DELIMIRA Women's Front Closure Posture Wireless Back Support Full Coverage Bra Polyamide Polyester Elastane

I recently tried the DELIMIRA posture bra in size 48C and found it delivers comfort, convenience, and gentle posture support. Soft, Breathable Fabric and Comfortable Fit The fabric is soft and well-made, comfortable for all-day wear while helping reduce back strain. Easy Front-Closure Design The front hook-and-eye clasp is easy to put on and take off, especially helpful for those with limited mobility. Supportive X-Back Construction The X-shaped back gently pulls the shoulders back, providing posture support without discomfort. Adjustable Straps and Durable Construction The adjustable straps allow for a secure fit, and the bra maintains its shape and support through washing. Pros Soft, breathable material ideal for daily wear Front closure makes dressing quick and easy X-back design offers gentle posture correction Adjustable straps for personalized fit Well-built and durable through washes Cons Support may feel light for some body types Sizing can vary—measure carefully before ordering Final Verdict The DELIMIRA front-closure posture bra in 48C combines comfort, support, and ease of use. With its soft fabric, posture-enhancing back, and convenient closure, it’s a great option for anyone seeking an everyday bra that helps with posture. Highly recommended.

I was hopeful when I ordered this bra. I'd tried on similar bras at a local Hanes store, where the smallest cup size was C (too big for me). With fingers crossed, I ordered his bra with a B cup, based on the many great reviews. The bra arrived on time and in sealed packaging with a tag on it, so I'm sure I'm the first person to put it on. Also, with seven hook-and-eye closures on the front of the bra (and two rows, so you can adjust bigger or smaller, depending on how snug you like your bras), this bra seems very well made. The straps also adjust with hook-and-eye settings, rather than the buckle-style sliders on many other bras. Sadly, the cups on this bra were too full at the top. That's probably an unusual problem. (I remember the old "lift and separate" claims of past bra advertisements... and with wide-apart breasts, separation is the very last thing I want in a bra.) Since I had the same problem with the Hanes bras I tried on, locally, I know that adding push-up pads won't help. Not even angling them to the outer sides of the cups. I'm disappointed, and I'll be returning this bra. Except that the cup size (or perhaps the shape) resulted in puckering at the top of the cups, towards the center, this bra was super-comfortable. In addition, the back support was great. It worked without making me feel as if I was in something... well, I'm not sure if I should say "therapeutic" or "constrained." If your breasts are full and seem close to the center (midline) of your chest, you may have far better success with this design. Except for the fit, I'd have given this bra five stars. And, compared with what other brands - like Hanes - charge, this is a tremendous deal.

I really like this bra. It is comfortable. It has adjustment options in the front and at the shoulders. I was afraid that the back cross construction would be too tight but it is not. It is just enough to feel like a little support. It washed well. The size chart was accurate for me - 38B. I initially bought one to try and just ordered two more.

I ordered the recommended size and it seems to fit around the rib cage. My problem is that it is shorter than it looks and that band seems roll up a bit. Its not comfortable. The bigger problem is that with the straps let out to the max, the arm hole cuts into my arm pit. I admit there is a bit of muffin top there, but I also bought another brand and it does not have the problem.

I bought this bra while looking for something that would give more back support and ordered DD. I didn’t return it because I was having bilateral breast reduction and am now a C. The bra fits perfectly and is just what I need for support during my continued recovery. Order several sizes so you end up with the right one. HERE’S AN UPDATE 8 WEEKS AFTER MY SURGERY: I was able to wear the first bra I bought right after my surgery until the swelling went down and now I am a C. I was very unsure of what size of this bra to buy given my experience to date. I tried a D and it was too big. I bought a C and it is perfect. Not only that, this continues to be the most comfortable, best looking bra I have bought since my surgery. I’m hoping to avoid underwires. So far most of the styles I’ve tried look like hell or change my shape in very strange ways. I love this bra. It looks good, annd is ann easy in annd out, and is totally comfortable and I don’t believe it presses on my lymph nodes the way underwires do. I will be buying more of these bras in other colors.

