Fruit of the Loom Women's Multi-Pack Front Close Sports Bra

So far, so good. I don't understand why there are pads in one bra but not all of them. Which is ok because at my size I certainly don't need any pads lol. Also 8 hooks/eyes up the front seems a little overkill but what do I know. At least I can get these on without a struggle and the price is good so I'll be ordering more. These fit perfectly and the straps do not slide off my shoulders. Thanks FotL.

I have worn these bras daily and are a great fit! I love these bras. The colors match my cloths. They are soft and comfortable, definitely a value for the money!

I'm gonna do the LONG version. Bear with me. I am an obese, middle aged woman with a slew of health issues that make everything more difficult. I had a breast reduction almost 10 years ago, and assumed I went from a 44 DD - DDD to a 44 large B or small C. My most recent detailed measurements from ABraThatFits subreddit, coupled with research around the web suggests otherwise! According to my new calculations I am a 48 - 52 D - H ??? My actual under bust measurement (sitting) is 46.5". I sit most of the time and am disabled... Criss Cross applesauce is my most comfortable position, so I took my measurements sitting like that for maximum comfort. After my reduction surgery, I decided I was done with underwires forever, and bought a bunch of Bali bras in 42C. I still have all those bras, but the back would always slide up, and the molded cups would look weird if I moved a certain way and the girls and the bra weren't moving together, so there were empty air pockets half deflated now and then. WEIRD! They were otherwise comfortable, but snagged and pilled a ton, and aren't so comfortable anymore. Here are my issues with almost ALL bras (and underwear and clothes in general) - they're almost all synthetic materials (polyester, nylon, polyamide, elastane, etc) and I have hyperhidrosis (excessively sweaty all the time, and all over my body), and eczema (since infancy), fibromyalgia, and several autoimmune disorders. Synthetic fabrics don't breathe, so I sweat worse wearing them, which 1. Stinks no matter how clean I am and 2. Causes intertrigo (yeast in skin folds) under the girls and other places. It's become such a battle that about 5 years ago, I gave up on bras completely! I'd only put one on if we were visiting family or friends, and that's it. I'd come home, whip it off, and have deep red-purple marks where the band dug in, even though the back rode up constantly. OUCH! Well, with no bra, the pressure pain and redness was gone completely, but the intertrigo stayed the same from constant skin on skin contact. And the skin got thinner, and shinier, and pinker, and now my reduction scars are becoming thick in spots! So whenever I'd feel a bit sweaty, or feel the chafing beginning, I'd tuck my cotton, modal or bamboo shirts up under the girls!!! But that's not a long term solution, and can't be done out of the house. LOL Two weeks ago I began trying to find bras or bralette that were 1. Natural fiber (bamboo, tencel, cotton, modal, viscose, rayon, etc), 2. Came in plus sizes, 3. Had decent reviews, and 4. Didn't cost a small fortune. Separation and lift would have been great, but I haven't found that yet. I also did all the sizing research. Did you know that you're supposed to add 4 inches to your under breast measurement to get your band size (in some brands)? I need bras that don't dig, so the last few bras I got were 44 bands or 3XL size - I thought since my old bras were 42, my ribcage must be 42, and a 44 should be extra, right? And a 3XL is typically 22-24 women's plus size (and works perfect or is slightly baggy in tops and dresses on me), so...? WRONG. So, I came to the conclusion that for comfort, I need a bra with at least a 48 inch band. And this is my first arrival of 2 types I ordered. :) For reference: I am 5' 7", 250 lbs, 47 years old and have an apple shaped body - big in the middle/stomach, narrow hips and shoulders, average size arms, legs, and thin/skinny/narrow hands and feet. My rib cage protrudes a lot more under my breasts than the average person. I don't know why, but my theory is that since I've had chronic severe asthma since I was a newborn, maybe the struggle to breathe made them grow or set weird? But because of that, my breasts sit right on top of my ribs, and always have. Longline bras, or bras with a wide band are a huge no go, because first they dig in painfully, and then they roll or fold up and cause even more pressure pain and irritation of the skin under my breasts. This bra is stretchy enough to conform to my body, but still offers some support. It's thin cotton, that's moderately soft. I haven't had any issue with the shoulder straps being too long or too short, but they aren't adjustable... for me they're staying put and not slipping, and not digging in either. The band is comfortable so far, and I'd guess it's 1/2 - 3/4 inch wide. There are 8 hooks on mine, which is a LOT... probably overkill for my needs, but having the front closure is a bonus. I don't need to be contorting my body to get it on or off, or clasping in the front and then having to twist it around to the back to put it on right. The back feels supportive and like it's staying in place, and almost feels like I'm wearing a snug (not tight) tank top, in a nice way! It's got a scoop neck shape to it on the front and back, but on me (because I don't have huge breasts anymore), the top edge sits a bit high for most of my clothes. 90% of my tops and dresses are V necks or wrap styles, so I won't be able to wear this bra with those. But for errands, or lounging around the house, and even sleep, it's near perfect! I do get a small amount of separation, but nothing close to a molded or soft cup, underwire or wrap/crisscross bra would provide. The best part is that I have no sticky, icky, stinky, gross, itchy, burning under breast stuff going on at all today! That's worth the small price I paid for 2 bras any day! I'm guessing time will tell how it goes in the long run with this bra. I'm guessing once it's hot and/or humid and I'm outside, the cotton would probably soak up my sweat and get soggy pretty quickly. I'm thinking over time it may stretch out with wear, maybe warp in the wash (which happens with cheap clothing, even if you do wash on gentle, with cold water and hang dry things), but I won't know for a while. I did notice a couple of tiny scratchy bits around the bottom band at the seams, but don't think I can do anything about it. It seems to be the thread they sewed it with was stiffer, synthetic and either cut off bluntly and not flush OR melted at the ends? Hopefully it goes away after a wash. I'll update if anything changes drastically, but for now I'll say that it's well worth the $9.46 I paid for TWO bras! I did go with the biggest size, which was a 48, in black and beige. I just looked and today it's $17+ ? Things that make ya go 'hmmmm'... Anyways, if you can find a set of 2 for under $15, I'd say to give it a whirl! :)

