I wanted a bra for general wearing and pajamas. I couldn't figure out the difference between this and the racerback algebra and thought both were cute, so I ordered both. This fits me perfectly and feels great I'm a 34d and got the medium. I have a relatively short rise from breast to shoulder and find that most oiselle bras are unwearable because the rise is too long for me and isn't adjustable. This bra is perfect for me. The racerback algebra in ggd other hand, turns out to be slightly longer. For someone with a longer torso it might be great, but for me the band hits right under my breasts (of course... Physics!) and then the rest of the bra slides up and applies pressure to the back of my neck, like it wants me to slouch. So for me this bra is great andbthe other painful. For someone else the opposite would be true. It would be nice if this information were in the descriptions, as I then would just have bought this bra (might have bought two, by golly!) and wouldn't be giving the other death glares as I run my aching neck and shoulders!

The website said this had “internal cup capacity,” and it appears to have 2 layers of fabric where cups could fit between, but there are no slits or openings to insert cups. As someone who prefers padding, this was disappointing. I also found that while the band is snug, the rest of the bra does not feel very compressive for running. I will be keeping this, but it will likely be worn for cycling and low impact activity rather than running as planned.

This bra is very supportive and also comfortable around the band and straps. I am a 34C and got a Large. Highly recommend.

This might just not be the right one for me, but works for someone else. Fits true to size, I got the S, which is my usual for Oiselle tops. It's compressive, no bra pad, so squishes your breasts. It doesn't seem very supportive, despite the squishing, so there was still some bounce. For reference, my favorite Oiselle bra right now is the Back it up bra, in terms of appearance, and support.