Reviewers Agree, These 30 Unlined Bras Are *It*

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Can you recall the last time you shopped at a lingerie store and were disheartened? So many aspects of bra shopping can be downright annoying—e.g., the awkward struggle to figure out your proper bra size or the lack of "real" reviews outside of a pushy sales associate. Perhaps the most frustrating part is the lack of versatile options to shop. Don't get me wrong; there are some great push-up bras and lingerie stores out there. However, not every shopper is interested in purchasing an overly padded bra or shopping in person. The desire to change how we shop for undergarments has led to a boom in digital-first brands that offer far more non-padded styles in a more inclusive range of sizes.

Of course, shopping for unlined bralettes and bras comes with its own challenges. Buying a bra online can feel like a gamble, especially when you're bustier or trying to find an unlined bra that's actually supportive and functional. But it's not nearly as frustrating as you might think. To prove that point, I've scoured the internet for the best unlined bras and bralettes. Considering reviews, size-inclusivity, quality, support, and price ranges, it's safe to say these 30 unlined bras will squash any previous bra-related frustrations you have once and for all. 

Unlined Bras Under $50

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Unlined Bras Under $100

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Unlined Bras to Invest In

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Jasmine Fox-Suliaman
Freelance Fashion Editor

Jasmine Fox-Suliaman is a freelance writer and editor living in New York City. What began as a pastime (blogging on Tumblr) transformed into a lifelong passion for unveiling the connection between fashion and culture on the internet and in real life. Over the last decade, she's melded her extensive edit and social background to various on-staff positions at Who What Wear, MyDomaine, and Byrdie. More recently, she’s become a freelance contributor to other publications including Vogue, Editorialist, and The Cut. Off the clock, you can find her clutching her cell phone as she's constantly scrolling through TikTok and The RealReal, in search of the next cool thing.