This is the only bra I will wear. I would wear a 46DD in a more structured or underwired bra and this bra takes the weight. I have all the colors it comes in and could not be more pleased. If they would make more colors, I would snap them up, because a pretty bra that fits, works, feels good and is easy to care lifts more than your bustline and shape; it lifts your spirits. An instant mood boost. I have tried supposedly similar bras that gave me a disastrous squeezing uni-boob or else no support whatsoever, like with the sling-type sleep bras that are more for modesty, and yes, it works for modesty, but not for going out into the world, out of control. This bra gives you good support without you having to rig the straps together in back to be tighter and more of a halter, which is common in front-closr bras where the stress on the back wears it out. Another huge plus for this bra is the front closure. Once you start wearing front closure bras, you will never go back to the old way that dislocates your arms at the shoulder as you bend over blindly and struggle against gravity to hook it (OK, once in awhile with a plunging neckline it might be justifiable, but that is rare and was never in this bra's wheelhouse). That's not all though. With the front closure on this bra (6 count-em six adjustable hooks), while the gathers also give you room, shape and fit, it is so easy to put on, either as stated, like buttoning a blouse, or especially if you have mobility issues like arthritis or are in a hurry, you can fasten it first and pull it on over your head like a tank top, or you can even step into it. Yes, you can do some of those tricks with back-hook bras too, but it destroys their elastic, and if they have underwires, forget it. The fabric of this bra is not rigidly athletic but can take a lot of stretching without losing its shape, and once it is on, however you put it on, you can do that little chicken dance and duck-and-weave that everybody does when they put on their bra, until everything is to your liking, and it stays put because the fabric clings. I will take that instead of itchy lace anytime. And it wicks away the sweat. This bra also isn't a minimizer like a lot of the sports bras are. A sports bra that is well designed should not flatten you into immobility and this one doesn't. Being a sports bra, it is nice that this comes in numerous colors, because of all the sports bras I have known, if any of it does show at the cleavage or underarms, it really does look like you have a tank top or camisole on that is meant to be seen. (Seeing someone's bra under their arm, as with a sleeveless or tank top with deep armholes, when it is not supposed to show, and maybe even seeing part of the underwire, etc., has always been a pet peeve of mine. That's not sexy. It's just poor planning.) So yes, this is a sports bra, of sorts. I wouldn't say it is a good candidate for high-impact leaping around, but for the amount of regular daily activity I do, it is fine. If I were to leap around, I might fall and break a hip. On the other hand, the description is 100% accurate about it being a comfort bra, and it is great for yoga and low-impact stretching. And for those who care, it does not look like some kind of breastfeeding or geriatric garment. Which brings me to the topic of the bust pads. To pad or not to pad, that is the question, and this bra initially won my heart because of that little pocket under each armpit. That is not a flaw or a tear. That is an intentional little opening where you can slide in a pad, for modesty or friction or sweat or whatever reason. After all, the fabric is like a beefy T-shirt (although it softens up really nicely with each wash and does not get fuzzy), so you might want more between you and some tighter or more sheer garments. Now, at first they used to give you 2 pads per bra, which was great. The pads are standard teardrop shape (some others are round or triangular) in a very thin foam which does not change your cup size or lead to later disappointment, is not pointy like in a bathing suit, does not shift around, and I leave it to you to use them or not. You fold it in half and put it through the opening, then smooth it out. You could fit most of your hand in there and it would not damage the bra. When you do laundry, you take it out and can wash and dry them in the same load as the bra. What a bargain! But then... for some reason they started giving us one set of 2 pads with a pack of 3 bras. That was kind of stingy, and obviously you would not swap them out previously worn between bras without washing them, so a bit inconvenient if you use the pads a lot. But considering how affordable the bras are, like less than $8-9 each, which you pay for one pretty panty, it is still worth it. There are several places on Amazon that sell bra pads, although choices for a D cup or larger admittedly are limited. Still no biggie but worth mentioning because there were these hard feelings. Apparently some women have written that now only the black bra gets pads, or that these bras are worthless without the pads. I see it as versatility. Also of note, there are bras made by this same manufacturer that look very similar and do have pads permanently installed, not removable. That is just a basic padded bra, but still made of cotton, which is always preferable. Now for the final phase of feedback. After considerable AI query and research, not just on Amazon but several sellers of this wonderful bra that are now using wonderful bots to relate to us about our bras, I have my reasons, and my conclusion is that as long as bra #96014D still allows for the insertion of a bust pad, even though AI's answers about identical images stating they are #96014, #96014A & #96014PK are at odds over this, I love this bra, and I don't care if I have to provide my own pad(s) or prosthesis. The bra's pocket feature is hugely important to post-mastectomy or "uneven" women who otherwise must buy custom-made, cost-prohibitive bras (@$150). I rely on these bras, so please work with Fruit of the Loom and please get your act together about the style numbers the same way Playtex, Olga and Warners do so you can order refills of your proven bra by number, and do not rename, tweak, modify or fix what ain't broke. It's an affordable, comfortable, easy-care, versatile, long-lasting, cute bra, maybe even sexy. Being able to buy my favorite and "normal" bra off-the-rack (or online) at a regular store makes me feel happy, which is the right of every woman no matter what size, shape, age or variety of body she has. This bra is a keeper. I am leaving this review on another 3-pack of exactly the same bras I already have because I don't want to find out they aren't available anymore when I need new ones. Seriously, it has to be one GOAT bra if people stockpile it. Thanks for listening.

