LetsJoli Jelly Bras for Women No Underwire Plus Size Push Up Supportive

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  R.McR

  10 de agosto de 2026

  So impressed that I ordered 4 more bras within minutes of trying on my first order.

  LetsJoli Jelly Bras, No Underwire Plus Size Push Up Supportive: Ordered a set of two 2XX-Large bras (colors were sand & nude; neutral colors that are good wardrobe basics). The fact that the straps looked wide and comfortable, plus the inclusion of a bra extender were selling points. I've never tried a Jelly Bra before and had no idea what to expect. My first reaction was total amazement over the soft feel of the fabric. The bras are lightweight and very smooth. The main cup support comes from an insert between layers of thin fabric that are silky like lingerie. I cannot stand to have lace or rough stitching against my skin and these bras don't have either of those issues. I have been wearing a 38DD, and went up in size because my old bras were getting snug in the band and the bra extenders I was using were scratchy. I tried on the 2XX Jelly Bra and it was outstandingly comfortable. The cups fit perfectly with enough coverage that I won't spill out over the top if I'm being active (chores, exercises, gardening, etc.). They cups allow separation and air flow, instead of smushing my breasts together. I did not need the bra extender on this size and ended up using the middle row of eyelets. On this setting, there is a tiny bit of looseness under my arms, but nothing overly objectionable and my breasts are still supported within the cups. I appreciate the wide band across the back, which aids in the support and comfort. How much did I like this bra? Within minutes of trying the bra on, I ordered four more ... this time in size 1X-Large to allow more versatility in fit with the bra extender (if I find it is necessary).UPDATE: the smaller size bras were a better fit for me. That took care of the looseness under my arms and lifted the bustline better. I will still use the larger bras for days when extreme casualness suits my mood.Ver másVer menos

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  Myah

  30 de agosto de 2026

  Sexy, cozy and great for bigger chests!

  My girlies with big girlies — this is very comfortable. I have a lot of back issues due to my large breasts and honestly am pretty sore when NOT wearing a bra due to my boobs falling to the side or hanging by themselves. This bra is very comfortable and has GREAT support without the pain of a wire. These bras are comfortable to sleep in, too, they don’t push on your diaphragm or suffocate your chest. One thing I WILL say is that the cups tend to flip when I wash/dry them, and the spot made for you to turn the cups BACK to how they were is a bit difficult to even get a finger into. I love these bras, though. I feel sexy and cozy!Ver másVer menos

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  Kelly Harless

  31 de agosto de 2026

  Comfortable and Soft, but the Cup Area Could Be Bigger for a 40DDD

  This bra is okay overall and is pretty comfortable. For reference, I wear a 40DDD and ordered a 3XL.The band fits me well around my body, and I did not need to use the included back extender. However, the cup area could be a little bigger for me. There is some spillage over the top, although it is not terrible. Sometimes I have to readjust and make sure everything is sitting back in place.My biggest complaint is that the front does not come down as far underneath the breasts as it appears to in the pictures. The small amount of material that is there also tends to roll up.On the positive side, the material is very soft and comfortable. The straps are wide and adjustable, and the bra helps cover some of my back rolls. It also has removable pads and came with a back extender, although I personally did not need to use it.Overall, it is a comfortable bra with soft material and several nice features. The fit is good around my body, but I would personally like a little more room and coverage in the cup area. I may try the OEAK brand next because their bras appear to have wider coverage in the front, back, and sides.Ver másVer menos

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  Estrella Ochoa

  16 de agosto de 2026

  Finally Found the Perfect Bra!

  I honestly never write product reviews, but I had to leave one for this bra because I am so impressed! I weigh 277 lbs and purchased a 3X, and the fit is absolutely perfect.It is incredibly soft and comfortable, stays in place throughout the day, and gives me great support without feeling tight or restrictive. What I love most is how well it smooths and covers the bulging around my sides and back. Everything stays nicely in place, and my clothes look so much smoother over it.This is actually my second purchase, which says a lot because finding a comfortable and flattering bra in my size isn't always easy. I love it so much that I'll definitely be ordering more in different colors!Definitely a 5-star purchase for me!Ver másVer menos

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  Pop and Gaga H.

  15 de junio de 2026

  OMGOSH! I died and went to Heaven. No lie, no exaggeration either!

