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This Seamless Bra Is Made With Cooling Fabric for Long-haul Flights and Sweaty Travel Days—and It's Only $22
Thankfully, other bra-wearers have tested tons of options so you don't have to. And after searching high and low for the best bras for travel, many swear they've found the holy grail at Amazon. It's even on sale right now for only $22. Warner's Easy Does It wireless bra is, according to reviews, the right mix of comfort, coverage, support, and softness, even impressing customers on long flights, big road trips, and days lasting 18-plus hours.
The Easy Does It bra stays dig-free by eschewing wire and seams. Instead of structured panels and restrictive cups, the bra stays in place with spandex that contours to each person's unique shape. Rather than shopping by As, Bs, Cs, and band widths, sizes are simply XS to XXXL. You get a little more structure than you would with sports bras, but a more natural appearance than offered by underwired alternatives.
The more than 32,000 Amazon shoppers who have rated it five stars come in all shapes and sizes. One who usually wears a 32A said it's the only bra they've tried that fits their bust, and another who wears a 36D said they were considering a breast reduction before buying the Easy Does It. 'This is the answer, my friends,' they wrote.
Several have purchased the bra specifically for travel. It turns out to be the ultimate plane bra, one calling it 'heavenly' for back-to-back nine- and 14-hour flights and another saying it was 'beyond perfect' for a day full of delays. And when you get to your destination, this thing seems up to whatever you have planned, no matter how active or sweaty. 'I move, lift, and sweat like a lumberjack,' wrote a chef whose goal was 'to find a comfortable, flexible, well-made, well-fitting bra that I don't need to adjust during work, don't have wires poking me, and no foreign padding shifting in the wash.' Their verdict? 'This bra is a godsend.'
Other highlights that make this bra as comfy as possible include the wide, adjustable straps and three rows of hook-and-eye closures. Many say it outperforms higher-end bras that cost over $50 or $60, and it's an even better value now that it's nearly half off the original $42 price. 'I plan on ordering more and replacing all my expensive bras with this brand and style,' a reviewer wrote after wearing it for 12 hours.
The Warner's bra comes in 14 colors, including black, just about every shade of beige, and various pinks and blues. If you're looking for other bras to travel, lounge, and live in, we found more with great reviews and enticing sale prices at Amazon, below.
At the time of publishing, the price started at $22.
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