Pepper

I have SO many Pepper bras!! They are all so comfy and fit amazing with no gaps at all. I am so obsessed with this brand and their mission!

I ordered a few different styles and sizes. I kept 2, the t-shirt one and the wireless push-up one. I like how they fit without "gapping" and find them comfortable. Would recommend!

I have around a size B and bought the A cup as far as I can remember (2 years ago). It does exactly what it says it doesn't, gap. It was too big, and uncomfortable. I was really disappointed to have wasted my money and felt deceived by the marketing. Perhaps a different style is better, and it did look very nice (cute and high quality).

I found out about this company when a friend was visiting my town and asked me where she could buy "a real bra" because "this thing I bought from Pepper is a disaster, and I have to buy something else." So I took her shopping for something suitable. The merchandise itself looked to be poor quality but what I noticed was the sexist advertising. "They seriously are calling womens' breasts 'boobs?' In this day and age?" Yes, they are. I have written emails to them which have been totally ignored and I'm now at the point of contacting people at Ms. Magazine and other outlets which are pro-women and reporting this disgusting company that not only manufactures a bad product but insults women openly while doing it. This company is vile. The product is visibly shoddy and way overpriced. And on top of it their advertising uses the word "boobs," which is in the same class as tits, knockers, and jugs. And they think this is a proper advertising campaign in the year 2024. I don't know what's wrong with calling a breast a breast. Unless the idea is to demean and titillate -- no pun intended. It's a put down to call any portion of a woman's anatomy by a slang term. Why not just say "breasts" and be done with it? A bra is a garment meant to enhance a woman's breasts, plain and simple. Some people are beyond dense. I am not surprised to see so many negative reviews and I hope and pray this company goes out of business for its woman-hating ideation. They are none so mentally ill as those who don't know they're mentally ill. That's Pepper.

I am a 32 A - I got my partner to double measure for me before I ordered. I got the all you lace bra. It fit a size too small and the material felt cheap and flimsy. I live in Canada and paid 115.00 CDN. The return policy is crap- you have to pay for returns and the return process is a giant pain to navigate. If the bra fit properly this wouldn’t be so bad, but because their sizing is off I have to pay to return it??? I went against my better judgement when ordering from Pepper- learn from my mistake and save yourself a lot of money.

I bought 3 bras online in the size (32A) I usually buy from big-name retail stores. I'm actually a 28C but can never get the right size. Despite being for smaller-chested individuals pepper doesn't carry a 28 band in its classic fits. The bras fit fine enough but came apart very quickly in the wash. I honestly think it only 1 or 2 washes. They are quite cheaply made and became scratchy and misshapen within weeks.

Its really comfortable to wear and it really does somehow give you more cleavage without having super uncomfortable padding and wires. It has just enough padding to not nip out but not so much to be uncomfortable.

I ordered Pepper for my daugther (15 yrs. old) who is very self conscious of her small chest and does not like wearing the tween bras. So this was a great find for us. It made her feel more in sync with her friends - loved the styling, etc. If I could fit in them I would like them as well - very simple, no fussy details. Looks sophisticated, yet comfortable.

I love Pepper products. Made the complete switch and threw out my other bras. I'm an A-cup but also broad-backed, and I always had the problem of finding a good inbetween size. With other brands I either have to suffer through tight bands or giant gaps in the cups, but Pepper just FITS well and just looks better (even my bf notices ;D ). Their underwear is great too. I happily will buy more.

After finally pulling the trigger and trying a few styles, I have become a convert. One style in particular, I now live in... The Limitless Wire Free Scoop Bra is what bra dreams are made of. It is SO soft, so comfortable, and without underwire feels both supportive and very flattering. As promised, Pepper made my flat chest look like I have real cleavage- without the creepiness of Victoria secret bombshell double stuffed situation! It sits really well under clothes, and also does well in a normal wash cycle. This bra was made for post pandemic life- lets you feel comfortable but also ready to party!!! :) Im so glad I found it- and will definitely be buying more styles.

