I switched from ill-fitting underwire bras to bralettes about 4 years ago. I decided I would take the monoboob or less less lift that comes with most bralettes over the quadding I get from every underwire bra any day. The basic bralette provides just enough lift, complete separation, and amazingly takes all the strain off of my shoulders due to the inner sling construction and thick band. I love the natural shape it gives.nnI don’t spill out of this bralette anywhere and feel very held in! I’m used to bending over and my boobs falling out of bras and always having to tuck my boobs back into the cups when I stand back up—not with this bra!! I can move freely and never have to adjust it at all the whole day. I didn’t realize how much mental energy I was spending on keeping my boobs in my bra until this one eliminated that struggle completely! That factor alone makes this bralette worth its weight in gold. nnThe only negative thing I have to say is that for a bralette, it is pretty bulky. I prefer unlined, unpadded bralettes that feel barely there (like from Parade, Arq, Lively) and this one is kinda chunky. I don’t forget that I’m wearing it, and I still sort of have an underwire-like sensation/pressure on the front of my ribcage under my breasts, but it is not uncomfortable. I understand the support comes from a thicker fabric and the layering of the slings, so I can’t have this level of support AND feel like I’m wearing nothing. I find that the fabric kind of rumples and feels thickest right under my armpits and because of that I do still look forward to taking it off at the end of the day. nnI wear a size 36H and the size quiz told me to order a Large, but the Large gave me minor quadding and it only fit on the very last set of hooks. I sent it back and ordered an XL instead and that one fits perfectly! I also ordered the crush bralette and while that one is a little bit more comfortable (softer, stretchier fabric), the coverage is just less, so I still get minor quadding even with the XL. My breasts have even vertical fullness for reference. nnOverall, I would love to wear this to work and to yoga classes, but it’s a little too bulky for my preference when lounging. My search continues for a barely-there bralette that I don’t spill out of. I would still give this a 10/10, but I would put it somewhere in between an underwire bra and a bralette on the comfort scale.