Since growing DDs over the summer before 8th grade, I've struggled to find a bra with straps that stay on my shoulders. Screw those mean girls that say, "you just aren't wearing the right bra." Uhhh, no. I've been fit by the professionals at Nordstrom, Victoria Secret, and some fancy-pants lingerie houses with no luck. Within a few weeks, my bra straps slip, no matter how much I tighten them. Turns out, I have narrow shoulders and have met many narrow-shouldered ladies with the same problem (you know who you are--over the shoulder purses can also be problematic).  Wacoal's T-back bra solves that problem! After I had my baby, my breasts just did not return to what they used to be. When my son turned one, I had to suck it up and buy a new bra size. I liked the everyday design of this Wacoal bra, with a T-back with a front clasp. Sounds cool, right? After wearing this bra for a few weeks here are a few observations:
*Wacoal's T-back design has a regular bra strap shape, but the straps attach to the back strap closer to the center, almost making a V. There is a few inches gap between the straps, keeping them two completely separate straps. So it isn't a true T-back like the Maidenform bra, which looks more like a racerback bra. I like this style better than a true "T" shape, because it doesn't make the skin between my shoulder blades itch. It does pull a little on your shoulders near your neck, which only bothered my shoulder with a trapezius injury after an 8 hour day. My uninjured shoulder did seem to be bothered by the pull.
*The bra is made of very thin, stretchy fabric, which I personally like. I know that some women don't feel thin fabric offers good, full support. I haven't had a problem with support in this bra. But the thin fabric does NOT give you good nipple coverage, so if you are wearing a thin shirt beware you could "nip out."
*Some women have complained this bra feels cheap because of the thin fabric, thin feeling underwire, and it's small, cheap-feeling front clasp. When I pulled this bra out of the bag, I could totally understand why. The front clasp is small, and if you aren't careful I can see how you could break it. Despite it's size, once on the bra has stayed in place and provided support through an 8-12 hour work day running around a hospital. The clasp has yet to break or fail and un-clip. I'll update this review if anything like that happens, but after a few weeks of use, so far so good.