I'm 46, and wear a 38F bra sometimes triple DDD. People rate this bra low because they expect it to solve all their posture problems. Take note: this is not a posture belt or posture correcting brace. I've grown to hate underwire and take my bra off the minute I get home! I love the color options as well as the size options. I struggle with cervical and spinal stenosis, so this is great with the front closing options as well as the clasps in the shoulders instead of the typical slide adjust bra straps. This bra will slightly pull your shoulders back. Some describe it cutting into the armpits. It stops feeling that way if YOU start pulling your shoulders back to correct your own posture. I'm used to these bras as I've worn them for going on 3 years. Unless you're wearing a Cami tank top, these work well with most tank tops. The tag is on the shoulder which sometimes shows, so I chose to cut my tags out of all these bras. This bra is full coverage and naturally minimizes a larger chest too. Enough support but wouldn't recommend to jog or run in. I wash mine in lingerie bags in a machine with no agitator and dry them in the lingerie bag. I prefer to hang dry my bras, but the Mister gets annoyed with hanging bras all around the house hahaha! They hold up well thus far. I own 6 of these lovely bras!

The back support is great but the breast support is not great. Uniboob caused spillage unfortunately. It is not a comfortable bra for me. I haven't returned it because I tried it on and it fit me so I wore it and as I moved throughout my day, I had to reach in and adjust my breasts several times. I'm disappointed and can't wear it so it was a waste of money.

I've noticed more and more that when I sit at my computer at home, or when I'm on the clock having to lean and move while I work that I'm slouching more than I used to. I figured I'd try some type of posture bra to see if it'd work for me without jumping straight to wearing a brace. For reference, I'm a DD in cup size, and have gone between a 40 and 42 for band size depending on how comfortable I want my bra to be. I ordered both a 40DD and 42DD of this bra so I could decide which one to go with. The 40DD was too tight in the bust, and I had quad boob going on to where no matter how I tried to position myself in the bra the cup's "edge" was indenting into my skin. The 42DD was a lot better all around, completely comfortable, no indents or quad boob, and no overbearing tightness anywhere along the band. There are three settings for tightness of the straps (two eye hooks per setting, so it feels sturdy), and with how it sits on me the cushions on the straps lay on the very edges of my clavicles by my shoulders. The bra does cut in very close to your underarm, but I haven't found it restricting. I put this bra on as soon as I received it, and wore it for a full day. I'm one of those people who is always wearing a bra, and when I come home from work it's just to change into a more comfortable/no underwire option. At first I did feel like this was giving me posture support. I began on the tightest setting for the straps, and it felt like they were pulling down on my shoulders and reminding me not to cave them in or slouch when I was at my computer. After a few hours I didn't have that feeling anymore, though the band still feels like it's holding me in. At my computer I was slouching a little bit again, but at least my shoulders weren't caving forward as bad. My fear is eventually the straps will start to wear out and loosen, same with the band, and it won't give me that held in feeling. However, for the price point it's not a bad bra. Wearing it reminds me to check my posture because I know I have it on, so that's a plus. The product description does say "High and wide contour for excellent coverage," but don't mistake this for meaning it's going to completely smooth out any back or side bulge you may have. I have some extra in the back, and if you do, too, all it's going to do is push it down under the bra's band. It doesn't completely give you a sports bra uni-boob, but I also readjust throughout the day depending on if I'd been laying down, moving, etc. I currently have it on the looser setting for the front clasps, but remember since there's no underwire and thus no gore created, this area might show through thinner fabrics. While I think these are perfect for lounging around the house, errands out and about, or for any moment where you don't care to have wired structure in your bra, do not get these expecting posture support and complete smoothing. I'll be looking for something else to wear for my posture and keep the bra for sleeping and chilling at home.