Fruit of the Loom Women's Spaghetti Strap Cotton Sports Bra - All-Day Comfort & Easy Movement - Fashion Colors

I love these bras and I have various sizes for various purposes. I’ve had the classic strap ones for probably 15+ years if my memory serves me correctly. They’re cheap, comfortable, and great for working out or lounging in. I just recently purchased the racerback bras also. I would size up for both styles Here are my thoughts on both: TRADITIONAL - I wear a 32A in regular bras and had the 32 bands in this bra for years. They’ve always felt a bit too snug, so recently purchased the 34s and boy do they feel a lot more comfortable and look just as good. I wear them when: 1) I go out in comfy clothes, or 2) Over my regular bras if I’m wearing a shirt that’s too low cut and I need to cover the cleavage area. It makes it look like you’re wearing a tank top underneath without actually wearing one. I’ll also wear it over a regular bra if I want a rounder padding/cup size. A tip is that you can also slip bra pads inside of the bras – even though there’s not a pocket for them, they stay put and prevent your nipples from showing and gives it a little more shape. I’m not sure how this would work for those that are larger chested, but for size A, it works great, even when working out. I also purchased a set of 36s for when I’m lounging around the house, and I can wear these to bed as a top on a hot night and they’re SUPER comfortable. Because of the larger size, they do come up a bit higher on your chest area. So, if I’m out and about, the 34s fit me better depending on what I’m wearing. I wear the 34s when wearing them out, and 36s when lounging at home or going out with higher cut shirts. RACERBACK – These definitely feel more snug so I sized up to a 36. I primarily wear these for workouts or when wearing clothes that need a racerback bra to prevent the straps from showing. Initially I was concerned that the ruched look would look odd, but it doesn’t. They just look more like regular sports bras and provide more support. I don’t feel comfortable with my shirt off when working out with in the traditional bra, but the racerback is a little better for this. I also purchased a size up to 38 when I’m lounging at home. Similar to the traditional strap bras, they come up higher, and the band is also loose, but that’s what makes them so comfy! BRA PADS - The only odd thing about these is the opening for bra pads. Some racerback ones come with an opening to put bra pads in between the fabric, and some do not. None of the traditional ones I have come with openings. They are all constructed the same and double layered with fabric in the front, so I don’t really understand why they don’t make a slot for all of the bras instead of random ones. See pictures. MATERIAL - These are all cotton, so if you sweat a lot and are using it primarily for working out, you’ll probably be better off in a sports bra with more suitable material. I’d use these for lower impact workouts such as yoga or lifting, but if I’m doing a long or very demanding workout, or I’ll be outdoors in hot weather for extended periods of time, I’ll use something else (I love Crz Yoga bras which are a perfect Lululemon dupe). All in all, these bras are SO reasonably priced. For the most part, one sports bra in a different brand costs more than a set of three of these. They’re great staples for anyone to have in their wardrobe for many different purposes!