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The fit of this bra isn't perfect, but it's pretty darn close. I have a fun backstory with this bra though (sorry it's a bit long)-

I've been breastfeeding continuously for 3.5 years. During that time I've been pretty prone to clogs anytime I even LOOK at a wired bra, so I've been mostly wearing bras I affectionately call "stretchy beige tarps." My youngest baby is a little over 1 year old and only nurses twice a day now, so I was VERY excited to make a trip to the local fancy bra boutique (Breakout Bras!) and have a proper fitting. Even before I got pregnant, I was wearing ... super old stretched out bras. I honestly can't even guess what size they were. In preparation for my fitting, I measured myself and followed the directions on r/ABTF and come up with a size somewhere in the neighborhood of 34G/GG. That seemed about right to me, I knew my band was 34ish but I couldn't find cups big enough in stores. I planned a girls' luncheon with my friends to try on bras, and off we went.

When I got to the bra boutique, the clerk (fitter? salesperson? I don't know her actual title!) gave me a once over in my stretchy beige tarp and declared me a 32HH. I was skeptical I'd be able to breathe, but figured she was the expert, so I eagerly waited while she brought me some bras to try. She brought a mix of Elomi, Fantasie, and Panache bras... everything was VERY full coverage. Not that I really requested super sexy/plunge stuff, but I'm very petite and have a short torso, and full coverage bras always feel like they come up to my neck. (I've since determined that my shape is very short-rooted/high set, narrow, and projected. I'm 5'2" and my bra band in the back is usually only 4-5" above my pants... super short torso.)

So I started trying on these bras, and I could BARELY fasten them... as in, if my ribcage were even 1/4" bigger, it wouldn't have happened. I was worried I was going to break/rip the bras. In hindsight I am certain the wires were probably distorted in everything I tried on. To say I was uncomfortable would be putting it mildly... my "break the tape" measurement is 32.5" and most 32" bands are painful. I told the woman that was helping me, and she dismissed my concerns, and said I'd get used to it. In all the bras I tried on, the straps had to be adjusted as small as they could possibly go. I realize now this was a sign that the cups were probably a bit too big and she was pulling up the slack (and they all still gaped a bit on my smaller side); it didn't actually make the straps too short. What it DID do was pull all the cups straight up into my armpits (I'm sure the super tight band and wire distortion played a part as well). The upper/outer sides of the cups were digging into my Tail of Spence and armpit and the area was red/raw feeling after about half a dozen bras. Again, I was told it was just because I'd been used to nursing bras, and I'd get used to it. She never took any bras back to try a different size, and according to her the band looked great.

Despite these red flags, I really liked several of the bras she brought me. My very very favorite was this bra - the Panache Clara in Duck Egg blue. When it came time to pick one to purchase, I picked a Fantasie Rebecca (basically a beige t shirt bra) and this one in a 32HH. The last step at the boutique is that a manager/supervisor has to come over and "approve" your fit. Well, the manager didn't care for the fit of this one. Not for any of the reasons I would've cited though; she said it looked like the gore and armpit wires were too high on me and even if it were comfy then, it would bother me within a couple of hours. She did not approve it for purchase. (I think I could've bought it anyway, but forfeit returns? or something, I didn't push it.) So even though it was beautiful and I'd made all my friends that were with me come look at it in the dressing room because I loved it so much, I didn't take it home that day... which is probably for the best because it was a 32HH.

I spent the next month obsessively reading bra blogs and reviews and measurements on Bratabase. I ordered a bunch from Amazon Prime just to try different sizes. And, lo and behold, I determined that a 34GG was a MUCH better fit for me in Panache bras! So I bought this one and am very tempted to wear it to the bra boutique, just to show it off. The fit is great now, the band is comfortable, the wires are comfortable (for Panache), the cups fit perfectly (it's like a second skin!), the straps are adjusted properly, it encloses all my tissue, and the cups are not up in my armpits/ToS. It's a bra miracle. I even posted a photo here in Bratabase, I was so excited about the fit. When I opened the package from Amazon and tried it on, angels sang. I lounged in it and read a book in bed, it was THAT comfy.

