“I carefully measured before placing an order, entered my relevant chest and cup size and it was translated in to a Size Large. However, the item is so small (a) I need help getting it on, and (b) I feel like I have a bra girdle on. Since I paid for surgery to go from an A cup to a C cup, like many other women, the last thing I want is a bra girdle. And on their page is says the bras come larger than normal so downsize if you're not sure? Wrong advice! Also, there was incessant email and text marketing from the point I placed my order, so as soon as I got the product, as if I wanted to buy 2, 5, 15 more bras??? I blocked all forms of incoming marketing, which means now you get nothing across from me. Why do companies do this? It doesn't increase your sales by sending daily emails/texts, you actually get people to zone out.”
“I was unable to put the bra on as it was so tight and I could not get it into the proper position to weat it. I can not provide you with other than a poor review since I never got it on.. I am returning the bra and will expect a full refund like your advertizement states. 30day money back guarentee. Where do I send my return--to what address
M”
“I switched to pullover bras a couple years ago, simply because they are far more comfortable. I don't like ANY clasps or adjustment hardware on my bras. I purchased Knix for a long time, and once they added adjustement harware to their pull over bras, I was OUT. Honeylove came through, and I actually like this bra even more. I love the deeper neckline as well as the more sculpted cups. Feels like I have more shape than the Knix version, which compressed me more. If you are worried about these bras being too tight, they absolutely do stretch and mold to your shape/size very nicely. Make the switch.”
