Looks pretty but wasted money

Looks pretty but wasted money since I noticed the first time I wore it for longer than just to try it on that it gives me an incredible rash by cutting into my flesh because of the high cut shoulder strap, that looks pretty but feels uncomfortable.

Purchased multiples

Really like these bras. Not as supportive as an underwire but works fine under a shirt. I would not wear under a tee

The fit was good

The fit was really spot on but the quality was disappointing. There were lose threads all over the elastics. The elastics are not plush either around the inner cup areas.

Extremely supportive and comfortable! No underwire, very soft material.

Beautiful and Supportive

I don’t wear this bra on the daily, but I do love to wear it for just a peek of it with a button up shirt. I have this in two colors.

I really wanted to love this bra

I bought this bra & matching panties for my wedding- it's such a pretty color, and the style is really flattering- but omg the fabric/clasp area is SO ITCHY. The edges are sharp and not soft at all- it's super itchy and digs into your back. I sadly will be having to return this bra. It's cute, but I want something I can wear without it being painful to wear.

Band runs smaller than other colors

I have this bra in other colors in XS and fits perfect in the widest adjustment. But this time the band ran a little over an inch smaller than the white one that I had bought earlier and not worn yet -- so no stretching happened. so I had a hard time getting it hooked, barely fits. My rib cage is 30.5 inches. I would send it back for a Small, but bought it on sale and no returns.

Impeccably well-made

Measurements: 28.5” band, 34” chest. Purchased size: XS curvy Cosabella is bar-none my favorite brand for design quality, and this bra is a well-made curvy bralette, with attention to detail and impecable construction. A few things I appreciated: - the bra fits like a second skin, and not because of excessive elastic—all fabric in the bralette has minimal stretch. The seams for the multiple cuts can be seen in the photos if you look closely but are not noticeable in-person. - The bra straps are incredibly made. First, the straps are wider in the curvy cut than in the regular or petites, which might seem like a small thing, but makes a world of difference for support. Second, bra straps are the first thing to stretch out in most bras, and this bralette additionally reinforces the bands with zig-zag stitching (see photos). Third, curvy women are not necessarily taller women, but a lot of curvy-oriented bras have very long bra straps; this can mean that for shorter women, even the tightest position becomes insufficiently-tight to provide sufficient support once the bra stretches out. At-purchase, the tightest position on this bralette is about 2” above the tightest position on me (as contexts I am 5’3”)—notice the bra strap length in the second photo of the Zaffiro/Regency Purple color. - The floral pattern has a lovely, subtle sheen, and the edges of the floral pattern are embroidered, which isn’t super obvious in the photos.

Impeccably well-made

Measurements: 28.5” band, 34” chest. Purchased size: XS curvy Cosabella is bar-none my favorite brand for design quality, and this bra is a well-made curvy bralette, with attention to detail and impecable construction. A few things I appreciated: - the bra fits like a second skin, and not because of excessive elastic—all fabric in the bralette has minimal stretch. The seams for the multiple cuts can be seen in the photos if you look closely but are not noticeable in-person. - The bra straps are incredibly made. First, the straps are wider in the curvy cut than in the regular or petites, which might seem like a small thing, but makes a world of difference for support. Second, bra straps are the first thing to stretch out in most bras, and this bralette additionally reinforces the bands with zig-zag stitching (see photos). Third, curvy women are not necessarily taller women, but a lot of curvy-oriented bras have very long bra straps; this can mean that for shorter women, even the tightest position becomes insufficiently-tight to provide sufficient support once the bra stretches out. At-purchase, the tightest position on this bralette is about 2” above the tightest position on me (as contexts I am 5’3”)—notice the bra strap length in the second photo of the Zaffiro/Regency Purple color. - everywhere there should be reinforcement to make sure the bra doesn’t stretch out or become misshapen over time—there is (see photos). Zig-zag stitching galore. - The floral pattern has a lovely, subtle sheen, and the edges of the floral pattern are embroidered, which isn’t super obvious in the photos. I have added photos of the inside of the bralette, which tells you a lot more about the construction quality than the outside, and it is BEAUTIFULLY-made.

Curvy Longline Bralette

Wow! It fits so well and is comfortable. I always have trouble finding the lower band small enough to fit while needing a DD cup size. What I love about the lower band is it's wide and doesn't roll up. I ordered a small, but found that I could only hook it on the last hooks to feel comfortable. I may order a medium next to have more hooking options. Still all in all, a big success in fit.