In my opinion, this is not a bra. This is merely a modesty covering. I was interested in this brand as they say they have adjustable band sizes. That is about the only nice thing I can say about this bra.
This bra has zero immediate projection. Placing the band under my breasts and tightening it to my band size makes the cups only cover me slightly over the nipple. The bra squishes my breasts together and up, cutting them in half. Shirokuma in picture #5 is illustrating the size of the “cup” on this bra. The “cups” are more flat panels than actually being breast shaped.
The band ...rides up even though I can technically tighten it enough. There is Velcro that extends onto the front half of the bra, allowing you to tighten it quite a bit. However, since there is only one S like piece of metal for the band to go through in the back, tightening it that much causes the fabric to bunch up in the upper portion of the S. This is unstable.
This bra was clearly designed by people who don’t actually understand how breasts work. There is zero support in this bra. Even as tight as it is on me, jumping up and down I get as much motion as I would naked. I would not advise buying this brand. They advertise easy returns, but the return has to be looked at by their customer service manually and authorized before you can return it. Read more 142 more words
Oh my. I'm sorry, Sovavosi but I laughed so hard at this.
I figured just by looking at the photos and ads that this is meant for teenagers or gym girls with no breasts (I'm allowed to say this, as I am a gym girl. I once had no breasts and could wear these things (VS, Gym Shark, La Senza, etc all sell them.) They accommodate different CHEST sizes. Big difference. Huge.
I have learned that you only have a chance if it has an actual cup size...and only a chance then.
Krisline now?
It is kind of funny, I'm just really mad at this thing right now.
Yeah, I'll have to try Krisline now. These guys are in Michigan so I had to check it out.
Oh no! What a mess. Maybe it should be called Shedon’tfit...
I love the picture 5 example of size 😄 At least this was a learning experience and we all know they don't work well for busty gals. Thank you for sharing your experience with us! 💕
I glanced at their models and many breasts were exuding over the top of the bras--SheDon'tFit veggiechic is perfect.
My daughter got this bra from her Girls On The Run coach; it's a girls running/self-esteem sorta club that is pretty popular in the elementary schools around here. I was pleasantly surprised when she brought this home and I TOTALLY forgot I could add the data here! She doesn't want me to take pictures of the bra itself; she says it's" creepy," so I'm respecting her wishes. (She's almost 11. I guess all of us here are creeps, then lol) I'll just describe it here and hope that helps! The model she got is a light tealish color with a darker lining inside. It came with removable padded cups that ...you can slide inside the extra fabric on the inside of the "cups," sort of like cookies. There isn't a clasp; it zips in the front where the gore would be. The back straps are in the racerback style. The material is soft and very stretchy. (The band stretched easily up to 36 inches) There is no underwire at all and no "cups" per se; it's more of a tighter fitting, bra-sized crop top I guess? I have no idea how well a larger size would fit someone who has a larger bust; I feel like it wouldn't be supportive enough, personally. This works really well for my daughter, however! Read more 109 more words
Your description sounds like the low impact one without the adjustable band, is that correct? That’s a lot of stretch based on the size chart!
Yep! Did I enter the info on the wrong model? I don't have the tags or the bag it came in anymore, and the bra doesn't actually have any information or tag on it, either. :o
I don’t think so, there isn’t much data here to begin with 😀
Maybe you could find a stock photo instead of her specific bra?
Really struggling with Shefit and trying to make them work. I went down to a 1Luxe from a 2Luxe. The band is more secure, but rolls. It did on the 2Luxe as well.
The cups are really stiff in this lounge bra, and they sit on me like boob hats. I may try to remove them and update this if that works.
At this point though, I'm inclined to send this back. It fits weird.
Per Bratabases metrics, this technically fits. But the issue I have is the band is basically a long line, and because it doesn't adjust I can't tighten it. So it rolls and wrinkles as well as riding up in FRONT so that breast tissue is being supported underneath by the band instead of the cups. There wasn't a way to denote this in the fit check.
I'm tempted to keep this one anyway. Nervous about the band supporting breast tissue and how annoying the band rolling and wrinkling will be, but of all the Shefit models I tried on, it is the most comfortable. And honestly it offers about ...as much support as the Medium and High impact models did for me.
My tissue is very firm and projected. The cups don't wrinkle in this model, but as described the band can't quite keep up. I wonder if going down a size might address this or if that would cause cup fit issues.
The straps are cute and adjustable. I love the pink color I got. I really want to use this for yoga and I might just deal with it. Read more 81 more words
When the straps and band are pulled taught enough to do any real good, this cuts into my under-arms wicked bad. I was going to use it for yoga but I can't move in it without pain. The cups also don't offer enough depth/support/projection as I need for my firm projected tissue. The cups would work of for folks with softer tissue that will conform within the compression but I just cause it to wrinkle and mis-shape.
I liked the cross-back on this and the color and the wicking material is a great touch. I wanted to like it so bad, but it fails to be functional for me.
My stats: 27H ish, narrow+projected, tall roots, 5'3", close set, moderately FOT, average root placement.
Look: It's a plain black sports bra, there's nothing notable about it. It has fully adjustable a band and straps with black hardware and a crown logo in the front.
Fit: This thing is amazing! I tried so hard to make it work! It'd fit 30-40 bands in the cup volume of 30F-G ( 30DD-G, 32D-FF, 34C-F, 36B-E, 38A-DD, 40AA-D). It's just not working for me. I think it's too big in the band and I just prefer encapsulation and my boobs are a hair too FOT/tall rooted/center full or plain too big for this. Let me put it this way, I'd fit right in with Phoebe Dynevor in Bridgerton if I wore this bra. It's super supportive and definitely holds you up and in. This provides similar support to the panache wired sport, but in compression form rather than encapsulation. It has removable padding inserts in the cups and two hooks and eyes behind the zipper for extra support.
Black colorway
This bra's measurements have been altered
Altered band,
Not altered: Measurements are for minimum band length and full stretch, gentle stretch on minimum band length is about 27". Maximum band length is 33" and max stretched band length is 43"
My tissue is too firm and projected for this bra. Possibly for all of Shefit's bras. In both this and the Flex I get wrinkling in the cups. This also digs into my chest in front of my under-arms. It doesn't offer much in the way of impact support, even when all of the straps are pulled so tight that it's uncomfortable. I'm very disappointed. This might work nicely for someone with softer tissue that can spread to fill the bra, but for me it just doesn't offer the cup depth that I need.
For reference, I am a 32FF/G (UK). Definitely keeps them in place. It's nice that the straps and band are velcro, so they can adjust however tight you want. It zips in the front. But that's pretty much all that's good about it.
Honestly, it's... not really a bra. More of a compression vest. This can only give you a uniboob, it squeezes your breasts together with absolutely no separation, which gets quite sweaty and uncomfortable. Very boxy. It looks like you have some kind of a contraption on your chest. You can see it under any clothing, it's very obvious because of the zipper sticking out instead of conforming to your curves. Just not very flattering.
Oh my. I'm sorry, Sovavosi but I laughed so hard at this.
I figured just by looking at the photos and ads that this is meant for teenagers or gym girls with no breasts (I'm allowed to say this, as I am a gym girl. I once had no breasts and could wear these things (VS, Gym Shark, La Senza, etc all sell them.) They accommodate different CHEST sizes. Big difference. Huge.
I have learned that you only have a chance if it has an actual cup size...and only a chance then.
Krisline now?