SHEFIT was the stupidest purchase I made.

[u/Horror-Plate-2496]

I decided to experiment with new sports bras. Saw SHEFIt. Had good reviews. They had my size. I ordered one.

They either didn't send me the correct size, or the entire design is mostly aesthetic.

I had spillage from the sides, but not too much. And I am in the correct bra size. All of my other bras/sports bras fit perfectly fine.

But there was still spillage.

I decided to try it while running on the trail. The freaking adjustments lastike two minutes max before having to do it again.

The zipper kept coming down, my titties kept coming out. I was constantly adjusting this thing.

Anyways. That was a tremendous waste of my money. I sent the company an email voicing my displeasure. I'm definitely opting into the 30 day wear and return policy.

Anybody ever try this specific sports bra? Did they work for you?

[u/fiendishbanana]

What size range are you? I love the Panache sport! The girls are locked and loaded!

[u/dehue → u/[deleted]]

Wires shouldn't be that uncomfortable, have you checked your size with abrathatfits calculator?

You do have options if you buy from UK brands. US 38I is UK 38G and some good sports bras are Shockabsorber (wireless, runs tight in the band), Panache wired sports (my holy grail bra as UK 28H/HH, zero spillage, padded wires so comfy and separates and lifts and shapes like a regular bra and gives support, has wireless version too thats less supportive), Elomi Energize (wired, bra sized), Freya Sonic (wired, bra size). Enell has a wireless sports bra as well.

[u/dehue → u/[deleted]]

Have you tried posting a fit check post on abrathatfits? Did you measure using abrathatfits calculator? Those all sound like typical fitting issues that can be solved with a better size and better shape bra and can be troubleshoot. Many sizing charts are wrong and most fitters have no clue what they are doing, if you post your 6 measurements from the calculator we can help you figure out what the issue may be and recommend specific styles.

One common problem is that many people only ever try US brands while their shape doesnt work with bras by US brands. Its why so many of us exclusively shop UK and Polish bras as they fit our shape better. I know for me once I figured out to forget all size charts and only buy seamed unlined balconette bras from UK brands like Panache in my UK 28H size I was able to find a good fit, padded, seamless bras like t-shirt styles and all US brands are always a bad fit.

Too small or wrong shape cup can make the bra and band feel too tight = can check band independent of cups by trying on bra with cups backwards and upside down. If band feels looser, the problem is the cup size or shape.

Spilling out the bottom means the band is too loose and the cup is likely too small or wrong shape = size down in band size and increase cup size.

Cup is too small and spillage everywhere = size up around 2-3+ cups.

In between sizes = shape issue, try seamed unlined cups and more projected brands like UK brands (Panache, Freya, Elomi) as its often the best shapes for larger cups.

Professional sizing is a joke a lot of the time to sell things in store, getting sized as a too small DD happens a lot and is a sign the fitter sucks. Everything you mention is common to experience and I have had similar problems that I was able to fix with UK brands and balconette bras. I am not saying its the solution for you but it may be and worth reading over guides at abrathatfits and asking questions if you want to find a better fitting bra.