COLD BREW DANI BRA

I’ve heard many great things about the Dani bra and finally took the plunge. It definitely lives up to the hype!

The bamboo fabric is high quality, smooth to the touch, and glorious. It is supportive and a great cut. I love that I can adjust the front for more or less coverage, or turn it around! It is also proving to be a better option for cold weather than my bralettes with sewn in cups. (IYKYK) From a sensory perspective, it hardly feels like I’m wearing anything—in the best way. The fabric molds and moves with me, no itching or adjusting. It makes me realize what annoyances I’ve been putting up in similar garments from other brands.

The finishing work and fabric are stunning. I am impressed with the quality! I can see this being a staple in my wardrobe for years to come.

I really love the fit and crossover style. My only complaint is that the bra takes a weirdly long time to hang dry. Much longer than any of my other clothes. But I can’t complain too much because it is sensory friendly and very supportive for a wireless bra.

Very soft and very comfortable, but still supportive.
It fit pretty snug when I first put it on and I struggled to put it the first few times but just as described it stretched out after a few wears and it's great now.
I wear a 38G in standard bras and this is still very supportive. I'm wearing it to work some days, but I'm not dying to take it off at the end of the day.

I pre-pregnancy wore the Dani in M as a 34DDD which has always been just the right amount of snug for that phase of life. Now at 29 weeks pregnant I have the L in Atlantic and it fits perfectly! Colour is gorgeous, feels supportive but easy access with the layered neckline for breastfeeding, and the doesn't creep up during daily wear. I'm also 5'10" and the length isn't too short or too long which I'm grateful for, could confidently wear this as a bra or crop top in warmer weather. Love it!

I'm 13m postpartum with my second, and got a Dani Bra after seeing a friend's. The idea of a multifunctional bra really intrigued me. I was between sizes, and sized down as my baby has been weaning and I've lost some weight with that, and I'm a smaller cup size compared to my band size, but I wish I'd stayed with a 3x instead of a 2x as I've been experiencing some rubbing, and even after some time to break it in it hasn't totally gone away. I'm finding it tight in the ribs and under my arms (and break a sweat getting it on and off).
Other than my sizing error, I love this bra. The function both with the cross front for nursing or just cute/comfort is fantastic, the high neck option for layering works so well, and I honestly think I could just wear a bra like this forever. The support and compression feel just right, and it would get me through any future pregnancies/breastfeeding, or just regular life!