I have saggy, mom boobs, so if anyone can relate, I hope this review might help you! Upon considering breast surgery, I was told I would need a few good front-closure sports bras. Before then, I didn't even know such bra existed (sheltered, I know). I bought 5 front-closure sports bras and want to compare / contrast them so you don't have to buy so many to find which one (or ones) you want. If it helps, here are my opinions (and I didn't get any of these for free of discounted, by the way - paid full price!): 1.) Fruit of the Loom Clasp-front Bra (This Bra) With SIX clasps, this all-cotton bra seems sturdy, but provides little to no support. It's very comfortable like at-shirt and feels much more like a sleep bra than anything you can actively wear during the day if you want your breasts to not sag. It's not padded, just lined with a white cotton liner fabric. With my d-cup breasts, I wouldn't wear it for exercise of any kind, even if doubled up. Best left in the bedroom. 2.) Carol Martin Full Freedom clasp-front bra ( Carole Martin Full-Freedom Comfort Bra -36 Black ) which is more of a sleep bra than a sports bra but with a 4.3 stars out of 2,000 reviews, I bought it anyway. Wins the award for the most comfortable, forget you're wearing a bra! But it has zero support and although the lace flap covering the claps is a pretty touch, it does make it a little difficult to hook all 5 hooks with the lace in the way. That being said, it's so stinkin' comfortable, I don't care about the lace problem : I have worn this bra to bed every single night since I received it! 3.) Jockey Zip-front bra ( Jockey Women's Zip Front Seam Free Bra, Deep Black Space Dye, Large ) Padded inserts for flattering shape, this bra WOULD have been my favorite of them all because of the no-pinch cloth flap under the zipper, coupled with the silver hook half way up the zipper, which is a HUGE help in trying to zip this by yourself, BUT I found the non-locking zipper to be a pretty major setback! As in, the zipper comes down by itself! I alleviated the problem by wearing another bra under this one and that seemed to reduce the strain enough so that the zipper stays put. 4.) Wanayou Zip-front Bra ( Women's Zip Front Sports Bra Wireless High Impact Active Yoga Sports Bras (XL:Fit 34D,36B,36C,38A,38B,38C, Purple) ) claiming to be for "post-surgery" I got the purple one but it is more of a "crayola" true purple than the mauve-purple shown in the seller's pics. I like the zipper covers on the top and bottom which are great for comfort, but a little lumpy-looking under a shirt. The pad inserts are nice to give a little shape and the zipper is amazing for reducing the dreaded uniboob! It is also one of the best for support, but I would still say only low to medium impact for smaller cupped women. As a D-cup, I wear this bra either doubled up with another bra or with a Boobuddy ( Boobuddy Adjustable Breast Support Band Sports Bra Alternative, Pink ). 5.) AM Clothes zip-front bra ( Womens Racerback Wirefree Sports Bra, 34C/34D/36A/36B/36C, Rose Red ) - Anyway, this bra is so similar to the Wanayou zip-front bra, that I had to check the packaging to differentiate. Much of the same applies: It has nice zipper covers on the top and bottom for comfort, but a little lumpy-looking under a shirt. It has pad inserts for shape and the zipper reduces the dreaded uniboob! It is also one of the best for support, but I would still say only low to medium impact for smaller cupped women. As a D-cup, I wear this bra either doubled up with another bra or with a Boobuddy. I am also including pics of the bra closed and partially opened, so you can see how much it actually pulls my breast together and it might give you an idea of the strength / support, I hope. Anyway, since shopping for bras when you have "mom boobs" is a tough decision, I hope this review helped! ************ UPDATE January 2019 ********************* I feel differently about this bra now. I used to use it during sleep, but it is so difficult to close with seemingly a million clasps but worst of all, the bottom clasp is not low enough so there is a cloth flap on both sides that becomes itchy and annoying when wearing for longer than a few minutes. Now, it's a sleep bra of last resort, and then only if I put something (cloth, etc.) between it ans my skin. Bummer.

