Women's Minimizer Bras for Women - Passion for Comfort Underwire Bras - Adjustable Support, Plus Size Women

The "Why": I’ve struggled for years to find a bra that actually reduces my bust line without making me feel like I’m in a compression vest. While this Bali Passion for Comfort Minimizer won't win any beauty contests for its aesthetic, it is easily the most comfortable daily-driver I own. Performance & Fit: True Minimizing: It really does live up to the "1.5-inch reduction" claim. It redistributes the volume toward the sides in a way that makes my button-down shirts fit without the dreaded "gap." Underwire Comfort: The wire is fully encased and doesn't poke or dig into my ribs, even after a 10-hour workday. The "comfort" in the name isn't just marketing. Seamless Look: The cups are incredibly smooth. I can wear this under a thin white t-shirt, and you don't see any seams or texture, which is a massive plus for a professional wardrobe.

I have tried countless bras looking for a good fit, support (I'm a 36D), and comfort without much luck; I refuse to pay $60 or more for some of these highly touted "best bra ever" things on the internet. Wireless does not work for me. So I got one of these Bali Passion for Comfort jobbies about 2 months ago. It had everything I was looking for and would have given it 4 out of 5 stars save for the fact that it did gap just slightly near the underarms, but I was otherwise very pleased so I bought 2 more this time in different colors as nothing else was as supportive and comfortable. Well I was pleasantly surprised this time in that there is absolutely no gap whatsoever in either of these two; hence, the 5 star rating. I think maybe the first one was a fluke, perhaps a slight mistake by whoever stitched it. I would say that for the overall quality and reasonable price, it's definitely worth giving Bali a try.

I have worn this style bra for years. The cup on one of them seemed to be too big on the sides. Not sure why. Otherwise, it fit well.

As a 38DD, it's hard to find something that is comfortable and supportive without breaking the bank that is also flattering. I used to only purchase ThirdLove bras because they fit the supportive and flattering bill, but are extremely pricey and there aren't always a lot of full coverage options. Enter, these Bali bras. I LOVE how comfortable this bra is and how well it fits; I also love the design and the full coverage that it offers, plus the variety of colors. It's very flattering under t-shirts, sweaters, dresses and work blouses. One of my biggest issues as a 38DD (having had 3 kiddos....) is that even slight movements can cause things to dislodge and be extremely uncomfortable and make feel self-conscious. These have been such a lifesaver, and the pricepoint is such that I can afford multiple instead of living in one ThirdLove bra for days on end... The underwire is also a must for me with my size, and these are extremely comfortable for extended periods. Highly recommend to anyone who is larger busted and struggled to find the support they need while also remaining comfortable and cute.

The bra isn't terrible, but I wish I would have returned it. It looks good under a shirt, but the straps curl and dig into your shoulders if you have really large breasts. I'm probably a size 38H, but this bra doesn't come in that size so I bought the 40G, which fit. The material is thick, which is nice, but is very hot in warmer climates. It is definitely a minimizer, which means it will push your breasts outward, which means under my armpits because of my size. But most minimizers do that to me anyway. Overall, it fits well enough, but the straps are the deal breaker for me.

This is the strangest bra I’ve ever tried on. My band size (under breasts and around the ribs) measures 36 exactly, and my bust measurement is a precise 44. I am a solid 36H, but depending on cup style and the material used, I do occasionally wear the sister size of 38F. I tried this out due to the good reviews, and the low cost. My typical size is 36F, but I am currently pregnant and sprang up to 36H overnight. Yikes. My favorite bras are made by Elomi (UK sizes, so go to a site with sizing assistance to find your size for this brand), and I generally stalk that brand online on different sites for sales so that I can purchase them between $35-50. I also like Le Mystere and Freya, and when it comes to bras I expect a good three years of service or it ain’t getting five stars. However, I’m pregnant, and in six months my milk will come in and I’ll need a different size. So heyyyyy, bring on the twenty dollar bras! I wanted this one to work. It’s sleek and smooth and would work under thin jersey shirts, and the band fits correctly- no riding up the back. The material is comfortable as are the straps. Unfortunately, it does some strange thangs to my breasts that make it a no go. The gore tacks, and the fabric on the bottom of the cups fits correctly, but there is a center strip of at least four inches where my breasts are smashed flat like a pancake in the center of my chest. I tried to get a pic of this flattened zone, but the bra is black so it’s a bit difficult to see. Because the bra squishes my breasts flat only in the center it simultaneously forces them out to the sides, so basically my boobs are trying to flee to the corners of the globe- one to the east and one to the west. There is also extra fabric bunched up at the top of the bra. Overall, it is the most comical effect I’ve experienced with a bra in my thirty six years on this Earth. It made me laugh, and I even put a shirt on to giggle at the craziness of having flattened breasts that point due east and west. My breasts are very large, but are definitely shallow, and also slightly wider set than average. On the plus side, the shallowness makes them look surprisingly perky because in spite of the pendulous size my nipples are still up turned. But sometimes certain bras just can’t work even if they are in the correct size. If you know you have shallow breasts like mine, this bra may not work for you. But the thing is, it’s a twenty dollar bra that you can return for free. It clearly works for a lot of women! It is worth giving a try. It’s tricky finding a bra that works even if you have your size spot on, because we are all different shapes and cups shapes vary A LOT! The bras I found in the twenty dollar range that DO work for me (I have reviewed them individually as well) are: Vanity Fair Women’s Beauty Back Full Figure Underwire Bra, Lilyette by Bali Women’s Beautiful Support Lace Minimizer (if you truly want a Minimizer this was the best one in my opinion), and Lilyette by Bali Women’s Enchantment 3-section Unlined Minimizer Underwire Bra (doesn’t actually minimize at all). I tried several Delimira bras, but those are a disaster on me as well. Hope this helps!

Great fit, support and comfort.

Love this bra. My breasts are a tad too big, always falling out of bras when i bend over This bra is perfect, i can even do yoga, they never fall out.

Passt perfekt! Das ist eben BALI! Ich trage seit Jahrzehnten nur BH's dieser Marke! Kann ich nur empfehlen!

La tela se ve resistente y durable. La medida tanto de la copa como del contorno de tórax es muy exacta, coincide perfectamente con las medidas que aparecen en una tabla que aparece en otros modelos de brassiere de Bali. Si te guías por esa tabla no tendrás problema para determinar tu talla exacta.

Don’t buy this bra. It looks weird. Bra fitting is like wide apart like men chest. I need to return.

Super calidad Buen precio Muy cómodos La talla es perfecta

Bali es de las mejores marcas de bra. Ajusta perfecto