Freya Women's Starlight Underwire Side Support Bra

Fits perfectly. I had one before which lasted a good 5 years. I wear 34JJ

Great bra

Fits nicely. Pretty. Smoother than I expected even under t-shirts. Happy to be back in bras with shape. I like a wireless for chilling around the house but for going out and working, some structure makes a difference. This does a very nice job.

This bra is one of the most comfortable bras i have ever worn right after receiving it. Usually you have to break a new underwire in, but this one fits very well out of the bag. The support it gives is great especially being a curvy women.

Supportive,itchy

I have a lot of complaints with this bra. I will preface this by saying this is my 4th try in finding my size with freya because I swear all of their bras will fit different or have too big of a cup size or two small of a cup size even with me ordering the same size just different bra. BUT with this one the fabric is very itchy and very cone shaped

I was so disappointed in this. I wear a 36G and based on other reviews I was excited that this would have the side support I was looking for. I have a small frame, 5’5” 145# inverted triangle shape, for reference. In truth, it really had side support and I was thrilled…until I turned sideways. My chest was lifted high and forward - into a pair of cones. I literally laughed.It’s such a shame that they can get the side support right but not structure the cups to be a little (lot) less pointy.This is going back and I’ll continue my search.

I got this bra in nude and slate, UK size 34F. My measurements are as follows:Too tight band: 33"Comfortablely tight band: 34"Loose band: 35"Bust standing: 43"Hanging: 44"Narrow root, round shape, even fullness, soft tissue.The fabric took a little time to work in on the beige bra, but after wearing for about an hour or so the lace softens and it's not bothersome. The slate bra was soft on first wear. Easily adjustable, and minimum stretching of the wings/band in general. The underwire does dip a little further into my pit than I'd like on the beige, however it's not intrusive for me, so not much of a bother. I didn't find the same issue for the slate colored bra. The gore does go up not insignificantly higher on the beige, which in turn means the cup seems to ride higher along the top lip than the slate. Overall, the slate bra fits a little more comfortably for me, but I do notice that with the lower cup comes a slight amount of spillage. I think this is in part because my breasts may sit just a smidge closer than would account for a "perfect" fit for me - causing slight discomfort with the beige bra's higher gore, and slight unsightliness of the indent on the slate bra.Overall, very comfortable daily bra. The beige does not work as well under thinner fabrics simply because it does not mask my nipple as well in color, so be aware of that. The slate doesn't seem to show dramatically through lighter color fabric, but it may show through a more sheer/light weight light top. It does feel sexy, though, which is such a nice bonus with a larger cup size. The extra sway in my swagger that comes from that sexy feeling deserves it's own recognition!