I'm not sure if it's merely not tight enough or what, but I'm normally a 44C. And I also suffer from sagging, if you know what I mean.

due to this even the best bra still hurts my back and shoulders because my breasts simply don't support themselves, at all. As regular bras are supposed to be tight enough around the band to keep your breasts in place with little help from the straps... well, you do the math.

so wireless I come. I bought this bra due to the wonderful reviews.

let me make a few things clear, if you're plus sized the bra, on, doesn't look the same as it does on those tiny women in the ad. Your 'stuff' buldges out under your arms, not your boobs, but your 'side fat' to be more clear.

so, this aside, I decided to try a shirt over the bra. As I can deal with it not looking to astheticly pleasing otherwise. I was pleasently surprised by the outcome. Although my breasts look a bit pointier than usual [generally the issue with soft cups] they're fully supported, there's minimal back fat... and the over all look is very nice.

the front of the bra is a bit high, but the lace makes it almost come off as a v-neck cami. Since the lace is sheer but the actual padding in the cup is not, even under a sheer-er [not a word, I know] top it still looks alright if your shirt accidentally slips down a bit.

NOW, my issues with this bra.

it crinkles in under your breasts and the lace mixed with the strange elastic really scratches. I don't know what I'll do about that, but I'll fix it somehow.

and there's a few more itchy spots here and there. I'm sincerely hoping some fabric softener helps with this. Maybe yes, maybe no.

in the end I'm very happy with my buy. There's some issues, but the end result is I'm comfortable, able to still wear the same tank tops I wore before happily and sexily and will definately purchase from playtex again.

one last thing, I ordered a size down. So I ordered a 42C rather than the normal 44C that I regularly wear. It worked out perfectly.