Wacoal Shape Revelation for Pendulous Breasts Underwire 855387

This bra is nicer than I expected it to be! It's supremely comfortable, and it supports and lifts well despite being very soft and lightweight. I like that there are only 3 closely spaced hooks at the back! There is some bounce when I walk The snug, stretch material is thin and unlined, so show-through could be an issue for some people. The black color was better priced than the toast/skin tone, so it was a better value. The fit is perfect, according to the size chart.

You can never go wrong with Wacoal. The fit is exact and true to size. If you wear a 36 C, order a 36C! This bra, for an underwire bra, is amazingly comfortable! I slept in it l, the first night. It covers perfectly with no spillage. The material is very thin, and breathable, as it is supposed to be, but very supportive. To feel your breast, while wearing, it is like touching a perfect breast with no clothing over it. Actually, just between us, my husband says he has never felt anything like that with any other bra, lol! I guess it’s a winner. I haven’t washed it but handwashing my bras anyway, then air dry. It should be fine.

These bras are very comfortable. I had to size up from 38 DD to 38DDD. The bra is stretchy and the underwire is pretty comfortable. I wish the straps were wider and better padded for my shoulders.

Love this bar! Fit is perfect and it actually holds me up!!!

First of all, let me describe myself. I'm 68, & have worn a 42DDD bra for most of my life. I've tried many brands, but had never tried Wacoal, & had always heard that it was a good brand. And this particular bra style claims to be for people with pendulous breasts - which mine, unfortunately, are at my age - so I was really looking forward to trying it! I've worn underwire bras for many years, & unlike many women, I find them comfortably supportive. So, I purchased the appropriate size (42DDD), & waited anxiously for it to arrive. Based on the price, reputation of the brand, & description of it, I hoped to use it as a bra for "dressy" occasions. When I first put it on, I did notice that the band did feel very slightly loose (maybe more like a 44), but I attributed that to it just being a brand/style that I was unfamiliar with, and also that I had hooked it only in the first set of hooks. I decided to wear it around the house for awhile to get used to it. Within only about 10minutes, I noticed that the side panels had completely rolled up, & they, along with the side stays, were digging uncomfortably into my underarms. Also, with only normal activity, my breasts were sliding down out of the cups (despite the underwire), so that more than half of each breast was hanging down UNDER the cups! I have NEVER had a bra do this. But I believed that the problem was something to do with my improper adjustments. I took the bra off & didn't put it on again for a few days, then decided to try it when I went out shopping. I readjusted the straps, & hooked it into the middle hooks. Well, it was exactly the same situation as the first time! I was walking thru the supermarket with my breasts sliding down out of the bra cups. Incredibly embarrassing (tho thank God I had a jacket on). I finally had to hurry to the ladies room to get everything back into the proper position - but within a few minutes, I could feel my breasts sliding out of place yet again. I couldn't get home soon enough to rip the damn thing off! I immediately threw it in the trash, & didn't even bother trying to return it (since I'd worn it twice, & washed it - per manufacturers instructions!). This was, by my standards at least, a fairly expensive bra ($70-something), & evidently a trusted name in womens foundation garments. But I will NEVER recommend this brand to anyone!! I did give it one star because the material seems nice & comfortable, & of good quality.

Excellent design for pendulous breasts! I wear a 38 H, and the fit was excellent. I’ve been wearing Wacoal for over 45 years. I love this style and Retro Chic- (of course!)

Im a 34 under bust, 39 bust. According the the Wacoal website, it claims I should be a 36C. I got that and a 34D to try. Band sizes were fine, but the cups were way too much and I pillowed out. I have very shallow breasts from pumping and need lift, but wacoals bras make my boobs into cone shapes because of the hammock at the bottom and how they separate each breast. I tried on a few of their other styles in Belk and they did the same thing. Very awkward boob look. Found out I'm a 34 DD, and bali bras fit way better and are way less. I would not recommend this one.

This bra is well designed except for the straps, which are very uncomfortable. It fits the shape of my bust well, but I don't know if I will keep it because of the straps. At size 36DD, narrow straps dig into your shoulders. I have permanent ridges in my shoulders from decades of wearing bras like this. If this shape is appropriate for your bust and you are no larger than a C cup, it probably would be okay for you. It is very disappointing for me. These are very expensive bras with zero consideration given to how cup size effects weight on a woman's shoulders. It must have been designed by a man.

Love this bra! Full coverage and support.

Very comfortable and good fit!

Disappointed in this bra. The cups are soft and stretchy, so not enough support and lots of nipple show through.

Returned it, at 74 I needed anti-gravity.

For price quality is below compared to other items from same brand