7 Best Wacoal Bras

This is a wire-free, clasp-free bralette that slides over your head like a tank top. A handful of wearers complain that it’s tricky to slide into this bralette, but the majority of women find it super easy.

There are separate cups, so you don’t have to worry about a uniboob. Both cups are unlined.

The usual nylon and spandex blend. The material is sheer and lace-like, so you may want to avoid this bralette if you’re looking for something modest. Some ladies gripe that it’s too revealing and offers little-to-no nipple coverage.

Surprisingly decent for a wire-free bra. It doesn’t support your breasts as well as an underwire bra if you’re busty, but it does offer plenty of support for A, B, and C cups. You can still wear it if you’re a D or DD, but it might be better as a sleep bra.

This is one of the comfiest bras on our list as long as you choose the right size. Sizes range from small to extra large; go up a size if you want a loose fit.

Adjustable elastic straps let you find your perfect fit. There are no clasps or hooks to mess with, so you can get dressed – or undressed – quickly.

For just $18, you can buy one of the 13 colors available for this cute bralette. There are also three styles of matching panties available: bikini, thong, and hipster. Prices for panties typically range from $5 to $15.

This is a classic underwire minimizer bra. It’s available in sand, which is a beige-like color, and black. The seamless cups are unlined – a feature many women love but a few hate.

There are no fun designs or feminine accents, unless you count the tiny bow on the front. This bra has a very basic style, so you might want to consider another Wacoal minimizer if you’re looking for something sexier.

This minimizer bra is made from polyester, spandex, and nylon. The material is lightweight and breathable, although a handful of ladies complain it’s too thin.

Perk up your breasts while reducing their size at the same time when you don this Wacoal minimizer bra. It reduces your bustline by up to one inch, and you can wear it under everything from T-shirts to fitted dresses.

Super comfy, which is surprising for a minimizer bra. Women love how it conceals their boobage without smashing their twins into their chests. The underwire is also surprisingly comfortable, even if you wear this bra all day.

You’ll shell out around $50 for this minimizer bra from Wacoal.

This is an underwire push-up bra. After all, boobs of all sizes can benefit from a little lift.

Removable bra inserts let you go padding-free if you choose. A traditional back clasp secures the bra while you wear it.

The cups are lined with 100% cotton, which helps prevent chafing and itching. Cotton is also a very breathable fabric.

The rest of the cups are made from a nylon-Lycra blend, while the lace band is crafted from nylon, polyester, and Lycra.

Petite-framed ladies praise the support offered by this Wacoal bra. Underwire curves around the bottom of each push-up cup, providing ample lift while shaping your breasts.

Overall, the support level is better than a bralette but not as good as a sports bra.

This bra is super comfy as long as you don’t mind underwire. Adjustable straps prevent the dreaded shoulder digging associated with some bras, while the smooth material feels good against your skin.

If you prefer something without underwire, check out the b.tempt’d Lace Kiss Bralette on our list. It goes up to size XL, but it’s perfect for small-busted women.

Around $52, which makes this one of the pricier bras on our list. It’s worth the price if you need a quality bra and you wear a AA, A, B, or C cup.

This is a full-figure underwire bra with two-part seamed cups and a leotard back. Sheer mesh and Chantilly lace extend from the top of each cup, projecting a feminine vibe. We haven’t seen many full-figure bras as beautiful as this one.

The figure-flattering back and sides gently smooth away the evidence of skipped gym sessions. This is a sexy bra that easily transitions from the workplace to date night.

Most of the bra is made from nylon and spandex, but the lace is 100% nylon. This is a lightweight bra that gently, yet snugly, hugs your assets.

Not really a fan of how the fabric feels? Some reviewers say it gets softer after a few washes.

This full-figure bra provides the support you need, whether you’re a 34C or a 34I. The thick straps remain in place with little, if any, slippage.

The straps are adjustable, and so is the band. It’s easy to make this vintage-style bra work for your body.

The majority of women who own this bra swear it’s super comfortable, but some say the underwire bothers them. Check out Wacoal’s wire-free options, like the soft-cup Awareness bra, if you hate underwire.

For around $60, you can treat your curvaceous body to this lacy bra. It comes in 6 colors.

This is a spacer underwire T-Shirt bra that offers full coverage. Its seamless cups are lightly padded with thin, lightweight fabric.

We love the bulge-smoothing sides that hide lumps and bumps under form-fitting shirts, plus the wide-center gore that separates our sisters rather than shoving them against each other.

Polyester and spandex join forces to give this T-shirt bra a luxuriously smooth feeling. A tiny bow on the front lends subtle femininity to this classic bra.

This T-shirt bra gently lifts and rounds your breasts so they look incredible under tees and tanks. Most women feel this bra offers plenty of support, but a handful of ladies say it needs more. Some say it could benefit from wider straps, but the straps are already fairly wide.

Wear this T-shirt bra all day and enjoy the smooth material and comfy fit. Just be prepared for it to migrate slightly if you have a physically demanding job or attempt to hit the gym without changing into a sports bra.

You’ll shell out around $55 for this popular T-shirt bra unless you find it on sale. We’ve seen it as low as $30.