Hanes Womens Originals Supersoft Triangle Bralette, Viscose from Bamboo Longline Bralette

My favorite bra. The most comfortable I've ever owned. Like a second skin! I am a very small chested woman and I have no issues at all with this bra. It is so comfortable that I can sleep in it. I have been wearing it and washing it for 7 months and the photos attached to this review will show the amount of wear. I launder it in a garment bag and hang dry. I will be buying another. Cannot recommend it enough. The color is not too dark on a very pale skin tone and doesn't show through my light colored tops, which I was concerned about. It offers enough support and fits well on me. I am very small, barely an A cup. Purchased an XS. Fit is fantastic. Adjustable shoulder straps. Feminine cut out detail in front that zhushs it up a bit! Very lightly padded so nothing will show through. Pads are removable. AFFORDABLE! A great bra under $10?! YES! Mind blowing!

This bra is soft and comfortable but I had to so some needle work to secure the pads from shifting. I wish it came in other colors I got in the black and earthen tan. Looks great and feels great. Material is non irritating. I think i will get 2 more for the summer.

Pretty good, fits true, decently strong coverage/support without being too much. Some of the seams were ever so slightly lopsided, and i generally wear it inside out so the very slightly poky/scratchy bits don’t bother my skin, but i’m special like that. Overall good value and the material is nice, but i’m not super likely to buy more

This bra is soft and comfortable but I had to modify it heavily to make it work. The cups aren’t wide enough so I had to sew the hole together in the middle and the cups slide around so I had to stitch those down. With modifications it’s a great bra but on its own it’s a mediocre fit but soft.

Weird, unflattering, inadequate fit. Most bras generally fit me well enough to at least be useful; the ones that aren’t great I normally turn into manual labor bras (sometimes you just need the support, not the looks). But I can’t do anything with this bra. Both the band and the cup are off. And where the band and straps attach to the cups seems wrong. The girls just splay out to the sides with no support while the cup coverage seems too small.. there’s not enough coverage going lengthwise but then there’s extra cup material heightwise just hanging out unstretched.. there’s literally a fold of unstretched material on either side of the cup, but then the center of the cup is tight enough. It’s like this thing is too large and too small at the same time. If the girls were bigger it wouldn’t fix the problem.. it’d only look more ridiculous. Maybe it’s just that the cut is wrong and it’s throwing everything else off. Or they made this thing from a 2D drawing without checking if it’d actually fit a 3D body. It’s just weird. I’m curious what models are being used to ensure realistic fit.. I can’t picture what shape would actually make these work. I bought this for a long backpacking trip to have a more natural fibered low impact bra that I could wash in the creek, instead of synthetic ones that always hold onto sweat and stink even after “real” washes. But I couldn’t use this bra for the trip and was too overwhelmed getting everything ready that I missed returning it. I lost some weight while backpacking (about a cup and a half) so I tried on this bra again wondering if it’d fit better with lost weight, but nope. I might be able to get it to work with some sewing adjustments but I’m frustrated at not being able to find a backpacking bra made from more natural materials. I’ve tried quite a few wool and a couple viscose bras but they’ve all fit very oddly. I can’t wear this thing long enough to comment on the material or quality.

I was so sure I'd already reviewed this bralette! And it seems I really need to, since it's not getting a fair shake in a lot of the reviews I just read. Guys. GUYS. This is a LIGHT-SUPPORT BRA, or BRALETTE. It's designed for SMALLER BREASTS. If you buy it expecting a super-comfortable and soft fit that somehow magically still provides firm support for larger/heavier breasts, you'll be disappointed because that's just not what this bra is made for (and is pretty impossible physics-wise, too). Giving it a poor star rating for not supporting D and larger cup sizes is like me buying a size 7 narrow shoe for my 8.5W feet and giving it one star for being too tight! For me, this bra is great. Not perfect, but great. Especially at the often-low sale prices. I (50yo, 5'5"/140, 34B/C) own at least 20 of them in four different colors, size Medium. The fabric is very soft, more moisture-wicking than cotton, more breathable than polyester or nylon (aka polyamide) since it's made from a natural fiber, and feels great on my sensitive skin. The cup shape and support level are better than most other bralettes I've tried (and I've tried a lot), even with the pads removed. (!!) And the shaping darts on the underside of the cups are nice and flat, and don't usually show under my fitted tops; even when they do, it's not enough to bother me. The straps can be converted to criss-cross style to hide them under racerback tops, or just to create a little more support at the outer sides of the cups. You could even shorten both straps all the way and hook them to each other behind the neck for an open-back halter style. The center keyhole makes it stylish and sexy. The pullover design is a double-edged sword for me; it's really nice to have a smooth back with no hook-and-eye panel pressing against my spine when I rest my back against something, and that looks good if exposed by whatever top I'm wearing. But it's also not adjustable, and needs to be able to be pulled over the head, which means the band is necessarily not as snug as I'd normally wear it; pulling it on and off over my shoulders can be a bit difficult too, since the band is a fairly tight elastic for doing that (in order to make it a better fit once on), and I have somewhat broad shoulders. I still like it enough to wear it a lot, especially in summer. The wide band tends to scrunch up on me, but that seems to be a me problem and related to how my rib cage is shaped, and it doesn't usually show under my tops. The only real flaw, to me, is that some of the inner stitching or a cut strap edge in some of the bras I've gotten is a bit scratchy. Ironic on a bra designed for softness and comfort! But I have to take the price point into account, and recognize that I can't reasonably expect flawlessness at such a low price. I've usually been able to correct the problem in some manner, too. So, all in all, this is a really, really good light-support bra/bralette, I highly recommend it, and I hope Hanes keeps making them and offers some different colors soon! The lighter pink shade works okay as a "nude" on me, but I'd love a beige, and I have the lovely muted olive green but more fashion colors would be great for tops where the straps or part of the bra show, like navy, dark red, teal, gray, brown, etc. :D

What a great natural material bra! I waited until it was through the wash before posting a review. Yes, you have to adjust inserts once you first put the bra on but then they stay in place. I'm 36D and large fits good. Ordering two more.

One size too small. The band under the chest was twisted and no support in it so it would just ride up. The stitching inside along the band is also thick and rough- I have sensory issues which is why I was looking for a longline soft bra to begin with! Poorly designed. Too bad because the fabric is soft and the style seemed cute.

Returned. Large did not fit me. I am 150lbs and 5' 4".

Good fit. Comfortable material

Not soft at all. Buy the Huha brand of bras if you want soft, natural fibre bras.