The Best Bras on Amazon, Tested by Our Experts

The Warner's Olga Easy Does It Bra was a favorite of our testers and earned top marks for support, despite being wireless. The side panels are made with a smoothing fabric to prevent underarm bulging, but the stretchy material isn't overly restrictive.

With a hook-eye closure and adjustable straps with a U-shaped back design, the wireless bra is more like a traditional bra and less like a bralette. While off the body, the cups have a rippled appearance, but that all smooths out once it's worn on the chest.

WHAT TESTERS SAY: "It's the most comfortable bra I've ever worn," shared one tester. Overall, testers reported they would continue wearing it and even said they would buy the bra in additional colors. They also gave the bra high scores for staying in place and near-perfect scores for fit, sharing that it was easy to find the right size, even with the untraditional sizing (small, medium, large, etc.).

The caveat: The back only has two hooks, so some testers said the closure felt less secure than other styles with three or four.

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Frequently a top-seller among Good Housekeeping readers and a favorite of GH testers, this bra from Vanity Fair is suitable for larger busts. It typically retails for $50 but is typically on sale for much less–think around half-price!

The full-coverage cups and sturdy underwires are designed to secure larger chests in place, and the wide, adjustable straps are helpful to prevent digging in at the shoulders. In addition, there are smoothing panels on the sides to reduce underarm bulging, and the material maintained its shape during our stretch recovery tests.

WHAT TESTERS SAY: "The bra is super comfortable and very supportive," said a tester with a 38C bra size. She added that the bra supported her while running down a flight of stars (read: no bounce).

Testers did say the bra looked more matronly than other styles they've worn and wished it were more stylish.

This bra from Hanes was the least expensive style in our test for bras for small breasts, but it out-performed other bras even triple the price. During Textiles Lab tests, the bra recovered to its original shape after being stretched for a standard time, and it experienced minimal shrinkage during washability tests.

The lightweight bra has lightly lined foam cups with mesh material between the cups and along the band for added breathability. Plus, the adjustable straps are convertible as well, meaning it's possible to wear the bra as normal or as a racerback style.

WHAT TESTERS SAY: Overall, testers found the wireless bra to be comfortable and supportive, and they loved the airy feel, with one sharing she forgot she was even wearing a bra.

Available in traditional sizing (like small, medium, and large), the bra is better suited for those with small cups because the cup volume can't be changed, and it's wireless.

A favorite style for large breasts, this minimizer bra is designed to reduce the appearance of your bust size by up to an inch, according to Wacoal. The bra is one of the more expensive products in this guide, but its top-performing design features—including high-quality lace material with mesh lining instead of padded cups—make the splurge worth it.

The full-coverage cups and underwire extend upward along the breasts for support, and the straps are wide to keep them from irritating your shoulders. In addition, the U-shaped back helps the back stay concealed under clothing.

WHAT TESTERS SAY: Our consumer testers were fans of this minimizer bra, sharing that it fit true-to-size and the cups felt comfortable but not restrictive, even though its goal is to reduce appearance of your chest. The band can run a bit tight, according to reviewers, but we didn't note this in our tests.

When we've tested bras from Wacoal in the Textiles Lab, they've been top performers for durability, maintaining their shape after being laundered and stretched out. Wacoal is one of my personal favorite bra brands because it carries a variety of specialty bras, including minimizers, bras for uneven cup sizes, and bras for shallow tops.

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Perhaps the most difficult style of bra to shop for, strapless bras must provide enough lift and support without featuring one of the most important features to help with the job—straps. There are removable convertible straps that can be added for a one-shoulder, cross-back, or traditional look, though.

This style from Bali earned its spot as the best overall strapless bra because it received some of the highest consumer tester scores. In our Textiles Lab tests, we found that it washed well without signs of wear; however, it didn't perform as well in our stretch recovery evaluations.

WHAT TESTERS SAY: "I typically can't stand strapless bras because they feel uncomfortable and slide down, but this one stayed in place and I even forgot I was wearing it," shared one tester who wears a 36C. Another tester who wears a 34D added that it doesn't give you that uni-boob effect of some strapless bras.

The majority of our testers said the bra stayed in place, thanks to the silicone grips lining the sides of the bra. And testers agreed that it fit true to size. Some testers wished the fabric were smoother, though, and the bra does come in limited sizing.

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Although a splurge at a tad over $70, ThirdLove bras are popular for their inclusive sizing which ranges from 32B to 44E and includes half-cup sizes. We appreciate that the brand offers an online quiz that helps customers find the best fit, in addition to the unique half-size options.

The T-Shirt Bra held up to washing during Lab evaluations but didn't perform as well in our stretch recovery test. Still, testers reported the bra stayed in place with regular use and washing, thanks to pleated straps.

WHAT TESTERS SAY "I love how soft this bra is which feels great on the skin," shared one satisfied tester, while another added, "I could easily wear it with almost any outfit, and it didn't dig into any weird places on my body."

One of my favorite bras, this one is completely unnoticeable under my tops. The cups are fuller coverage but have a unique cut that allows for a smooth look without spillage. Plus, my cup size is somewhere between a D and a DD depending on the day, so the D1/2 option is a game-changer for me. My one caveat: The fabric ripples after wearing, even before washing. It's not noticeable under cloths but looks worn.

GH analysts and editors are big fans of SPANX's smoothing undergarments that consistently perform well in our tests and are currently our best overall shapewear. This unlined bralette from the brand features a smoothing, all-hosiery back band, and an extra layer of fabric in the cup for sizes L and XL.

No wire means there will be no poking or prodding. While the straps are thick for added support, they aren't adjustable, which can be a problem if you're particularly tall or petite. SPANX also recommends shoppers size up, as the bras tend to run small because of their shaping abilities.

WHAT TESTERS SAY: Testers with small breasts reported the Bra-Llelujah! Unlined Bralette was flattering and didn't flatten their chests (a common complaint with bralette styles).

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Victoria's Secret is synonymous with push-up bras, and this one from Pink is meant to be an everyday version that looks and feels great under clothes. According to the brand, the bra can add up to one cup size of volume to your chest—the lift isn't subtle.

In addition to plenty of strategically placed push-up padding, the bra has an underwire for support and adjustable straps to help you achieve the best fit. When we've tested other push-up bras from VS in the Textiles Lab, they have performed well for washability.

WHAT TESTERS SAY: Testers appreciated that the brand's push-up bras stayed in place without shifting around or popping out of their clothes. In addition, they said the fabrics felt smooth and stretchy.

I've worn this style and many other push-up bras from VS over the years and truly can't tell the difference between wearing a regular bra and wearing one with the push-up padding, besides the added boost, of course. It's just as comfortable as other bras I wear. The one downside—the straps are on the thinner side, so they can dig in if you have a larger cup size like me.

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Designed to support and shape an ample chest, this bra from Freya received top scores from testers who wear large bra sizes. We appreciate that the bra layers well under most tops because the neckline isn't too high cut, but the bows on the straps and between the cups can be noticeable under tight tops.

The bra also has a subtle, stylish pin-striped design along the full-coverage cups and wide straps. Note that Freya uses UK sizes so you'll want to consult the size guide to determine the best fit.

WHAT TESTERS ARE SAYING: Consumer testers wearing sizes D through G gave the bra high scores across the board, including for overall fit, comfort, and support.

"The bra was very supportive and held everything perfectly in place," shared a tester with a 34G bra size. Another tester who wears a 36DD said, "I love the design of the bra—feminine, flirty and cute."