I used their online quiz to determine my size and ordered the mesh bra. It's a perfect fit, very comfortable. EDIT: I initially left this review 2 years ago, now I exclusively buy my bras here. Some of their bras used to be noticeable under t-shirts but they solved for that with their t-shirt bra.

LOVE Pepper bras. I am a bigger gal thats also a part of the IBTC. On top of that, I have a wide chest and the girls aren't perfectly round which makes bra shopping hell. I got away with ill-fitting bras for a pretty long time, but the gapping was insane. Pepper has band sizes that go up to the 40's, but with cup sizes as small as AA. I have never had a bra fit me so well, but also be so flattering and comfortable!!! I cannot emphasize it enough. If you're a small chested girl, please, you have to try pepper.

As part of the itty bitty community I was excited to try out Pepper since I always struggled to find comfortable bras. I purchased 2 pairs of the Limitless Wirefree Scoop Bra and was initially impressed by the fit and comfort, however, after a few weeks of wear and washes, the straps and shape of the bra don't hold up in structure and integrity. Perhaps other styles may have worked better but it put me off repurchasing and since moved on to other brands.

Was super excited to try this bralette since I'm an A cup and wanted something cute but soft. I feel like it's only for petite-all-over people though - I'm 5'10" and athletic with just v little boobs, and the bralette rode up and my nipples kept popping out. Also after just a few wash and hang dry cycles, the elastic started to come apart in the mesh sides.

I’ve spent the past 10+ years of my life thinking I just have to wear bralettes or just settle with having that awkward gap. Then I found Pepper. Finally, bras made for itty bitties! They fit like a dream. And then they came out with their strapless bra. That was a dream come true because it’s almost impossible to find one that fits right. If you’re thinking about trying it, go for it!

I was looking for a comfortable strapless bra that also fit well + came across pepper -- love their mission, products, and cx / shipping times. overall had a great experience with this brand!

Don't buy unless you're in the US. They make international returns a major pain. You can't combine returns into one package so if you have multiple orders (which I found necessary as they look very different on) you have to pay $20 for each return even though the packages are going to the same place - so wasteful! I would reccomend Lulalu instead of Pepper. I found their bras better quality and customer service much easier.

Very weird sizing that is misleading, and yes, while they do not have cup gaps and that's cool, it's the only bragging feature. The bras were not super comfortable and the padding in them slips around and bunches weird. Unfortunately it is difficult to return without losses if they don't fit you well, and you get stuck exchanging and putting up with a mediocre bra. Pepper belongs in the same category as every other instagram ad-hyped product that you really don't need. Not terrible, but definitely not great, and probably better to find a legit bra shop and work with someone to find a size and brand that fits you best, I recall Calvin Klein producing some good options, and honestly even Target makes bras that I prefer over these that are FAR easier to try on/return until you get your size right.

TLDR: Great fit, cheaply made product that's coming undone after just a few weeks of wear. I ordered almost all of the bras on their site as I didn't really know how they would fit. I landed on keeping the Ultimate Contour T-Shirt Bra as it both fit me well (YAY!) and was comfortable. As an FYI I'm short with an athletic build (5'2", 120lb). While I liked the fit of the other bras, I felt like the fabric/cuts weren't quite as comfortable so I returned the others. I also kept a Mesh All You Thong as the underwear isn't returnable (didn't realize that). I've now had the bra and underwear about 5 weeks, wearing the bra and underwear just a handful of times. One of the cups of the bra is already dented such that shirts don't lie flat against it. And the underwear stitching is coming unraveled. I have washed both gently and haven't machine dried, but regardless of that, there's no reason that these should be falling apart so quickly. Even with the great fit, I'm not sure I'd buy from this brand again. I'd rather have something that will last past a couple of wears.

I am literally appalled by the targeted advertising this brand is doing. It somehow figured out I have small boobs and for the last year I have gotten one ad from them almost every day. These include videos of influencers pointing at the gap in their bras and saying "ew" and women speaking negatively about having small boobs. They're honestly working pretty hard to make women with small boobs feel bad about it so we buy their bras which we don't actually need. I was just ignoring the ads at first but like I said, it's been an entire year and I'm pretty disgusted by how relentless these ads have been.