Fruit of The Loom Womens Spaghetti Strap Cotton Sports Bra - All-Day Comfort & Easy Movement

I love these bras and I have various sizes for various purposes. I’ve had the classic strap ones for probably 15+ years if my memory serves me correctly. They’re cheap, comfortable, and great for working out or lounging in. I just recently purchased the racerback bras also. I would size up for both styles Here are my thoughts on both: TRADITIONAL - I wear a 32A in regular bras and had the 32 bands in this bra for years. They’ve always felt a bit too snug, so recently purchased the 34s and boy do they feel a lot more comfortable and look just as good. I wear them when: 1) I go out in comfy clothes, or 2) Over my regular bras if I’m wearing a shirt that’s too low cut and I need to cover the cleavage area. It makes it look like you’re wearing a tank top underneath without actually wearing one. I’ll also wear it over a regular bra if I want a rounder padding/cup size. A tip is that you can also slip bra pads inside of the bras – even though there’s not a pocket for them, they stay put and prevent your nipples from showing and gives it a little more shape. I’m not sure how this would work for those that are larger chested, but for size A, it works great, even when working out. I also purchased a set of 36s for when I’m lounging around the house, and I can wear these to bed as a top on a hot night and they’re SUPER comfortable. Because of the larger size, they do come up a bit higher on your chest area. So, if I’m out and about, the 34s fit me better depending on what I’m wearing. I wear the 34s when wearing them out, and 36s when lounging at home or going out with higher cut shirts. RACERBACK – These definitely feel more snug so I sized up to a 36. I primarily wear these for workouts or when wearing clothes that need a racerback bra to prevent the straps from showing. Initially I was concerned that the ruched look would look odd, but it doesn’t. They just look more like regular sports bras and provide more support. I don’t feel comfortable with my shirt off when working out with in the traditional bra, but the racerback is a little better for this. I also purchased a size up to 38 when I’m lounging at home. Similar to the traditional strap bras, they come up higher, and the band is also loose, but that’s what makes them so comfy! BRA PADS - The only odd thing about these is the opening for bra pads. Some racerback ones come with an opening to put bra pads in between the fabric, and some do not. None of the traditional ones I have come with openings. They are all constructed the same and double layered with fabric in the front, so I don’t really understand why they don’t make a slot for all of the bras instead of random ones. See pictures. MATERIAL - These are all cotton, so if you sweat a lot and are using it primarily for working out, you’ll probably be better off in a sports bra with more suitable material. I’d use these for lower impact workouts such as yoga or lifting, but if I’m doing a long or very demanding workout, or I’ll be outdoors in hot weather for extended periods of time, I’ll use something else (I love Crz Yoga bras which are a perfect Lululemon dupe). All in all, these bras are SO reasonably priced. For the most part, one sports bra in a different brand costs more than a set of three of these. They’re great staples for anyone to have in their wardrobe for many different purposes!

Incredible comfort and durability for the price. These are soft cotton, don't buy cheap nylon ones buy cotton like these as they just get more comfy with each wash. Size runs super small. I am normally 36 and the 40 is nice and snug. I could probably even go up a size but the snugness helps make up for a lack of supporting padding. I wear padding when needed, but these are great comfort for everyday wear. Its a thick cotton so a nice compromise of comfort and support. I sometimes combo these with nipple shields if Im worried about nipples showing. Look great in various clothes. They lack hooks and adjusters so dont look bumpy under thin materials. Due to lack of adjustments, I again recommend going up a size and finding one that fits. Ive pretty much replaced my bras with just these since they are so much more comfortable. Im buying a second pack now. The packs often go on sale for about $12 for 6, so keep an eye for a good deal.

Been trying to find a cotton bra that is supportive and comfy - I like these overall for cotton bras but will say: - I sized up one size due to the many reviews that suggested it and found that the bras were too large, even after washing and drying in the dryer. I've got my size (36) on the way so am hoping they fit better 🤞 - Because they are larger than expected, I've been wearing them when hanging out around the house when I'm in feeling like I need to be braless. They work great for that because they feel stretchy enough not to bother me but provide the comfort of a bra (large breasted ladies will understand - we need something to wick moisture and keep things from touching 😂🥲) - they really are cute overall but I will say that the cut is low around the armpits and sides (at least for me) so you get a bit of a side boob effect. Because these are a bit oversized on me, I don't mind since it doesn't bunch up and create the dreaded armpit fat lol - I definitely wouldn't work out in them but maybe if I had to in a pinch, I would just wear two of them For reference, I am 5'2" one hundred and fifty something pounds (lol not quite sure but between 150 and 160) and a 36DDD. Pretty small frame and ribcage in general so the band size/cup size situation can get tricky since the band needs to fit snuggly while also giving some room in the cup area. Bottom line, I'm liking these so far for hanging around the house when I don't feel like wearing a more supportive sports bra. And with them being mostly cotton, it makes me feel better about the not wearing plastic derivatives situation as well, which is a nice mental break in the crazy world we live in 😌 Give 'em a try and see what you think

