I have several of these bras now in different colours. They are a good everyday bra with side support & as they are very plain , they work well under most clothes. I really think that there should be 3 hooks with the larger sizes & cups for additional back support but Fantasie seem to ignore the many comments about this.Darker colours are always a bit tighter at first & the black one I’ve just bought had some very hard irritating double stitching on the elastic at the back where the hooks fasten. Once washed this should soften up I hope.The shoulder straps loosen off very quickly which is annoying, but you learn to just live with it.Some brighter colours would be nice especially going into the festive season (red or purple).

Fantasie is my favorite brand. I feel I get the support on the sides. Also fits without the band creeping up and spilling out under the bra. I already had this bra in dark blue and was eager to get a lighter color to fit under my lighter colored shirts/dresses. However, if my shirt is too light/sheer, you can see the seems through the shirt.Definitely keeping the bra. I actually wear it to my exercise classes as many of my "sport bras" don't provide enough support when jumping or running.

It's definitely not easy to find a great fitting bra when you're an F cup, but even more so difficult when you also have somewhat extreme sensory hypersensitivity issues that are especially exacerbated by undergarments. Basically, certain fabrics, types of seams, and fits of underwear and bras will bother me, overload my senses, driving me crazy until I take them off in a fit. It's an issue with any clothing item, but underwear and bras are definitely the hardest items to find that don't trigger sensory overload. I had a bra fitting at a local boutique many years ago, which was when I was introduced to Fantasie (and also Freya), and I wear them exclusively now. Any other brands I've bought fit horribly, are uncomfortable, unflattering, and the straps usually cut my ... MoreIt's definitely not easy to find a great fitting bra when you're an F cup, but even more so difficult when you also have somewhat extreme sensory hypersensitivity issues that are especially exacerbated by undergarments. Basically, certain fabrics, types of seams, and fits of underwear and bras will bother me, overload my senses, driving me crazy until I take them off in a fit. It's an issue with any clothing item, but underwear and bras are definitely the hardest items to find that don't trigger sensory overload. I had a bra fitting at a local boutique many years ago, which was when I was introduced to Fantasie (and also Freya), and I wear them exclusively now. Any other brands I've bought fit horribly, are uncomfortable, unflattering, and the straps usually cut my shoulders on top of it. The Fusion Side Support bra is the exact opposite. It fits perfectly, there's no gaps, it lifts and gives a good shape which makes it flattering, the straps are the correct width for larger cup sizes so they never cut into your shoulders, they are soft and supportive, I don't notice the fabric of the cups at all, but at the same time the fit provides the perfect amount of compression so that you feel held in, gives your breasts a nice, perky/lifted, more natural tear shape. Oh and importantly, the side support brings your chest forward with good spacing so that it's both flattering and you don't have to deal with your arms hitting your boobs every time you move them, which I think is probably annoying when that happens even for people without any hypersensitivity sensory issues. When I first saw the bra, trying it on in person at a shop, I thought it looked like a frumpy "grandma" bra with the fabric, shape of the cups, and full coverage, and it does kinda look like that but when you're wearing it it's actually cute and sexy and not at all frumpy looking or feeling, but still has the comfort that I'm sure our grandmas were mainly concerned with.