  As soon as I felt the fabric and examined the bra straight from the box it came in, I ripped off the uncomfortable bra I was wearing and put this one on...what a total relief! And that says a lot! Because I ALWAYS wash everything I buy before I put it on, but this item was too enticing to wait! I wore it the rest of today, and I was in HEAVEN! Someone else wrote in their review that the bra felt like butter, and I agree! It's just about like not wearing a bra at all, but with very good support for my DD/DDD boobs. I wear a 46" so I got the largest size one they make, and it's perfect. Btw, I didn't need the extender, but I'm glad they sent it. I had to adjust the straps waaaay up, but now the fit is perfect. As good as any bra I've ever owned. My only question is, "How long is this thing going to last?" Because it feels "fragile", like those very nice and stretchy fabric they make bandaids from now. So flexible and comfortable!. Just barely there fabric, very accommodating and stretchy, but not even like real woven fabric. It's fake something or other, but so very smooth and elastic-y feeling - again, like those really great new band-aids they make. Pretty much like wearing your own skin! So it worries me it's going to rip off me completely, just tear apart one day...and very soon...but so dang comfortable immediately (and all these hours since!) that I feel like I did before my Mom made me first put a bra on when I was in 5th grade, and told me I would have to wear one "the rest of my life, every day"....and I was so horrified and uncomfortable that I laid down on the couch and cried for hours. It felt that bad. I've tolerated it all these years, (I'm a Sr., I will just say that)...but it's been a long and painful at times ride, and by FAR this is the best I've ever felt in a bra. The relief? I just can't explain it. Again, I love it, it fits perfectly, holds the girls up quite nicely and covers them well, but I'm just worried how long it will hold up. Maybe it will surprise me. We'll see! I only wear a bra one day and then put it through the wash and hang dry. Most times I can make a bra work for a couple of years that way. (I have probably 15 in rotation, so you can do the math if you want to!). This one? Let's just say I don't want to wear any of my other bras at ALL, so I figure it will be trashed within a month or so, but I'll try to treat it very gently and hope it lasts longer. And hey - what a GREAT bra-wearing month it will be! We'll see what happens! Anyway, try one! Good luck!
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  Annie Wunkan

  12 de abril de 2026

  If you can afford only one new bra, it should be this one!

