Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

These training bras are really more of a cropped camisole, ideal for the stage when young girls are just starting to "bloom". It's not going to provide support or much protection, but it does offer a bit of modesty. It also lets girls get used to the idea of a bra. I got these for my granddaughter, who wears a size 10 but is nearly ready for size 12. These are a perfect fit, and should last her until she needs the real deal. These bras do not have any shaping, nor do they have adjustable straps. While that may be a negative for older girls, for those on the brink of puberty, that's a plus. No sliders to irritate, nor do they draw attention to their breasts. They are uncomfortable enough with the changes to their bodies (especially if they are changing faster than their peers) so their low profile is perfect. A pack of 12 may seem a bit much, but it was perfect for her. She could leave some at Grandma's house with her other clothes, and take the others home for daily wear. (We often pick her up for the weekend at school, so she comes without extra clothes beyond her school uniform.) They are also colored, so they can match their outfits. Obviously, they don't want to wear a black one under a white blouse! In terms of comfort, she had no complaints. She hated the training bras she had, as she said they were uncomfortable. (They were more the traditional bra type.) These are soft, help with absorbing sweat, and gave her the coverage she wanted, eliminating her desire to wear an undershirt or t-shirt under her clothing for school. Anything that makes her happy and keeps her comfortable is a plus! We definitely give these a thumbs up, both from the adult point of view as well as the young lady's.