Not the worst when I’ve got my partner helping me get into it, but if I had to pee while out and about, I’d need a crew to help me get un- and re-dressed. It was also hard for me to button in the crotch. The sleeves are tight-it could be that my bust was a bit too big for this suit, but I felt like a sausage stuffed in small casing every time I tried to move my arms. Kate: Movements felt very restricted in this bodysuit. I’m not sure if removing the padding is an option for everyone but the bodysuit was structured enough that I just didn’t need them. After washing it once and seeing no difference, I ditched the removable cups and the bodysuit was an instant winner. Kasey: When I first tried on the bodysuit, it felt like there was too much fabric, most of it piling up on my boobs. The Eva wasn’t available when we went shopping, so we picked The Rizzo instead, which has a 4.3-star rating and 10 reviews. The most popular is The Eva Bodysuit 2.0, on sale right now for just $49. Frankly braless Rizzo Bodysuit reviewįrankly carries an impressive line of bodysuits-seven in total. Normally, cute, bra-free clothing does not work for me-the girls sag and it’s not pretty-so I was amped to get my hands on Frankly and see if a clothing line designed for bodies like mine would make a difference.
I have a larger bust (36G), so I was very excited to test Frankly and see if there would finally be braless apparel that would fit my body. Frankly touts itself as “braless clothing” so I was eager to see if this would be a match made in tiny ta-ta heaven. My smaller size 32C ladies don’t need a lot of support so I almost exclusively wear bralettes instead of underwire bras. We incorporated the clothes into our daily lives to see how they’d stand up to the normal wear and tear of regular use. To test Frankly's braless apparel, Kasey and Kate bared it all to the world in the name of science and trusted the brand to keep our girls from flying free. Shop braless apparel at Frankly How we tested Frankly They created their own line of apparel meant to be worn without bras, noting, “you still get everything you want (and need) from a bra, without the limitations.” The brand says its clothing was made with larger busts in mind, but that all bodies and bust sizes (A to G) can rock the apparel. What is Frankly?įrankly was founded by two women, Heather and Jane, who had hard times finding flattering clothing to fit their bodies.
The brand sent us the following products: the Rizzo Bodysuit ($78), the Britt Sweater ($88), and the Charlee Dress ($128). Two of our editors, Kasey Caminiti and Kate Ellsworth, put Frankly apparel to the test.
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