  On my mother's grave, I swear, this particular jelly bra actually does what it says... I promise.There's an older 5 star review on here from a woman who speaks of having lost weight, which led to her boobs appearing to be deflated, which resonated with me. I am 50 yrs old; 5' 10", average frame (shoulder width, rib cage, etc), average torso-looong legs; down 60 lbs/currently hovering around 240lbs, with now deflated ta-tas.*** Side note interruption: I cannot stress enough how vitally important it is to take (or have someone else take) very specific measurements for proper bra fitting. Measure your rib cage, right under your breast tissue, 3 times-tight, average, and loose to give you a good idea of your proper band size (rib cages at that particular position rarely change size, so your band size should be relatively stable, only going up or down about an 1-1.5 inches with weight gain or loss). Bend over and let the girls hang to measure the perimeter of one individual breast (the larger one if they're different sizes) from sternum to where it meets at your outer rib cage, do not press the tape measure into your breast you want to know the actual exact perimeter, half of that number should give you a good approximation of breast projection or cup size. ((Go to Bratabase website if you want to know the few other measurements that can be helpful for bra fitting.)) ***Fifteen to twenty years ago, and a few years after having my last child, I was measured and fitted in either a 36 or 38 H cup...a truly amazing, life-altering experience to be fitted properly especially if wearing underwire bras. At that time I also learned that balconette bras were particularly appropriate for my breast shape and frame. Only more recently did I learn that the reason for that had to do with my breast having more fullness in the upper or top side than in the underneath. I have lost and gained weight at a couple different points in my life (pregnancy/breastfeeding, grief-loss of parents, divorce, etc.) and most recently, about 3 years ago, a 50-some pound weight gain due to antidepressant medication, and the fullness of my breast tissue stayed basically the same although I had been noticeing some sagging within the last 5 or so years. Last August I went on a GLP-1 med to lose that weight, which I've done, and now I have flatty, droopy, floppy-bunny-ear boobs. I also have some flabbiness under my arm and the dreaded back fat.My boobs were flat and my long-standing favorite wire-free bras were stretched out, and none of this was working for me anymore. I needed some new bras but my money doesn't go as far in the USA these days, so if I'm going to spend money on an investment bra, which is basically what they are once you pass a DD cup, I need to be nearly 100 percent sure that it's going to work for me, which is super hard for me to do, since I live in the boodocks, so I have to buy online because there are no stores around me that carry cups larger than a DD. So anyways, I spent the last few weeks scouring all of my usual online bra stores, including Amazon, trying to find either economical wire-free replacements for those or a relatively inexpensive, yet comfortable, underwired-with-seamed cups option. I found many potential underwire contenders that I just can't afford at this moment, and a good number of wire free options, but from my understanding of bra construction, it seemed like only the more expensive ones had the means to deal with the side flab and back fat. I say that because while a number of jelly bras making great claims about support and side/back smoothing came up under my searches, I was not at all interested in them due to buying a "jelly bra" about two years ago which functioned about as well as wrapping my chest in elastic bandages. Ugh.During my numerous searches, jelly bras, and specifically this doggone LetsJoli brand jelly bra, kept coming up, and eventually I reasoned with myself that it might be worth taking a look at since, maybe, things had changed for the better in the world of jelly bras over the last two years. So, I read through review after review raving about all kinds and brands of jelly bras as well as the many reviews about them that said the bras were useless. All told, what I got out of that was: You ladies with the big teats, ymmv. More than once, though, I read the review for this LetsJoli bra where the lady mentioned her deflated boobs after weight loss and in it she also said that of all the LetsJoli bras, this specific one--which says it's for "older" women--is the one that gets the the job done of lifting the girls back into their former days of youth, and her review was so specific for my needs, that yesterday, I actually pulled the trigger and bought it...... and, ladies--and I mean ladies with the big floppers--it does not disappoint!Trust me, it will come to you LOOKING like a disappointment, but...and I only speak for the ones whose girls are deflated...it will not disappoint. Compared to the other jelly bra I bought a few years ago, this one definitely has deeper cups. This also has a better cup shape which makes my flappers seem down-right perky. You still need to do the "scoop and swoop" so that your best tissue gets sorted properly into each cup, but everyone with large breasticles should automatically be doing that with every bra they wear.Based on the size chart and my freshly taken measurements, I should have bought a 2x, but knowing how stretchy the material is (as it seems to be with all jelly bras) and the fact that the band of a bra needs to be doing the majority of the work, therefore it needs to be snug, (plus the reinsurance I had in knowing that it comes with an extender), I bought an XL instead. I have it hooked on the very last hooks (as tight as it can go) and it's perfect. So comfortable. When I buy the next one...because, yes indeed, at less than $20 for the amount of work it does, I definitely want more...I will seriously be considering buying a large (my only concern with doing that is that it could also shrink the cup size which would not be good).Also, to tie this back into something I pointed out earlier, the reason why I sized down (from the size that was recommended by LetsJoli) is because when I measured my ribcage tightly (band size) it was 39 inches, but having been measured before, at lighter weights, I know my average measurement is between 36-38 inches around and I know that, typically, even with weight gain/loss a ribcage measurement at that specific position (around your body at the crease of your underboob) never changes more than approx 1-1.5 inches. Because of this, I knew that, buying the XXL, which is the equivalent of a 40 inch plus band, despite being the properly recommended size, would be a bad idea because even at 40 inches it would be more than 1.5 inches bigger than my actual internal frame structure. This leads me to point out one more thing, men, on average, have larger ribcages than women, but even their ribcage (again on average) is less than 43", and I point this out because far too often big busted ladies are told to go up in band sizes if their boobs are busting outta their bra. Additionally, we're told that you can sometimes get away with going up a band size if the cup is one size too small for your measurements. But the truth is, your rib cage is what determines your band size, and a snug bra band is crucial for a bra to to the job of properly support large breasts. If you are wearing a bra band over 40 inches, I highly encourage you to get someone to measure your ribcage tightly around at the crease of your breasts. That is your band size and the rest of what you have above that is breath tissue that, in most cases, should actually be finding its way into a larger, and sometimes a much, much larger, cup.