My Barely There bras - 3 of them - are 8-10 years old, and are THE most comfortable sleep/weekend/around the house bras in existence.  My bustline is far more generous than necessary for someone of my short stature and advanced age, so I'm not comfortable going braless, but I like a break from underwires and the industrial strength shoulder pulley system that's required when I'm in public.  These bras keep the DD ladies from succumbing to gravity or from slapping me in the face when I'm chasing the dog. I occasionally forget that I'm wearing them and leave the house to run errands; I've never been asked to leave a store, nor has my picture appeared on the People of Walmart website.  Apparently, the bra is perfectly acceptable even in polite society. (Not by itself, of course:  under real clothes!) If you're very endowed, it might not be the bra to wear all day, every day, under every outfit, but you'd be doing yourself a favor by having a couple on hand for those at-home times when you don't plan to entertain royalty.  Oh yes - And having recently had life-extending, breast-conserving surgery, I can vouch for post-surgical support and comfort.