It's not quite perfect - I am still a short person and it does have a tall gore (it comes higher than the majority of my breast tissue), but I think I can bend it just enough to make it work. I also think I could use just a smidge more projection near the center (just below/beside the gore). The bra fits strangely in that region (it's that inner triangle of fabric near the center), and it creates an oddly flat area, but you can really only feel it, not see it, because of the location. My only other complaint (if you could call it that) is that the wire swings a bit wide under my arm, and ends up about 1" past the end of my breast tissue. It doesn't bother me comfort-wise, just worth noting for others that have narrow roots. The lace around the band is a bit stiff but I fully expect it will soften up after a few washes/wears.

Moral of the story: Don't let someone else tell you what bra you are comfortable in!
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Duck egg colorway

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MY SHAPE: Narrow, projected, short roots, close set, center full, even fullness (not FOT or FOB)

FIT: I love the shape SF bras give! It's almost as round as Cleo Marcie, uplifted and centered like Ewa's S cut bras, and even though it's a soft cup bra it conceals nipples very well. I am currently breastfeeding and tried this one when one side was very full and the other side was very empty, and it accommodated both equally well. There was no quadding on the larger side or gapping on the smaller side. The band on this feels a little stretchier than my 75G - Ewa Michalak ... » Sf Gładzioch Beż (849), which is good since that one is on the verge of being too tight. This feels more like a typical firm 34 band. The straps are less of an issue on this one as well, but still need to be adjusted almost as long as they'll go. I have a super short torso and usually have the opposite issue - straps are too long - but so far all my SF bras could really use just another inch or two of strap. The SF bras are all a really good match for my shape - wires sit right in my IMF, ample projection at the bottom and near the gore, and the gore itself stays out of the way of my center fullness.

APPEARANCE/QUALITY: I am not typically a huge fan of the black/blue combo, but I really love the shade of blue used here. I wouldn't have called it royal blue; it's got more of a purple undertone. It's like a dark/bright periwinkle color. I wasn't sure from the stock photos, but the blue lace overlay is the exact same shade as the blue straps. The gore is really nice as well - I'm not sure how to describe it. It's got crisscrossing ribbon and a see-through mesh section; almost like a keyhole design with bows on top and bottom. The blue lace is only on the cups and about an inch past them to the vertical wing seams; the rest of the bra is a single layer of black material. I like that the blue lace is a more abstract floral design; nothing against floral, but must ALL the bras with stretch lace use the same oversized floral motif? The black (floral) lace panel at the top of the cup is stretchy, similar to the Panache Envy/Jasmine models. The lower part of the cup itself has some seriously strong mesh backing, which is where (I assume) this bra gets its lifting power.

OVERALL: I was on the fence about this particular SF bra, but now I'm happy I ordered it because it's really quite stunning in person! I'm glad I picked up the matching briefs in the Black Friday sale as well, this is definitely worthy of owning the matching set.

Update - I like this bra so much I ordered the matching briefs in Ewa's Black Friday sale, and I'm glad I did because the SF Royal Blue set has disappeared from her site! I'm very short, and most of my shortness is in my torso (normal length legs), so I usually stay away from high-waisted briefs because they basically come right up to the bra. These briefs have me rethinking that strategy - the lace isn't super stretchy, so I am careful when I pull them on because they feel delicate, but they are so flattering! The do have the double-layer of tulle on the butt with a slight ruffle effect, so I can't use them under fitted skirts etc, but they'll be nice for flowy dresses or other high-waisted pants/skirts. Possibly TMI, but I've had 2 cesarean sections and I'm a US size 14 in pants; I usually just deal with the way my underwear rolls under my scar-flap and gets trapped there. That's not an issue with high-waisted briefs, and these feel much sexier than your typical high-waisted Hanes. Really a stunning, gorgeous set - I'm wondering if Ewa has other plans for that material, since she pulled the SF Royal Blue off the website?
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Royal Blue colorway

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Updated on Dec 14, 2016 Flag this

MY SHAPE: Narrow, projected, short roots, close set, center full, even fullness (not FOT or FOB)

FIT: I love the shape SF bras give! Super uplifted, front and center, round but with, as Ewa calls it, a "soft peak." The fit is right in line with my other SF bras, although my 75G - Ewa Michalak » Sf Gładzioch Beż (849) remains the outlier with its tight band and slightly-too-short straps. The SF style is my favorite for having enough immediate projection and for accommodating my center fullness. Absolutely an A+ on fit!

