Today's Special Value

[BirkiLady]

Best line of bra I've ever worn. I'm a B cup and did size down to a Size SMALL. Prefer the style with the hooks in the back, rather than pulling a bra up (Lupus hands and joints don't work very well). Currently have three of the E&B bras which are worn on a rotated basis. 

[Puppy Lips]

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@4kitties wrote:

This style of bra never works for me.  I am a 36 D or DD.  This style pushes my breasts together and I end up with a big uniboob look.  Not flattering at all for me and makes me look heavier.

I look my best and slimmer in a proper fit underwire bra.  It lifts and separates.  If I were to spend this much on a bra I would buy a Shapeez.  

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@4kitties I agree.  I would love to be able to wear a bra without wires, but everytime I try, I end up with uniboob.

[Etoile308]

I wish I could have gone through life wearing a $20 Playtex bra, but that has never been my reality.

Some women have always needed to pay more for a comfortable supportive bra. This price point is in line with those type of bras. These are NOTHING like those unsupportive Ahh bras.

I also find it easy to pass without comment any TSV that doesn't suit my need realizing that not everything is for everyone.

[Mimi NY]

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@BonC wrote:

I was trying to see if this was a 4 pack, 3 pack or even 2 pack but $80 for one bra?  QVC is getting to the point the need to leave out the "V" in the QVC.  There is little value in an $80 bra, not when there are siimilar brands that are priced better.

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The V for value is really  no more for the customers .I also if I didn't have my glasses on this morning would had thought it was a pack of 2.  

Why can their sister channel HSN give free shipping on so many items.I sometimes think the Q and some of their vendors are really hurting themselves with these outrageous prices.  And to top it off they are even charging shipping for the bra.

[LorelaiGilmore]

It's so funny how every time this bra is being sold, the posts about how much it costs start popping up. Yes, it's not cheap. Yes, it's the best bra I've ever worn, and it's pretty much all I wear. I prefer the step-in version due to having had shoulder surgery. This is the only bra I've worn, aside from a racer back style, where the straps actually stay on my shoulders. The straps don't dig in, and the bra is supportive. For me, and I'm assuming, for many others, this is a great bra, and it's worth it to us. I understand if you've tried it and didn't like it, but if you've never tried it and just come to complain about the price, it's the same as posting a review of an item you didn't purchase.

[rms1954]

No way I am paying $75 for a bra I have to stretch to fit.  It looks awful on some of the models.  I'll stick with Soma underwire for support.

[SilleeMee]

The customer reviews for their other bras don't seem very impressive to me especially for the price of them

[CamilleP]

I have a question for those of you who like and wear this brand.  If you get one and it feels a little tight and you stretch it out and get a better fit, does it shrink back down every time you wash it, so you have to re-stretch it to fit again?  I think I read that it doesn't keep stretching from one poster, so it doesn't get too big and sloppy, but does it shrink back down?  Also, since I have a "pear-shaped" figure, if I step into this bra and pull it up over my hips, will it be too big for my chest because it stretched to go over my hips?  TIA to anyone who can answer these questions from their own personal experience with the brand.

[Fribwl]

I wish I could buy one but it is too expensive for me right now

[JeanKC]

Also pear shaped. I don't step into the bra. I found my one last month in a local store and did drop $90 on it. I love this bra. I feel really secure in it. Have generally loose skin and jiggly bits and I don't need to worry about that at all. I feel like I have the skin of 25-year-old me. Love, love, love.