I bought these to wear after back surgery, and they were exactly what I needed. They’re comfortable, supportive without being too tight, and the front closure made them much easier to put on while I was healing. They washed well and held up nicely. I would definitely recommend them to anyone recovering from surgery or anyone looking for a comfortable everyday bra.

I'm an active 67 who always wants comfortable cotton bras without the tight uniboob that sports bras give. These bras fit the bill. I'm an XXL so the 42 works without being too big or too tight. Tried larger size & they were too big but I sewed the back & have been able to salvage the purchase. These also have a lining so they are very modest & that's what I like.

The most comfortable bra I have ever owned. I dislike bras, but they are necessary and these are the most comfortable and really hold the girls in. Highly recommended.

O produto é de boa qualidade, mas muito maior do wue o tamanho indicado. Impossível uma pessoa de 44 usar. Dei para uma wue usa 50 e coube perfeitamente.

gekauft und sind sehr zufrieden. Super bequem, angenehm auf der Haut und perfekt für den Alltag. Der Stoff ist weich und atmungsaktiv, was man besonders an warmen Tagen merkt. Meine Mutter ist sehr begeistert.

Excelente producto fue lo que esperaba

Best shaped and most comfortable wire-free cotton bras I have ever worn. I will be stocking up on these!

Solo uno trae copas, así que si tendrías que ponérselas cada que cambies. La tela es suave y son cömodos