APPEARANCE/QUALITY: I wasn't sure going in if the bows/crosshatching pattern were a light blue or ... some other color. Turns out they're gray! Very pretty. There is some slight oddness in the stretch section at the top of the cup. It has BOTH the stretchy floral purple lace and a single layer of stretchy black tulle (identical to the tulle in the double layer at the top of the cup on the 75G - Ewa Michalak » Sf Czarny Gładzioch (866) ). I'm not really sure why this bra needed both materials, and they're not sewn together so it's possible to flap the purple lace down and reveal the black underneath. Perhaps it was done to match the wings, which are purple lace over stretchy black material? Perhaps just the lace alone was too stretchy and would've resulted in quadding? The matching briefs don't have the black backing at all.

OVERALL: I'm really excited to own my favorite style of bra in one of my favorite colors! I'm not a huge fan of the combination of the crosshatch pattern with the oversized floral lace, I would've preferred the clean lines of the tulle used in the beige and black SF bras... but this is still a really pretty set that I will wear often.
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Purple colorway

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I love this bra!

MY SHAPE: Narrow, projected, short roots, close set, center full, even fullness (not FOT or FOB)

FIT: Very comfy! This bra fits my shape pretty well, makes me look very rounded. The fit is exactly the same as my 75K - Comexim » Sonia Half Cup (406) , which is what I wanted. My only complaint is the cup edges where the black satin is - they are thick and end very bluntly, which creates a ridge that can show through shirts. If I order from Comexim/Wellfitting again I'll be sure to avoid those. My Sonia bra has lace in that spot instead of ... the satin trim, and it does not create an obvious bra-boob ridge. I love how smooth the seams on the cup are - if not for the cup-edge seam issue it would be invisible (texture-wise) under dark shirts.

APPEARANCE/QUALITY: Obviously it's awesome because there are cats. There is a slight pattern kind of embossed on the fabric - shiny wavy lines. It's almost impossible to photograph. It doesn't bother me, but I find it an odd choice. I'm glad the cat print is only on the cups because I think it would be overwhelming on the whole bra.

OVERALL: I've had this bra for about 10 days now and worn it pretty much any time I would've worn a black bra. It's a current favorite for sure.
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Cats colorway

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Updated on Nov 29, 2016 Flag this

I tried this bra on a whim. I have a super short torso, and have never really given longlines a second glance, but with a color this pretty I couldn't resist at least trying... Plus my size was on Amazon so it was risk free!

First, the good: the color is gorgeous! It's a nice saturated cobalt blue. The eyelash lace is a nice touch. The straps are padded between the shoulder and cup (but this makes them only half adjustable).

Now, the bad: This didn't fit me at all. The band was huge. I could fasten it on the tightest hooks right out of the package; the stretched ... measurement is 39" on this 34GG! I actually double checked several times to make sure Amazon sent me the right size. I usually don't have an issue with Panache/Cleo bands, if anything they're usually too tight (I'm between 32 and 34), this was much looser than normal. It mostly stayed put due to being a longline, but definitely would've had issues were it a regular bra.

The cups were either a smidge too small or possibly the wrong shape. I couldn't get the wire to stay in my IMF, it felt like it was floating down a bit, plus I got noticeable quadboob on both sides. I think a bigger cup would've helped, maybe... But with the lack of proper tension from the loose band and the way the cup is shaped (NOT good for FOT ladies!) it was tough to judge. The gore tacked just fine, go figure. I kept trying to hike it up to get my boobs to settle into the cups, but it just wasn't working for me.

The wires are at least 1/2" shorter than their channels, which makes the wings do an uncomfortable pokey maneuver in my armpit. Despite the side stays and the band of elastic along the front, the section with the eyelash lace kept rolling up while I was standing still (not sitting or even walking).

There also seem to be some quality control issues. In addition to the very stretchy band, the lace had several runs/pulls/bobbles and there were loose threads attached all over the cup seams (see pics).

