Customer Reviews Hanro Cotton Sensation Soft Cup Bra

The comfort on this bra is amazing. Super comfy and easy to wear. I think this may be my new go-to bra for long plane flights and all day travel. However, it does not provide as much support as traditional underwire or padded bras. There is no padding or underwires. Also, the material is a bit thin so you may end up with "headlights" look if you are wearing a thin t-shirt, etc. Style is ok. Nothing super fancy or special. Just an overall comfy lower support bra.

Fit is only fair; I had to buy an extender for the back, which is narrower than others I have. Bra looks nice and is comfortable. Probably would not buy again for fit and price combo.

Comfortable enough to sleep in! If you require little support, this is a great choice.

Follow up here. I usually am 34b or c. Tried 36 b but cup was too big.

Fit is good. I’m a 34b or c. Definitely needed the c. Thinking even 36b could work. Cotton is wonderful.

Such a comfortable bra. Ones without underwire or padding are so hard to find. Hanro cotton blends are so luscious.

Fit is natural. The bra is just there for support. It is lightweight and natural feeling. Well made and well worth the money.

Fits great with a natural feel. Nothing bulky about this bra. Stitching is nice and so is the fabric. Well worth the money.

Cotton, non-underwired, natural bras are hard to find. The material feels silky, never would know it is not cotton (78% cotton) and it is made in Europe.

I have been a Hanro fan for many years! Dependable fit and well made and comfort!!

This is a very comfortable bra with surprising support without underwires. I bought it to wear on long flights, but have already worn it a few times and have been really happy with it. It's a bit pricey for an unstructured bra, but Hanro makes quality items and I expect this bra to wear as well as the under ware and nightgowns that I've worn for years. It is true to size.

Love this! Soft and comfortable with just enough support especially for relaxed days. I own two and they are super high quality.

The description states it's a molded soft cup bra but I think that means something different in Europe, where it's made. Here that means a shaped cup with light padding but this definitely doesn't have any shape to it and would be considered "unlined". Fortunately, it's very soft and comfortable, fits TTS and seems well made, but I wouldn't feel comfortable wearing it in public unless I had a thick sweater on due to the minimal nipple coverage. I wish this was convertible to a racerback because that would make it easier to justify keeping this expensive bra. I found a cotton padded bra online from Intimissimi that I'm waiting for to arrive which will hopefully meet my needs at 1/3 the price.

Band was a little tight when ordering my usual size. I was looking for something with LESS support for lounging at home. So would be a great bra for use in the outside world!

I found it runs small, I got a 34C and thik a 36C would have been better. Bit it is a beautiful, well made bra, I'm keeping it!

As a 34A, and this does offer some support, although I'm not sure how they did it. It's also modest enough for me to wear under most t-shirts. It used to be possible to buy a no-wire bra in cotton that had a light amount of padding, but since no one makes those now, this is the closest I can come. The band on the black ones is a little tight, but I'm guessing it may eventually stretch. That's my only quibble with the comfort. The price is high, but I haven't found anything better.

Feels very comfortable but this is not a bra for those who have breastfed before and therefore have large nipples. Basically there is not padding to hide those perky nipples and unless you want to go for that constantly alert look, then I'd try something else! I can see this being a great bra for young ladies as the material is super comfortable and soft.

I liked the soft cotton fabric but the band was too tight. The band around the rib cage is stiff and has very little stretch other wise the fit would have been ok.

The band size was tiny based on sizing of other brands. A 36, which is where I solidly am in every bra I’ve ever tried on, barely could be closed. I also think that for an $80 bra, it needs to be perfect, which it wasn’t. Very utilitarian. Seemed like it would have been comfortable if the band hadn’t been so tight, but overall meh.

My measurements dictated a 32" bra, so I started with a 32A - way too tight! So I ordered a 34B, and the cups were okay but the band was still tight. It turns out the band measures only 27" BEFORE it's hooked. Yes, it's stretchy, but who wants to be bound so tightly? It's going back, too.

It was too small. I own the same bra, but the newer style apparently runs smaller

transitioning out of underwires and haven't found the best fit yet. Thank you