Want to Go Wireless? These 12 Comfortable Bras Actually Support Big Breasts

For a wireless bra that performs every day, check out the 24/7 Classic Wireless bra from Thirdlove. This style uses light foam cups for shape, adjustable straps, and an adjustable back clasp. But really what makes it our "best overall" pick is the fact that Thirdlove offers half cup sizing so you can find your perfect fit and wear this wireless bra with confidence.

The Elomi bra has double-layered, three-part cups for full coverage and support, shape, and lift. “Supportive side boning and power mesh side-smoothing wings give comfortable support up to size 48G. And guess what else? No strap slipping thanks to adjustable, close-set straps,” says Altman.

If you’re looking for a good lace bra, look no further. “When a company listens to their customer likes and dislikes for more than 20 years, this is what happens! Bare Necessities took tons of feedback and put it into new product designs, like this bralette that comfortably supports up to size 38G,” says Altman. “The Essential Lace Curvy Bralette comes in band and cup sizes (rare for a bralette!), has an extra row of hooks, and converts to racerback style. This bralette is also unlined and has seamed, wire-free cups that provide lift and support. Did we mention the soft, super stretchy lace? Yup. (I would know, I’m wearing it in Fire right now!)”

Kindred Bravely is a sister brand to Davy Piper that focuses on nursing and maternity bras. The company recommends trying a busty size if you’re a DD/ E or above. I’m not pregnant nor a mom, so I can’t speak to their nursing or pumping bras, but I did try one of Kindred Bravely’s sleep bras, which was very stretchy and comfortable. Their nursing and pumping bras get very good reviews from other buyers, who like the soft but still supportive fabric and how easy it is to unclasp to breastfeed.

If you prefer wearing clothes made from certified organic cotton with all-natural dyes, Pansy is a great choice. The bras have a homemade feel, made simply with cotton and elastic. All of Pansy’s underwear is sewn locally in California. I tried the full bra, cross bra, and sports bra—all of which are available in larger band and cup sizes. Although Pansy’s bras offer less lift than others on the list, they’re very comfortable and this particular style provides full coverage.

TomboyX is a great LGBTQ+-owned brand that makes bras and compression tops for all genders and gender expressions. Similar to Pansy, TomboyX’s bras are less likely than others on this list to lift your breasts (especially if they’re heavy), but are extremely comfortable. These bras come in a few fun prints and colors to fit any style. I found them great for when we had people staying at the house and I wanted just a bit of coverage.

As mentioned above, Kindred Bravely's sizing includes a “Busty” option in addition to the S/M/L/XL/XXL sizing we’re used to. The Busty option extends any band size (from 30 to 44) into bigger cup sizes (G, H, and I/J). I found this particular style super soft and comfortable, with included padding in the cup area to avoid visible nipples. It even comes with a band extender to add more length if needed. In addition to extending the cup coverage, the Busty bras use a more supportive fabric and wider straps to give heavier boobs and the shoulders that hold them up more support.

If you want something sexy and see-through but still supportive, try Negative Underwear. The brand has a plethora of mesh bras, some with wires and some without. Typically, sexy mesh bras like these are too flimsy to hold up bigger breasts, but Negative Underwear has developed a section of their best-selling wireless bras for large bust sizes, which provide added support for DDD to G cups. The busty bras have an extra swath of fabric at the sides and thicker, more supportive straps.

Torrid has long been a go-to for plus-size women. The brand makes clothes for sizes 10 to 30. Catering to plus sizes, Torrid is used to making bras for bigger bands and busts, so it’s no surprise that Torrid has an excellent selection of supportive wireless bras. Their wire-free section has bras in many different fun patterns, as well as classic black and beige options. This particular style has higher back panels for a smoothing effect.

Talk about inclusivity: Le Mystère boasts a wide range of bands and cup sizes, and you can find a bra for every occasion—lounging at home, going out, maternity options, and more. Altman says this wireless bra has 360 degrees of stitch-free, smoothing technology, and supports up to a G-cup. “The smoothing contour cups are created with super-soft foam and are engineered with a built-in comfort frame,” she adds. “Best of all is the wide and supportive double ply back wings which target problem areas from the underarm to the back.”

For a comfy, everyday bra, it’s hard to beat a t-shirt bra. “When you want the same wireless bra as your smaller-busted friend, Wacoal delivers on this light-as-air microfiber bra. It’s wireless, yes, but has side support thanks to built-in boning,” says Altman. Plus, it has seamless foam-lined cups for no show-through coverage.

Knix is a king of cozy, with everything from super-soft loungewear to absorbent and stretchy period underwear. In the name of comfort, Knix doesn’t offer anything but wireless bras, whether you’re looking for a sports bra, nursing bra, or everyday bra. Their lace WingWoman Contour bra isan ideal wireless bra for large bust sizes. Trust me: It was one of the most supportive wireless bras I tried, replete with extra coverage on the sides. This bra can fit up to a size 42G, though some of Knix’s bras can fit up to an H cup.