Despite how lovely this bra is, I'll be sending it back.
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Cobalt blue colorway

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I spent about a month doing various returns/exchanges with Zathiya before I settled on a 75GG in this bra, and I am pretty sure I snagged the last one in my size! I'm going to say it's true to size because all the bras I've bought recently (Panache, Cleo, Curvy Kate, Fantasie) are in the 32H/34GG neighborhood and this fits just as well. The band is comfortable on the loosest hooks; I have to wear the asymmetry pad on my right (see pics) but once I do that the cups fit just right with no gaps or spillage.

This bra is so, so pretty in person! The aqua color ... of the lace in all the stock photos is true to life. The straps are a very light blue. The lace goes all the way around, which is both a nice aesthetic detail and adds some structure to the band. In some of my other bras the elastic on the top and bottom of the band is much tighter than the band material, which leads to extra back rolls, but this one doesn't do that. I tried to add a picture of my back so you can see how nice and smooth the band is.

My bra has a tiny spot on the left cup at the T-junction of the seams where the lace doesn't lie flat. It's not a fit issue, it's actually from the way the bra was sewn, but it's not visible under clothes and I think it will probably smooth out a bit with time. The bra was shipped to me in a polymailer, and it was folded right along the seam at the top of the cup, and I think that is contributing to it. I think this is also making it a bit pointier than it would normally be.

This is the only bra I own that actually gives me cleavage! I have very very short roots and it's nice to own a plunge so the gore doesn't come up to my chin. I wore this bra for 8 hours at work the day after I received it, and it was comfortable enough I forgot I was wearing it. Despite the way it may appear in the pictures, the gore does tack very well.

Pros: Great cleavage, makes me look thinner from the front because it pulls everything in to the center, the material used on the band is appropriately firm

Cons: Lace is very textured and shows under thin shirts; minor torpedo shape (will probably get better once bra has been washed, see above comments about it getting crushed a bit during shipping)
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Aqua blue colorway

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I recently got another package from my bra fairy. Although my "normal" Ewa size is 75GG for padded and 75G for unpadded, I got several 75G S bras from her this time (as well as some more 75G BM styles). In theory these S bras should be a cup too small, but since I had issues with certain 75GG S styles being too tall I thought this could be a fun experiment...

MY SHAPE: Narrow, projected, short roots, close set, center full, even fullness (technically FOT but my short roots make me appear even most of the time).

FIT: This fits so well! I was nervous since this one was ... a 75G, but either this bra is an outlier that runs big or I can actually wear both sizes. I did feel like this wasn't as much "that's a lot of bra" as my other S bras, so perhaps I've just been buying a cup size too big all this time? But that still doesn't make a ton of sense because I definitely wear a 75G (and almost a 75GG) in her unpadded styles, and I feel like it's kind of an unwritten rule that Ewa's padded bras run smaller than the unpadded ones... Hm. A mystery. This one definitely fits though! The pictures don't lie, and they were taken after a 9-hour work day without any readjustment. I haven't measured yet, but it'll be interesting to see how it compares to my other bras in 75GG. As always I have one of the asymmetry cookies in my smaller (right) side to even things out. As usual on my squishy ribcage, the bottom elastic dug in a bit by the end of the day, but this will soften with wear.

APPEARANCE/QUALITY: The shape this bra gives is nice and round and projected, just like my other S bras. I love the way the floral design is almost printed on the lace instead of woven in or printed on the solid blue base, it's definitely unique. I also appreciated that there are several small stitches holding the top edge of the lace down - I have had issues with my 75GG - Ewa Michalak » S Syrena (790) because the eyelash lace always wants to fold over, but these little stitches prevent the issue entirely. The best part is the stitches are invisible - I only realized they existed because I tried to fold the lace over! The colors are lovely, very fun, sure to brighten my mood even when I'm the only one who knows what my bra looks like.

OVERALL: Another keeper from Ewa! After my experiences with this most recent package of bras from my bra fairy, I may order my S bras in 75G from now on, especially if others say they run tall/big.
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Updated on Jan 25, 2017 Flag this

I found someone on one of the Facebook swap groups selling a ton of EM and Comexim bras in my size (many new with tags), and I couldn't resist! My first package was mostly Ewa's S cut bras, but I will hopefully be getting some SM and BM styles from her as soon as my bank account recovers, ha. Maybe some Comexims too. We'll see.