I really like these bras. I am someone with a larger bust and petite shoulders, which makes it kind of hard to find bras with straps that fit me properly and don't slide down. These straps are NOT adjustable. However, they fit snug for me and do not slip down my shoulders at all, it is a miracle! I needed a pull over bra that wasn't a racerback style, and these exceeded my expectations. I love the colors (I got the white, pink, black) and the fit is very flattering. The material is just thick enough where I don't feel like I will be exposed while wearing a form fitting shirt. They are not padded but the durability of the cotton material adds a layer of comfort and support. They even give a mild push up effect! These aren't for running and exercise, though - at least not for us folk in the DD range.

I can’t emphasize how much I really love these things. I recently decided bras make me really unhappy but I am a) still breastfeeding and b) an F cup, so going without a bra is absolutely not an option for me. Originally I wanted these to wear under loose tank tops with oversized armholes so my regular bra wouldn’t be exposed and I could ditch camis for the summer because it’s just too hot for extra fabric. As it turns out, I now live in these. They are literally the most comfortable thing I’ve ever worn. For years I turned my nose up at sports bras because I didn’t want to compress anything. I stuffed my boobs into padded underwire bras for almost two decades and I’m honestly done. Real bras have a time and a place, when you need one with a certain outfit to make it look right, or when you have to get dressed up for something — but for every day, wires and padding have no place in my life. I’ve been wearing a Hanes cozy bra around the house and to bed since my son was born but they were getting worn out and I needed something different. I ordered a 3 pack of the cami style bras last week from a different website, and came on here about an hour after they arrived and ordered a 3 pack of the racerback style. Then I decided to order a 3 pack of the cami style and when they get here I plan on tie dying them to match the rest of my summer wardrobe. So excited. The racer back style offers a bit more coverage and support than the cami variety, but it all boils down to preference. I prefer the cami style as it works with more clothing styles, and I do wish they had a double strap cami version as that would provide more support and would put less stress on each strap — but they fit true to size. These are so comfortable. Buy them! I ordered a 44 and according to the measurements I took last week that’s my exact size. They fit like a glove — a very comfortable glove that gently cradles my boobs and strangely gives me the best cleavage I’ve ever had. I’ve spent lots of money on fancy bras for my massive boobs only to race to take them off the second I got home. I will never take these off, unless to change into a fresh one. TL;DR — best. bras. ever.

I bought both types in 34 for a bra I could wear weightlifting and lounging around the house. The one that is racer back is too small. The one that is not racerback was nice and comfy for low impact activities until I lost weight, now my boobs fall out the bottom when I lift my arms. For reference I currently wear a 32DD and was wearing a 34D/34DD when I first purchased them. I was midsized when I first bought them, but now I'm a 8P/10P (petite). The racerback is still too tight on my bust, but also questionably too big band wise or maybe just too short? I might buy the 32 in non-racerback style, but do not recommend either style for anyone who does not wear petite clothing sizes. I would only recommend the racerback for someone under 5 feet and B cup or smaller.

these are the best bralettes for smaller chested women who want to be comfortable all day - make sure you pick your normal size!

I love these!! I've completely given up underwire bras. They are so painful and truly are bad for your breasts. At the same time as this heavenly revelation I was also developing a rash on my chest from wearing the spandex sports bras all the time. And tank tops alone weren't cutting it all the time (I'm a C/D cup) and I found the raw elastic inside shelf bras to be uncomfortable. So I began searching for a plain, thin cotton bra and this is perfect! The hardest part was many of the cotton bras are considered, "training bras" and many sellers only carry them in junior sizes (A/B cups). I was so relieved to find this pack, and at such a great price too! Like I said I'm a C/D cup at about 41 inches at the widest point and 37 inches under the bust and I got the size 42. It fits perfectly, I'm supported but not squished and the elastic just lays on my ribs. I can still easily insert my entire hand up into the bra and it's still not too tight, so I would say even if you're closer to 40-42 inches under the bust you should be fine. There is an additional layer of fabric in the front as well. The straps aren't adjustable but honestly I prefer that, the little plastic loop in adjustable straps can be uncomfortable. The straps are very light and stretchy, I can pull them up about half an inch without feeling any kind of lift. All the seams on the inside are comfortable as well. This is definitely not a running or do jumping jacks bra. It's just a little bit more support than a tight cami and perfect for everyday wear and yoga too. I can still breath freely, which is my biggest issue with sports bras. While they work fantastically for running and jumping they inhibit my breathing and that is a big problem when doing yoga. I also prefer cotton for long period use, as I said before the spandex/nylon/polyester sports bras don't breath as well and led to a fungal infection on my skin (I'm in humid Florida, wearing one every day caused the rash).These breathe wonderfully and I couldn't be more satisfied, thank you for making these large enough for bustier women!!