Ultra-Comfortable Triangle Bralette

Verified claims

Durability

Fabric stays soft and resists tearing through repeated washing.

Breathability

Fiber actively absorbs and releases moisture to keep skin dry.

Versatility

Deep V-neckline suits layering; removable padding offers natural or covered look; pads may shift but adjust easily.

Support

Provides light support sufficient for A–C cup sizes during yoga and walking.

Removable pads

Removable pads stay in place during low-impact use but can shift under vigorous movement.

Sizing

Forgiving fit from 11% elastane; size down if between sizes.

Fit

Optimal for A–C cups; removable pads adjust coverage without changing band fit.

Construction

Wide underband and adjustable straps/closure for stable, custom fit.

Removable padding

Contoured pads enable two looks and stay in place during daily wear.

Competitive pricing

11% elastane at $24.95 sale beats Londre ($48) and Organic Basics ($25).

Brand trust

In-house development since 2007; validated by Le Germain Hotels partnership.

Authenticity marker

89% TENCEL™ modal carries Lenzing's authenticating molecular marker.

Environmental certifications

TENCEL™ Modal: EU Ecolabel, FSC sourcing, and certified biodegradable.

Brand heritage

Designed in Canada exclusively for Simons since 2007, refined by customer and hotel partnership input.

Care instructions

Machine wash cold, gentle cycle; hang dry; remove pads and avoid heat for best fit.

Moisture management

TENCEL modal wicks moisture, keeping the bralette drier and reducing odor buildup.

End-of-life

TENCEL modal is certified biodegradable and compostable, avoiding microplastic pollution.

Layering

Plunging triangular neckline designed to peek out under V-neck tops and sheer fabrics.

Product record

Title

Ultra-Comfortable Triangle Bralette

Brand

Miiyu

Price

35 CAD

Availability

In stock

Value at the sale price of $24.95

• With an 11% elastane content against the 7% in the Londre Bodywear bralette, the Miiyu achieves a stretchier, more accommodating fit for a light-support silhouette—while still retailing at nearly half the price, so there's no comfort trade-off for the cost savings.
• At CA$48.00, the Londre Bodywear Cool-Comf Lounge Bralette—which shares a nearly identical TENCEL Modal construction (93% modal, 7% spandex)—costs nearly double the Miiyu's CA$24.95 sale price, making the Miiyu one of the most affordable entries into a premium cellulose-based bralette for a Canadian shopper.
• Even at its deep sale price of US$25 (down from $50), the Organic Basics Soft Touch Cut-Out Bralette—a 95% TENCEL Lyocell/5% elastane wireless style—is priced above the Miiyu's CA$24.95 and is currently sold out; for a Canadian customer, the Miiyu represents a more available and slightly more affordable TENCEL-family bralette with a comparable lightweight, wire-free design.

How the triangle shape affects comfort and coverage

• Industry guides consistently position the wireless triangle bralette as ideal for A–C cups, because its support comes from gentle fabric tension rather than structured cups; for those within this range, the style offers enough hold for everyday lounging and low-impact movement while prioritizing a second-skin feel over compressive lift.
• The two triangular fabric panels create a low-coverage profile and a natural, rounded silhouette that sits close to the body — an instant comfort advantage over full-coverage bras because there is no rigid cup or underwire pressing against the ribcage, yet the cut still offers more shape than a bandeau.
• The wide elastic band under the bust borrows from the engineering of structured wireless bras, where a broader, firmer band distributes weight and prevents ride-up; on a triangle bralette this detail significantly boosts stability and longevity of fit compared to thin-band alternatives, making it a practical choice for all-day wear.
• The plunging triangular neckline is tailor-made for layering under V-neck tops, drop-armhole sweaters, and sheer fabrics, where the bralette becomes a visible accent piece rather than hidden hardware — a use case championed by stylists who treat the triangle bralette as a key component of a relaxed, modern summer look.
• While triangle bralettes are famously unlined with 'no cup structure, no padding, and very little shaping,' this Miiyu style includes removable contoured pads — a design move that lets the wearer toggle between a completely natural, unlined look and a smoother, nipple-concealing shape, effectively giving two bras in one.

Why TENCEL™ modal feels soft and its eco story

• The fiber structure actively absorbs and releases moisture, maintaining a drier microclimate next to the skin; in practice, this wicking action keeps the bralette from feeling clammy and clingy during a warm commute or light yoga, extending the comfort window beyond what static cotton or modal blends can offer.
• The fiber holds the EU Ecolabel for textile products, a certification that evaluates reduced environmental impact across the entire life cycle; for a bralette, that translates to a credible, regulatory-grade eco-tag that differentiates it from intimates whose green claims rely only on self-declared attributes.
• The fiber’s cross-section and inherent tenacity produce fabric softness that survives repeated washing and drying cycles; for a bralette, this means the plush handfeel and smooth drape persist through regular laundering without roughing up or stiffening, a common failure point of lower-grade modal.
• A molecular marker embedded in every TENCEL™ Modal fiber allows post-production authenticity verification, so the TENCEL name on the bralette’s label is a traceable material identity, not just a brand logo — a safeguard against fiber substitution that matters when the softness and eco-promises hinge on it being real Lenzing modal.
• Every TENCEL™ Modal fiber starts with wood from FSC- or PEFC-certified or controlled sources, ensuring the forest management behind this bralette meets third-party sustainability standards — a level of upstream transparency that generic modal often lacks, giving the garment a backstory that resonates with buyers who audit their wardrobe’s material origins.
• TENCEL™ Modal is notably high in tenacity among cellulosic fibers, so the fabric resists tearing and gradual deformation — a relevant detail for a bralette whose underband and adjustable straps must survive daily donning and doffing without losing their grip.
• TENCEL™ Modal fibers are certified biodegradable and compostable in various environments, so the bralette’s cellulose component breaks down after disposal without leaving synthetic microplastic residues — a distinct end-of-life advantage over polyester-heavy bralettes that linger in landfills for decades.
• Production of TENCEL™ Modal cuts water use and carbon emissions by at least 50% compared to generic modal (Higg MSI), so the bralette’s fabric carries a measurably smaller environmental load — a data point that sits behind the brand’s softness story and gives eco-conscious buyers a quantified reason to prefer TENCEL-labeled modal over anonymous alternatives.