Glamour was one of those bras that I had often looked at and thought how pretty it looked, but I just wasn't sure I NEEDED it like I need a good beige bra, t shirt bra, black bra, etc. This was a bit of ... an impulse buy for me. I'm not sure I ever would've had the nerve to buy it full price, but I'm so glad I bought it because it is BEAUTIFUL in person.

My general shape is: short roots, even fullness (but functionally FOB in some styles due to shortness), narrow, soft, very center full with no separation at all.

I wasn't sure what to expect from this cut, but I really like it! My one tiny quibble is I think the cups are just a smidge too tall for me, maybe 1/4" or so, but it's not a huge deal. I got this bra in my usual 75GG and the fit is pretty good; I do need to fasten it on the 2nd or 3rd set of hooks (out of 4) to get the proper support. I tried it at first on the loosest hooks, but got a small amount of gapping; changing to tighter hooks solves that problem for me. I got four S-cut bras in this package, and the Glamour seems to have slightly taller cups or some other very minor difference I can't pinpoint. Normally in Ewa Michalak bras that come with the asymmetry pads I only need to wear one on my smaller side, but I like the fit of this particular bra better with both pads. My other S bras and my PL bra are fine with just one pad. Overall, I did have some reservations and considered listing this one because it was still NWT when I got it, but now that I've been wearing it for several hours my breasts have settled into the cups and it looks perfect, no gaps at all. Holy moly, the uplift here is unreal! I feel like I've had a boob job when I look in the mirror. I guess I see why this is a popular style!

I think my boobs are slightly more center full than this cut really anticipated; I actually get a little quadding near the gore (which is a soft tack), but because it's pretty much buried down in my cleavage it's not noticeable under clothes and it doesn't bother me comfort-wise. The impression I get looking down at my boobs is that this bra is made for boobs a bit more separated than mine are... it's like you can see the fullest part of my breast doesn't quite line up with the fullest part of the cup as you look down, if that makes sense. It still puts everything front and center though, which I appreciate - my general body shape looks much thinner when things are all out front rather than flattened/minimized. The straps are a bit wide-set for me and cut into me a little where they join the cup, but that's pretty standard for me and not unique to this bra.

As far as the materials/construction, it's even prettier in person than I realized. The satin edge of the cup is so soft, I just want to stroke it all day (which will probably attract some unwanted attention at work). Everything feels expensive and luxurious... except the weird pink pompoms at the gore. I appreciate they're "different," but I don't quite feel like they match the rest of the bra. Perhaps it was meant to evoke the marabou trim on glamorous Old Hollywood actresses' dressing gowns? That's my best guess, although it reminds me more of kindergarten art projects. The lace on the cup is a nice art deco starburst-type design, and I love the way the pink ribbon makes a peekaboo shape at the gore. The pink ribbon is also on the front of the straps, which is a nice touch. I didn't realize the lace above the pink ribbon on the cup isn't held down in any way, and it does occasionally fold over itself under my shirt and make a lump.

Overall, I probably won't wear this one much just because the lace does show under thin shirts, but it's definitely on the shortlist for "most beautiful undergarments I own." When I talk about beautiful Polish lingerie to convert my friends, this is probably one of the bras I'll show them.
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This bra is exclusive to Bra Obsessed. I love the blue color and looked at it longingly for many months before I summoned the courage to ask Jaimie if it could be ordered as a custom PL instead of the default S, and she said yes!

MY SHAPE: Narrow, projected, short roots, close set, center full, even fullness (technically FOT but my short roots make me appear even most of the time)... Thinking I may also be low set, straps always seem barely long enough despite my short waist.

FIT: Perfect! I only own one other EM plunge (75GG - Ewa Michalak » Pl Mojito ) and I ... love the fit of that one, but I found someone selling a bunch of S style bras on Facebook so I spent a few months buying those instead. The S style Ewa Michalak bras fit me pretty well but I often wish they had just a smidge more room for my inner fullness; the PL cut embraces inner fullness. It appears to be made for people like me that have zero space between their breasts. I haven't taken the measurements for this bra yet, but the band feels right in line with all my other 75GG padded EM bras and the cups fit just like my PL Mojito. I do need to wear the cookie on my right (smaller) side, but once I do that it looks great. I wore this bra for a full 8 hours, and it was still comfortable at the end of the day. When I took it off, the red marks followed my IMF and enclosed my tissue perfectly. My comexim bras have been aggravating my rib flare recently, and some of my unlined EM bras tend to roll in that spot as well, but this one was comfortable all day long.

