Fruit of the Loom Big Girls' Cotton Convertible Bralette, 3-Pack

So these are marketed for teens, but as with many other reviewers, I myself am crazy about them at 57 years old! I hate how most bras make my boobs sweat. These do not. They are so cool and comfortable, I don’t even know they’re on. Women want non-padded cotton bras!! And the colors are great, except for the white, which they unfortunately include in every multipack. There isn’t a woman alive who wants to wear a white bra. I wish they would actually make these for women, as I need the largest size, and I’m not that big. The 36 fits, but during the day my nerps pop out, so I need a 38. Love the front closure, and the fact that they don’t squash you flat like sports bras do. I stocked up while they were on sale, in case they stop making them, which often happens after you’ve found a product you love.

I've never posted an amazon review before, but these are too good to not. I'm an adult and bought these for myself based on other reviews. I've searched for 100% Cotton bras (or close) for ages and they are next-to-impossible to find, especially at a reasonable price. I HATE wearing bras, and find most to be horribly uncomfortable. I also have a hard time finding something thin enough to be comfortable, but thick enough to conceal under a white T. These are insanely comfortable, provide enough coverage (they are thin, but unlike some others don't show the actual outline/color of anything. Personally prefer the "natural" look over padded bras.) I'm 5'8 and a 32-34A, size 4 pants. The 36 fit great. It was a TINY bit loose around my ribs, so I tried the 34 but the cup size was too small. 36 is perfect. I loved these so much I ordered three packs and threw out all my old bras.

This is a super cute set of 3 training bralettes that are designed for young girls in the AA-A cup range. It has also been appropriated by petite adult women who are looking for a simple cotton bralette to wear, and I am writing this review both as one of these women and from the perspective of its intended use.For AA-A cups: 4 starsFor anyone above A cup: this product is not for you. Seriously.==============================I am normally 28E/30DD, 26.8" underbust, 33.5" bust.Being a small band, medium bust person makes it pretty difficult to find bralettes that fit, since most bands are too big, and XS bands that do fit tend to have cups that are too small. I was interested in this style because it seemed to be sold in small band sizing (28 and 30 were options), and I assumed the cotton cups would stretch enough to make the fit wearable. I originally only intended to wear this to bed, so shape and support weren't primary concerns.Reviews were divided on sizing advice: some said to order per the size chart, and others said to order 2 band sizes up from your normal size. I assumed that the size chart's "Bust measurement' was actually the underbust, which meant I fall between 30 and 32. Since I normally wear a 28 band, sizing up 2 band sizes gives me 32. So I went ahead and ordered both 30 and 32, fearing that they MUST come in too big . . .In reality, they were both definitely too small. See below for measurements:Measurements of this bra in 30:Band: 19.5" unstretchedCup width: 4.75" (entire front panel), 4" (actual cup)Cup depth: 5.25" (entire front panel)Cup height: 4.25"Measurements of this bra in 32:Band: 21.5" unstretchedCup width: 5" (entire front panel), 4" (actual cup)Cup depth: 5.5" (entire front panel)Cup height: 4.5"Key point #1: The difference between the width of the front cup panel and the cup depth is .5" on each side, or 1" total. A 1" difference between the band and full bust measurements is an A cup. This is why I make the point that this is NOT for anyone larger than an A cup regardless of age. Even if you are a B cup squeezing into this, the cups will be very small on you because the height of the cup is also quite short. This is pretty obvious if you look at some of the user pictures of adults wearing the bra.Key point #2: The band measurement for a size 32 is actually about right for me, as a normal 28 band. The bra is made of very thin cotton jersey and the elastic at the bottom of the cup is only 1/2" in width, meaning that the band really doesn't give much support. It will collapse under the weight of a larger breast and not stay in place properly. The band goes up 2" per size, so if I followed the actual "Bust" measurement on the size chart and ordered size 38, the band would fall off my ribcage.Once again this is because the bra is designed to fit no more than 1" difference between bust and ribcage because it is a training bra.Thus, the size chart should be properly interpreted to fit like this:28 band: measures 17.5" unstretched -> fits 22"-23" ribcage/bust30 band: measures 19.5" unstretched -> fits 24"-25" ribcage/bust32 band: measures 21.5" unstretched -> fits 26"-27" ribcage/bust34 band: measures 23.5" unstretched -> fits 28"-29" ribcage/bust36 band: measures 25.5" unstretched -> fits 30"-31" ribcage/bust38 band: measures 27.5" unstretched -> fits 32"-33" ribcage/bustThus, for its intended purpose as a training bra, I think these are cute and decent quality. The fabric could be thicker and the elastic band could also be thicker, but the fit is true to size.For anyone of a larger cup size looking for something cheap and cute, please look elsewhere.

