Maidenform Women's Elastic Bra Strap Holder

I am so grateful I found these! I spent most of my day pulling up my bra straps. Annoying!!! My bras have wide straps so the plastic ones didn't work. I saw the video of this product where they put 2 together, it works!!! I have to order another set so the colors will match. What a pleasure to not to have to worry about straps falling anymore. I do agree it may be tricky to do on your own. Thankfully my daughter helped to put it on. Another review said to use a hair brush to push it down to adjust once on. I highly recommend buying these!

The media could not be loaded. I just got these today and they’re perfect. Way more comfortable and in my opinion easier to use than those plastic hook thingies. I seriously disliked those from the jump.It goes around in the shape of a loop so you DON’T need a bra that the straps unhook from. I mean if they unhooked, you could simply criss cross them for racerbacks. I did order a second set so I could double up for those tops that only need the straps pulled in slightly on.The elastic is nice and wide and firm so these should be good for quite awhile. Especially as it wouldn’t be something I’d be using every day.

Why are there no instructions these make no sense

As pictured, nothing fancy but it works. It’s basically a 3rd bra strsp

I read one review who actually took the time to detail the best way to attach this little strap holder to your bra. I think its a great suggestion except it didn't work for me.Here is why-1) attach strap to the bra straps without wearing bra.2) slip bra on over head. This is where I had problems. Your body from top to bottom starts narrow to wide. Shoulders narrow then boobs (wide), rib cage (wider) this means that strap do-dad holder slides up higher towards the neck instead of being in the middle of your back. Racerback is designed to give you that nice back support and pull the breast cups in closer to your back. The racerback is great for those who have strong necks.I recently became disabled due to wearing my racerback straps too high up on the shoulders giving me inflammation in the neck muscle at the top base of the head from straining. I had to stop attaching my straps racerback style and heal from this damage it caused me. This is important for me to mention because the strap holder sits in the same spot high on my neck when I pull the bra over my head. So keep this in mind if you have a weak neck. Do not racerback your straps high above the shoulders.I now1)put the bra on backwards and attach the bra strap holder to the bra shoulder straps. I have to do the work under my breasts in order to draw the bra straps around my rib cage.2)Then I turn the bra around. This is more stress on the bra straps when it comes to putting your arms through the arm holes of the straps. Its my way of insuring that the bra strap holder is in the middle of the back not straining neck muscles.This product does work. It does slide up a little bit which can start to slide over closer to your neck, so I start getting nervous but it still between the shoulder blades . I have healed from my injury. It took a lot of hard therapy and pain.I may sew tiny buttons in place on the bra shoulder straps ( I know tacky but so is the strap holder) to block the bra strap holder from riding upwards. It does not make your back pretty.I gave three stars because the bra strap holder does twist the shoulder traps so keep this in mind when wearing tight shirts. I am 32G European size and don't know what this is in US. I can also wear 32FF which is a size down half size. Having your cups in place to our body is much more sexier than being concerned about whether your bra straps show or mangled up in the back with the bra holder.

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!