follow the companies size guide to buy a bra, this usually puts you in a bra with a band that is 4 inches too big, and wrong volume in the cups. 2. the cups on this bra are actually slightly bigger (volume wise) then expected. enough to make a difference in fit. I am a 30DDD (uk 30E) my under-bust is 30 inches, over-bust fullest area is 36.5. My boobs are not huge by the way. if any random person where to guess my size they would likely put me at a 34B (yes I've asked people to "guess" my bra size, its wrong every time. (this is for visual image reference of actual size by the way) They didn't have 30DDD/30E, so I went with my sister size of 32DD, which is always a hit or miss. with most 32 bands, I always have to start on the tightest hook, 2 inches makes a huge difference in support. (the band is where the support is). even with this I feel the band runs slightly large, and/or it just stretches too easily. Has decent recovery, but won't last long. the gore almost tacks down completely. I can get the straps decently tight, Although I do wish I could tighten them up just a bit more. for moulded/formed foam bra cups, they work best on shallow breasts, or if you have slight projection, mine are slightly projected/shallow, slightly fuller on bottom, and soft tissue so they can easily mold to a bra shape with this My main issue is the cups are slightly larger then expected, not a lot, just enough to notice. Holding this bra up to other size 32DDs I have, the cup volume is larger (again just slightly). this makes a big difference in fit, as now my boobs can't fill out the cups correctly, this causes the bottom of the bra cups to fold and crease (mostly when in an sitting/lying down position). The bra is comfortable enough to just wear around the house. I don't wear this out in public though for the technical bits - the bra is smooth, and doesn't catch on clothing. as someone who dislikes itchy tags, and things poking me, I didn't notice any discomfort wearing this bra, no straps digging in, the seams didn't dig in the underwire sat nicely in my IMF (right where the breast tissue meets the chest wall), moves slightly mainly because the band is bigger then I need and the cups don't quite fit right, but overall, I only had to readjust the bra sometimes (although this should be a never answer alas) I think most of my adjustments were because I couldn't tighten the straps up enough. Cups are full coverage, and does give a smooth appearance under shirts. the bra fabric used on the wings, and the outside cups is a 72% nylon/ 28% elastane mix, and the cup lining (the part that sits against your boob) is 92% polyester 8% elastane, because of the polyester it's not that breathable and can cause worse sweating during summer months. the cups are tall, so for some may rub into the armpits if you have short roots. This may be why the cups are slightly bigger then expected, I have shorter roots, and my armpits might be pushing the bra down, so possibly why I feel i can't fill it out properly. It's a comfy bra overall. Nothing to write home about. But not sad I didn't return it, as it comes in handy sometimes, when I want a comfy bra that's more supportive then a bralette.

So I have big boobs and a small frame. 34DDD is a size that exists for maybe 10% of bras, and of those bras 34DDD is likely actually a D or DD cup (thanks for the innacurate sizing, bra companies). After trying every fricking bra on the face of the planet only to find my boobs half-inside some contraption that seems like it holds easter eggs or alien heads, with enough padding to be classified as combat gear, I was ecstatic to find these bras. I can easily say at 22 years old this is the first bra that has ever actually fit me. Not only that, but as a bonus it comes in colors that aren't beige (I know, I know, you have big boobs--and YES you can actually own a bra that doesn't look like peacock vomit). I also know that as a species with breasts, our clothes are generally not supposed to be comfortable, but I can wear this 24/7 and not feel like I've been clawed by a raccoon (sorry if that detracts from your feelings of feminity). Probably most important, when you bend over or contort yourself in some way, this bra has enough coverage that your boobs stay in it and you don't need to readjust it 30 times a day (what will you do with all your spare time now?) At the same time, you can wear a v-neck that boasts a fair bit of cleavage and this bra still stays hidden. Last but not least, I bought four of these two years ago. I still have them, the elastic is still strong and there's only minor pillage on the cup lining. I've probably washed them each 100+ times in a mesh bag on the hot/heavy cycle at that (ain't nobody got time to hand-wash bras). So yes, I give these bras five stars. I also give my thanks to the CK designers who made the first practical and non-abominable bra for large breasts that I've come across in my lifetime. I don't cry in #mycalvins.

***UPDATED EDIT** I wish I could give zero stars. Trying to return this bra has been nothing but a headache!! The only option Amazon gives in the returns section is a UPS store. We don't have one of those even remotley close to where I live, nor do any of the places that do UPS services allow for Amazon returns. I contacted Amazon and spent nearly 30 minutes on the phone with them where they tried to change my return location so I could return the item to the Kohl's in town (fives minutes from where I live). Nope, was not allowed. Then Amazon tried to help me out by changing it to a "returnless refund" where I could just donate the bra and they would refund my money. That wasn't an option, either. So now my only option is to keep the useless bra and I'm out the money or drive 25 minutes to the closest UPS store to return it. Completely unacceptable customer service from the seller on this one and the bra arrived crushed and squeaks--DO NOT BUY!!!! A bra should NOT squeak, but the area where the straps meet the plastic rings on the straps is annoyingly loud. Would drive me nuts to listen to that squeaking all day. Packaging also needs to be changed as my bra arrived crushed and with the cups bent and wrinkled from being packaged in a bag. Previous reviews have mentioned the same thing, but apparently the powers that be aren’t listening. Product is being returned, I would not recommend unless changes are made to the design and packaging flaws.