Let me say, first of all, that these bras are a great buy for two groups: 1. Women with small to medium breasts who don't need much support and want coverage under thin or transparent tops. 2. Women with larger breasts who want a little structure under sleepwear or when lounging around the house.

These style bras have received some negative reviews here for not being supportive enough, which I consider quite unfair. Some of the blame has to fall on the brands for, first, promoting them as sports bras when they were designed for maximum comfort and minimum structure and, secondly, for creating super large sizes that cant be effective with this minimum structure.

Other blame has to fall on us larger-breasted consumers with unrealistic expectations. This style simply wasn't designed for us for regular wear; it was designed for Group 1.  While I wore this style out and about in earlier years (when I was a C cup), I recognize that my post menopausal body (and D to DD cup) needs a bra with more supporting structure out in the world, especially if I want breast separation. (The product info says it has a non uni-boob design, but thats only going to be true for Group 1.  The rest of us get a small indention at best.)

Overall, I have found these Cabeles bras quite wonderful as a member of Group 2. I used to buy Barely There, but I have found these just as well made (and actually a little sturdier) for 1/2 the cost.  They provide just enough structure to prevent underbreast sweat and they provide modesty while being quite comfortable. I was on the cusp between two sizes and went with the smaller one which has worked out fine.