MaidenformWomen's Elastic Bra Strap Holder

I love how comfortable this bra clip is. Once you get it on, I put the hook part against my back and the adjustable part facing outward so I don't feel it. It basically just feels like an extra strap on my bra, it's not uncomfortable like plastic bra clips are at all! My only issue with it and this is kind of a big one is that it only comes in this three pack with these colors. I wish I could get a three pack of it in black only. I also wish there were more colors of it available in general, and maybe even bigger packs of them, or smaller ones, or maybe even the ability to buy just one of them. Besides that I think it's amazing and will continue to get these for all of my bras that need bra clips. Even though I mostly only using the black ones, I still think buying them a bunch of them for all my bra clip needing bras is worth the price because of how well they work and how comfortable they are.

It’s summer, so time for sleeveless tops. I’ve found that my bra straps almost always stick out of my tank tops. I’m in the process of losing weight and had to buy some bras, and I’ll likely have to do it again in another 20-30 lbs, so I didn’t want to spend $$ on racerback or convertible strap bras I might only use for a fairly short time. I decided to search on Amazon for a Velcro- type strap holder, but found these instead. They do exactly what I need- pull the bra straps in just enough to hide them inside my tank tops. The strap does provide a little extra lift of the bust, but it’s nothing super noticeable. The lifting effect would probably be more noticeable with a more structured type of bra, and if you cinched the strap holder tighter. This is a great solution to an annoying problem, eliminating the need to buy special bras. Inexpensive and effective. One caveat… Make sure you can loosen your bra straps a bit, or you may find that your straps dig into your shoulders because of being cinched in.

I'm not sure where to start. First, it is very awkward and there are no instructions, so I'm not sure I even did it right. Second, I am 5' 7" and 185 lbs., so if you are a larger woman, it is not long enough. Third, it is bulky and when I finally did figure out a way to wear it, you could see the imprint of it through my shirt. And it was terribly uncomfortable. I will follow the advice of another reviewer and make my own with some elastic and velcro.

Three stars means it is okay and that is what it is. Like other reviewers I have to hook two together. One makes it too tight even if you let your bra straps all the way out and I am not a large person. They are a challenge to get on but thanks to other reviewers' suggestions, I can manage it without help. I did order another set so the two that I put together will be the same color. The big plus to these holders is that finally I can go all day without pulling my straps up. It would be great if a company would make these 8 to 9 inches long AFTER they are looped. I think most of us are just looking for a simple way to keep our straps from sliding off our shoulders. I might try what one reviewer does...sew elastic on my straps.

I had to have my daughter help me with this and it worked pretty good. It felt a little strange, but it really helped keep my bra straps steady.

I actually purchased these to help with the straps of my cami's. I have several that do not have adjustable straps and the straps are so long that I felt like my breasts were going to pop out at any time! Found these strap holders and I've just added several more pieces of clothing back to my wardrobe because now I can confidently wear my cami's to work again.I showed my co-worker the first time I wore a cami with one of these straps (she assisted me in using a safety pin to loop the straps thru when I mistakenly grabbed one of the cami's and wore to work only to have "my girls" keep showing more than was appropriate). She immediately asked where I found such a product and I told her "Amazon.com, of course"; she apparently needed the same type of product but had never seen this particular strap.I had never seen a product like this either. I was on Amazon.com searching for those strange plastic clips hoping to find some small enough that wouldn't be noticeable under thin sweaters. I didn't like the idea of seeing the clip, nor did I like the idea of having something plastic between my shoulder blades - just does not sound comfortable at all! The Maidenform Elastic Bra Strap Holder came up on the page in "Customers who bought this item also bought" and I was immediately drawn to it. After reading the description I figured it would work for my needs and I couldn't be happier with my purchase.I didn't find any problems using the product; seems some women do. I simply attach the Bra Strap Holder to the straps and slip the garment over my head. I can reach back and either raise or lower where the Bra Strap Holder rests. I would think, if this were used on bra straps, it would be very easy to put on. Simply put the bra on backwards so the fasteners are in front and fasten the bra, slip the Bra Strap Holder onto the straps, twist the bra forward, pull up and slip your arms thru the straps.It's too bad more women don't know about this product. I'll bet there are plenty women out there wearing an uncomfortable plastic clip that would certainly be happier with this bra strap holder!

Held straps inplace

Purchased the "one size" and definitely not the thing to do - only place it can be placed is up at the base of the neck and is so tight that very uncomfortable. It definitely holds straps in place. Not worth sending back, but am reordering a different product.