APPEARANCE/QUALITY: I love shades of purple/blue/green, and I'm a sucker for clothing and accessories in those shades. I fell in love with Blekitek the moment I saw it. I love to know what the names of Ewa's bras translate to in English, and "blekitek" translates to blue whiting, which looks like a small minnow-type of fish, which I thought was a strange name for lingerie... but then I tried translating Błękitek with all the special characters my US keyboard doesn't have, and it came back as just BLUE. This bra tends to look purple in photos, bordering on periwinkle blue, but in person it's a beautiful sky blue. The straps have embellishments all the way down the center, which does make it a little tricky to adjust, but they are fully adjustable with a little force. The lace has a design element that looks a bit fuzzy (see photos) - I am concerned about how durable that portion is, it seems to catch on literally everything, but only time will tell. The only thing I don't care for is the way the weave of the lace is very open near the top edge of the cup; you can see the underlying white foam pieces clearly (they're kind of shiny, like the asymmetry cookies). I'm not a huge fan of that look; I wish they'd put some white mesh behind the lace to make it look a little more finished. The visible foam looks a little cheap to me, but it's barely noticeable and honestly a very minor detraction from a lovely bra. The S style seems to come with bows at the straps (judging by photos on Bra Obsessed), mine only has the bow/jewel combo at the gore. There is a lovely little scalloped edge embellishment all the way around the top and bottom of the band, which is a nice detail that relates back to the embellishment on the straps.

I also ordered the matching briefs in my usual size 42; they run loose. The tightest part is the elastic around the waist; the leg openings are just mesh, no elastic. I'm very apple-shaped, but I think a pear-shaped person could easily size down in these particular briefs. They're not a full size too large, just on the roomy side of things since there is no elastic around the leg openings. They are made of the same light blue lace as the bra cups and a slightly darker blue mesh that matches the wings/straps.

OVERALL: A++! I am excited to own a full set that is such a lovely color and with pieces that are both incredibly comfortable. This was my first order from Bra Obsessed, and I'll be ordering from Jaimie again for sure; she was great to work with.
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For reference, I consider myself extremely short rooted, projected, narrow, and even fullness (although my roots are so short I'm functionally FOB). My tissue is somewhat soft due to breastfeeding.

I had SUCH high hopes for Ellace! All the reviews sounded like it would be awesome for my shape. Alas, it was not meant to be.

First, the good-
- The thick sturdy elastic around the bottom of the band is amazing! It was great for comfort, and the contrasting color was a nice touch too.
-Nice rounded shape
-Very comfortable in general
-I tried this bra in 2 cup sizes, and saw no huge difference (I had to keep ... checking which was which!), so the stretch lace allows some wiggle room for the perfect fit or if your breast size fluctuates

Now, the not so good-
-Band was waaaaay too big! This was brand new and I put it straight on the tightest hooks. I would definitely need a 32 in this one.
-The stretch lace seems to be much more elastic than the cup mesh. For me, this was a recipe for in-cup quadding on my larger side unless I positioned my boob very carefully.
-I'm not sure why they put an extra piece of elastic along the top of the cup. It seems like this might cause issues for ladies that are full on top.
-In both sizes I tried on, there was a significant amount of wrinkling in the stretch lace on my smaller side. Putting the band on the tightest hooks helped with this somewhat.
-there was very minor wrinkling at the bottom of the cups. I could overlook it if this were the only issue.
- The wires were too wide for me. This was not helped when I had to put the band on the tightest hooks, but I also had wrinkling at the top of the band on both sides of the underwire in the underarm area... Just a strange fit.
- The cups were a little too tall, which probably contributed to the wrinkling at the top of the cup on my smaller side. It also meant that the wide-set straps were all the way in my armpits, making for a very uncomfortable bra.
-the gore tacked, but it kept twisting. Not the worst issue, but annoying.

I think for this bra to work for me, I would need to try a 32 band, but no clue about cup since both the 34G and 34GG seem to fit exactly the same. I'd also need a longer torso.
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Black/champagne colorway

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Updated on Sep 21, 2016 Flag this