No-Bounce Camisole Sports Bra

This is hands down one of the best sports bras for girls who are very endowed in the front. It offers amazing support without feeling uncomfortable or restrictive. Everything feels secure, and there’s no bouncing while moving around. It’s also very comfortable to wear for long periods. It also keeps the shape of your breast. The straps are thick and comfortable not digging into your skin. I finally found a sports bra that actually supports and fits properly highly recommend!

If you saw my Amazon purchase history, you would know that I have tried a LOT of bras trying to find ones that minimize bounce while running. Most of them fall short. This is the first bra I've found since having a baby that makes my 32G boobs comfortable when I run!! Breastfeeding makes bra sizing tough and I'm usually between a 32G and a 34F depending on the brand. The 34F in those fit perfect. The thing I love about this bra that I wish all sports bras had is that it comes up higher in the front (WHY does a high impact bra need cleavage or a low cut?!). It gives an encapsulated look, and the way the seams go over the front makes it looks like my nipples (it's very breast shaped) so I end up wearing a zip-front sports bra over it just for a little extra support and to minimize that look. It's not necessary for support, and when I'm running on my treadmill in my garage I wear only this. It's purely for look preferences. Overall, after trying way too many bras, I am SHOCKED at how well this supports, especially compared to ones 3x the price that I have tried and disliked. One of the reviews mentioned the mesh panel at the top and was wondering why it was there, and I can tell you that every sports bra that I have tried that doesn't have something like that has significantly more bounce. It also just helps keep you feeling modest when you're running because the girls WILL start bouncing up. I already ordered this in another color!

I'm giving this four stars because I have two complaints, but neither of them is so egregious that I am not using the bra, and I have no intentions to send it back. . 1) There is some sort of scratchy material in the back of the bra by the clasps. It's not the clasps, it's the edging or adhesive that built the clasps in I think... I will see if I can't take a picture or trim it off or something. But despite the occasional scratchy feeling, I actually haven't had any problems with it. It's not irritating enough to interrupt a workout or distract me, and it's not leaving any irritation on my back (and for one with sensitive skin, that's saying something). 2) The nips. For some reason the lines of the bra don't match up with where I think my nipples are supposed to be, and though the bra fits comfortably, there is a bit of a gap of pouchy fabric on my nipples as if my boobs do not really fit in the bra. The bra is kind of Madonna-boob-triangle-shaped, if that gives you an image (I'm not taking a picture of my breasts for the internet), and you should be able to see the lines I'm talking about right in the product pictures. Since my boobs are very much full-figured and decidedly round, I guess it doesn't entirely fill the bra out correctly. I'd consider that maybe I had the wrong size, but everything else fits perfectly and I'd already tried a 36DD that was too small, so I'll stick with the 38DD as is. It's also possible that I have some funky-shaped ta-tas. But I think mine are considerably normal based on others I've seen. My nipples just don't sit symmetrically in the bra because of this curvature line, so there's a pouch of unfilled fabric by my nipples and it's a little funny to see my nipples where they normally lie through the bra, making it look like I'm terribly lopsided, but I'm not. So unless I had some thick tank top to cover it, disguising the misplaced nipples and gap in the cloth, I don't think I'd wear this bra in public. Despite these issues, I'm still giving it four stars because it gets the job done reasonably comfortably and I'm a workout-at-home person, so it's not too much of a loss to only use it at home. It's got just enough stretch, just enough hold, and just enough bounce for the type of sports bra I need. I don't want my breasts duct-taped to my chest, completely immobilized, in any activity. Sports bras that do that give me terrible chest pain and breathing problems. So anyone looking for a truly BOUNCE FREE bra, I don't think you'll get it here. But it does well enough for me.

I was a little worried at first about the bra fitting cause it doesn’t have much stretch. But once getting it on, i can honestly say i really like it. and it actually fits. It so hard to find a good supportive bra that fits when you have a bigger chest but this one is amazing. I feel so secure, the fabric doesn’t bother my skin and it’s well made. It looks good under a t-shirt. I love the extra fabric at the top for more coverage and support. I got 46I, and it’s honestly a really good brand. I will be buying again from this brand. I will say though if you don’t want it super super supportive or want a little leeway i would size up 1. I personally like the fit and i don’t feel suffocated.

