Better Than Most
I took a chance on this bra (it was on super-sale in some shades) and I don't regret that decision at all. I am not easy to fit, first of all, and, secondly, have physical limitations that make putting on a bra difficult. Trying to put the bra on over my head ended with a tangled mess but stepping into it was easy. I really liked that part. . . who could have dreamed I could step into my bra? Yay! I wasn't looking for young-woman perkiness or definition. . . I was looking for coverage, some nice lift, and no jiggles. I got that in spades, even with the little pads removed, and just love it! As with most bras, though, the bottom band rolls up. Not great but I can easily live with it. . . I'm 75 yrs old and have learned to pick my battles. A rolling bra band is just a part of my life. The one thing I struggle with at times is that the bra slides to a position that cuts under my arms. If I'm home, I can tug at it and resolve the issue. If not, I can live with it, though it's a bit uncomfortable and sometimes leaves small raw spots on my skin. I'm hoping for tiny calluses. LOL In my lifetime, I have tried scores of both name-brand/department store bras and high-end bras. The most perfect bra ever was from Australia, and discontinued, so I bought all that I could find, paid for international shipping, treated them like Faberge` eggs, and was in bra-heaven for over a decade. Those bras are gone, but they are my gold-standard. This EB bra is very nice and, given my build and limitations, a very good choice overall. When everything is in the right place, I'm able to forget I'm even wearing it. . . to the point of sleeping in it. . . so that's indicative of a quality item. All things considered, I'm quite pleased.