Why won't bra manufacturers hear us? We WANT and NEED 100% Cotton adult women bras! We want fully adjustable, underwire, 100% Cotton Bras, Demi Bras, Push ups/NONpadded, etc. Do you hear us? Comfortable, Breathable, Adjustable; boob-flattering, t-shirt wearable 100% Cotton bras!I'm normally a 36 B, but I'm on the smaller B range, as I'm a petite and fit-ish (not fat, but not skinny either....rather average). I wear size 6 clothing. I've always worn underwire, and I like them; they look more flattering on me than wire-free or "sports bra" (gag) types.There used to be no problem finding the rare 100% Cotton underwire bra with NO exposed elastic. Remember the "Joe Boxer" brand ones we used to be able to get at "big box" stores like K-Mart, Walmart, Target, etc.? They were a bit heavy, but you could almost get away with wearing them as bikini tops in the 80s :). Even Jockey, back then, used to have some "bikini" style triangle bras that were pretty comfortable, and more breathable than the Joe Boxers. Now Jockey has way too much exposed elastic....and it's HUGE elastic. The better stores (Maas Brothers, J C Penny, etc.) that used to "cap" malls, likewise would stock at least ONE 100% Cotton underwire brand too....but NO MORE! And with Covid-19, NO BRA is worth, literally, "shopping to death" to find at "brick and mortar" stores.Like many sensitive skin "100% Cotton" types, I'm down to trying out Amazon's "little girl" bras, because, for some reason, the "industry" seems to believe that only men and children should be able to enjoy soft, comfortable, non-scratchy, breathable underwear. Grrrrrrrr. I bet if MEN had to wear bras there would be PLENTY of breathable 100% Cotton bras on the market!O.K. tirade over.....about THIS product:Nice try.Positives:1: No padding; fairly high cotton content, but not 100% Cotton.2: Fabric is very soft; does not irritate skin at all. No rashes. No chafes.3: Does not cause sweat marks on clothing when exercising....which is awesome. I am so OVER all those darn padded bras made of.....poly insulation crap that doesn't breathe at all, and never dries out....NEVER....not on a bike ride...not after washing and hanging up.4: This bralette not only "breathes" while one exercises, but can also be thrown into the dryer after washing, and dry out completely....so no fear of "What's growing in my bra that's been hanging in the laundry room overnight....and still isn't dry" (Maidenform).4: Price; they are affordable, but I still wish I could have tried ONE, not Three. Perhaps then I would not have been reluctant to try out a Medium to see if the fit was better with less ride up...but alas, I cannot afford ANOTHER buy at the three bra price.Negatives:1: Not adjustable width wise (I prefer the 3 option, back closure, hook style so one can really tailor the bra to fit the individual...at every time of month : ).2: Difficult to adjust shoulder straps (the slide adjustment is on the back....why?)3: I miss underwires and the ability to really tailor the bra to fit ME, exactly, and to look flattering, whether I'm wearing a casual T-shirt or a pretty sundress, or button down classic shirt with intentional or accidental "cleavage" showing.4: In spite of being soft and breathable fabric, there's something about the fit that just isn't that comfortable. I can't wait to get it off as soon as I'm in the house....which:Positive: is super easy to do, even under clothes, with the super-stretchy fabric and front hook :)Take away: if you're a smaller B cup...maybe try the medium? If you hate a bra that rides up your back...then Medium might be better than Large?I followed the directions for measuring properly for size, but the Large seems too large, or too stretchy; it rides up my back, and I keep trying to pull it down to a comfortable place.....which, sadly, also brings the top line of the front to just above the nip where the edge of the cup (facing cleavage) then dents a diagonal line across each boob.....not so sexy t-shirt look.Oddly, one of the three bras in the package - the black one - was a slightly better fit. The "nude" or "natural" color one was by far the largest and least comfortable....figures....as that's the color that suits most t-shirts best....especially for all of us Florida gals wearing mostly 100% cotton white or light colored t-shirts in order to survive the heat and humidity here.I wanted to give this bra style a chance...but, sadly....the Large just didn't fit my 36B all that well. I think it might work for the larger Bs, or 38 Bs.

Soy 32-34 b y quedó perfecto. La tela es cómoda y tiene buen ajuste.

Son muy lindos pero demaciado pequeños la talla 28 dudo que le sirva a alguien mayor de 5 años.

Way too thin

Todo bien es lo que se ofrece en la publicacion

Son bonitos