I've been on a long journey in search of the perfect bra—one that offers both comfort and confidence, especially for someone with extremely sensitive skin. Over the years, I've purchased bras from practically every major retailer: Walmart, Target, even specialty brick-and-mortar stores like Bryant and Victoria's Secret. Yet, no matter how many options I explored, I always felt like something was missing until I discovered Glamorize bras on Amazon. When I couldn’t find the right size in-store, I turned to the online marketplace, and that’s when I stumbled upon Glamorize. I decided to purchase one for my 22-year-old daughter, who has a unique sensitivity and a delicate skin type that demands gentle fabrics and precise fit. For her, comfort isn’t just about physical ease—it’s deeply emotional. She affectionately calls her natural curves her “historical mountains,” a nod to the beautiful, undeniable presence she carries. With her being overweight and on her journey to embrace herself more fully, every piece of clothing becomes a milestone in her confidence and self-love. The Glamorize bra has truly been a game-changer. From the moment she put it on, the difference was palpable. The fabric is incredibly soft, designed specifically to cater to sensitive skin without causing irritation. The fit is exceptional—no more awkward adjustments or discomfort during the day. It embraces her curves in all the right places, providing both support and freedom of movement. Every time she wears it, she literally moves differently; it’s as if the bra unlocks an added level of confidence and grace. What stands out to me most is how this bra speaks to the idea of being loved and understood. As a parent, watching my daughter navigate the world with all its challenges, I wanted her to feel celebrated—not just for who she is, but for every part of her body. Glamorize seems to have captured that ethos perfectly. It’s not just a garment; it’s a reminder that every curve, every contour, is worthy of care and admiration. In an era where body positivity and self-acceptance are so vital, this bra goes beyond its basic function. It represents a blend of thoughtful design, quality materials, and an understanding of the emotional significance behind every purchase. It’s clear that Glamorize isn’t just another brand; it’s a partner in the journey toward self-love and confidence. I wholeheartedly recommend Glamorize bras on Amazon, especially if you’re looking for something that offers exceptional comfort, caters to sensitive skin, and uplifts the spirit. Whether you’re shopping for yourself or a loved one, this bra is a testament to the idea that true beauty is found in feeling confident and cherished every single day.

This sports bra is extremely comfortable. It provides the support I need. I wore it for 2 hours without feeling the need to rip it off. It is true to size. The straps are thick and supportive.

Here is what I would say about this bra; it does not run true to size; my rib cage is 32 inches in circumference. I ordered a 36 and a 38 inch. The 36 is very tight and the 38 works. So how do they get a 32 inch rib cage (chest) measure to translate to 38? All of the bras I am ordering are too small in the rib cage even though I am adding these extra inches. When I measure the bra itself with a seamstress tape, the measurement in inches does not match the label size. I don't even want to launch in to the cup size (the breast tissue) part of the measurement but suffice it to say it is "off" as well. I read countless accounts (LOL) of purchasers dismayed at the sizings of bras in these last several years and mass confusion on sizings, so much so that one clearly does not know which size to order, but if I can measure concretely with a tape measure and that number does match the label, then clearly something is amiss! I don't like the scratchy itchy fabric trim it is akin to my neoprene diving suit. I'm really tired of the spandex, latex, nylon, etc etc all derivatives of or offshoots of...rubber! My skin must be getting reactive after years of wearing this stuff I'm starting to wear a skinny cotton t-shirt underneath the bras for comfort. The seams under the breast have an edge that after a few hours literally bites into the sensitive breast tissue. Remedy? I literally wear it inside out, it is much more forgiving that way albeit ludicrous. The band should be wider, as all bands should, as my rationale is that it is more surface area around the rib cage to secure the bra. I don't like how the straps swoop down and are sewn close to hook closure causing more potential for bra to ride up -- which it does. The cups have a "madonna " like look to them in a way, and cause a strange pucker (absence of breast tissue because breasts just aren't formed like that really). I do like the camisole-like additional of fabric for modesty and I do like the gray color. Final Take - like millions of women, I continue my search for a bra that is comfortable, breathable, supportive, soft, fits well and is affordable although at this point I would be willing to pay generously for a bra that performs well and that I can wear all day as I work 15-16 hours at a time and not be in misery.

Let us start with the cons, because that is where I'm at in life... There is zero stretch to this bra. I don't think I have ever owned a sports bra that did not have an ounce of budge. I was very hesitant to even try it on because it looks quite small. It does run small. If it did not have the panel on the top between the breasts, I would have had to return. The band size isn't quite accurate, either. There is no separation between the boobs, they are filling the cups and meeting in the middle, but not uni-boobing, so that is good. If you like an absolutely snug fit, order your actual size. If you want a little snippet of wiggle room, order a size up. I wore this bra to work, fully anticipating having to rip it off in the car on the way home, but I was surprised that it stayed as comfortable as a boob cage can be, throughout the day. Some technicalities* The material is not cut high and thankfully, doesn't ride up under my arm pits (a huge pet peeve in a full coverage bra). It's still total coverage without that annoying detail. I cannot stand when a full coverage or sports bra does the weird armpit thing. This one stayed put and is cut just well enough that this isn't an issue. How will it hold up?** I have no idea, yet. I would recommend air drying and not tossing it in a dryer. I am not going to find out if it shrinks. So, wash and lay flat it is for me. Which is how most bras are supposed to be washed anyway, if not hand washed. Definitely holds you in place, so, if I decided to take off Forrest Gump style running, in a full beards growth amount of time, I am still going to be held in place. The boobs are not moving, not an itch. So, that is a solid plus for when you need them to stay in one place. Overall, some disappointment it doesn't have any stretch, but, for a sports bra on a prime deal, not too bad. I don't think I will get another one, but I am undecided, I guess it depends on when my activity levels will be and how much wiggle room I need. Overall comfort is acceptable, not the best, I notice it is on, but not the worst.