LIFE CHANGING/ AFFIRMING
For the last decade or so I have struggled for dressing in the summer time. Annoying bra straps have ruined any attempt at aesthetic- and I altogether stopped wearing camis over the last few years
This CAMI- BRA CHANGES THE GAME.As a 34 DD I feel totally supported, and the look is clean- cut and not dumpy at all. The quality is top notch. I wish I could give the designers at panache an award for national service and give one of these to every big breasted woman in the country - you're going to save so much time getting dressed in the morning.
it's nice to finally have my body recognized.

There are may positives about this camisole, but the negatives are enough to bring it down a couple of stars.

I like: the fit, the material, support, coverage. I like how it looks under a sheer top. The fit is flattering. The band is nice and snug.

I dislike: the straps. For someone with shoulders like the model, this is a great camisole. The straps will probably stay put. For someone with sloping shoulders like me, the straps are a pain. They are always slipping down. The placement of the straps also contributes to this problem. They are placed at such a wide point. If the straps were placed closer together towards the middle of the garment in the back, (like the slants on a "V") this would be helpful in combating that issue. Why not adjust the straps if they are slipping, you ask? I did. Holy mother of thin bra straps. That is uncomfortable! They dug into my shoulders. I'd rather deal with slipping straps.

This camisole is almost there. The straps are the biggest issue and it is enough to make me continue to look for an alternative. I have a larger chest. There must be a compromise between spaghetti straps and wide width straps that larger sizes need.

My usual Panache size is 34H, but in this cami it turns out I need a 34GG. The H cups were far deeper (and thus empty), and the cami ran too high under my arms. I mean... I could live with it but it was annoying. Returned the 34H and got a 34GG which fits as I need it to. So my advice would be to size down one cup, unless you are prepared to fill the bottom of your cups with inserts.

A note on the cup seams; they are kind of ridged and obvious at first but body warmth seems to have softened them, and I read reviews elsewhere that gentle washings will do moreso. I highly recommend you handwash only with something like Soak, Euculan or Forever New, just as with a bra, to best care for this garment.

I hope Panache decides to go revisit this idea in the future, as so many of us with extended bust needs like being able to not have double straps when wearing a cami and bra.

If you're small around the ribcage but busty, this is the ONLY option for camisoles as far as I can tell. It's worth giving a try even if you're a 28 or 30, it fits so much better than a standard shelf-bra camisole or a 34 (the smallest band size most other camisoles go) -- just remember the letters and numbers go in opposite directions, so if you're a 28F, for example, that would make you a 30 E (DD) or a 32D. If you're trying that, you might want to size up the cup size if in doubt (for example to 32DD on the example above) -- especially on the dark colors, it doesn't matter too much if you're not completely filling out the cup, it's pretty structural (it holds up on its own because of the foam) and is well hidden under the camisole, so nobody is going to notice, and you're sure to have wires that are big enough and not poking into you. If the band is going to be a little loose on you, it's also reassuring to have the cup size a little big so everything has plenty of room to stay in place down in there. The body of the camisole itself is nice and trim on the 32, quite flattering. Yay-- it's not perfect (perfect would be if they had even smaller band sizes like they do in their bras), but it's success. The quality seems good, potentially justifying the pricey price if it works for you and becomes a favorite. Welcome to the world of being able to wear camisoles!

Amazing. Haven't worn spaghetti straps in decades. This is comfortable to wear and I feel comfortable wearing it. Supportive, not too revealing, looks great. I'm 60 years old, size 32E, but this works for me. I bought one on sale and would like to buy more but they are now more expensive. $50 seems like a lot but this is very useful.