I tried this bra because all my bras hurt too much to wear around the house. This one doesnt hurt. Sixty eight dollars is steep. This is not priced well enough to wear everyday for me.

I would prefer a different message on the paper that comes with the bra. It felt passive aggressive and guilt inducing. Be the bra made by American women or not, be it someones brain child or not, my review is my own to make and post. All the paper has to say is, if you are unhappy for any reason please follow up with us so we can make right with you. Thats it. The rest is trying to prevent bad reviews so hard its caused me to feel the company is pedantic.

 The issue with the bra is the fit. The band is loose. It doesnt stay in place. Im a 38 gg at 220 and Im 57.  They have a cup size for smaller cup sizes and a cup size for larger cup sizes. But I think they need to have a small medium and large option also. Because I don't know why I have to say this about a bra company they should know but every woman that has larger breasts does not have a 50 inch body circumference.

Its soft for sleep and I like that. My husband says its hot (sexy) when I wear it under a T-shirt.

I didn't like the packaging it came in. It was cheap looking. For $68 bra I feel like you could even just wrap it in a nice small gift box box and with tissue paper or something that made it feel a little bit more nice when you opened it.  I by $70 38gg bras all the time online in this size mostly from cleo, panache, elomi, and curvy kate... the only difference is they tend to have some packaging that makes them look nice. Like a tag. Or a pretty ribbon. Or something.

 It feels like they charge the highest price possible and do the least possible. Maybe not the ladies who are sewing the bras. But definitely whoever owns the company. Someones got a chip on their shoulder and profits in their pockets.