Plutonium743

This is another brand I wanted to review due to their claiming to be size inclusive and helping give better fit. One look at their size range though and it's obvious it really isn't. I usually wear a UK 30F and they do not have something in my size. Furthermore, their sizing guide put my 30/37 measurements as a 36C. I bought a 36C and 32DD, which was the closest I could get to my normal size. This one, the 36C, fit as expected: way too large in the band and too small in the cups. The measurements also show that both these bras even run quite loose ... in the band. This bra is very pretty and I love the different range of body types that the brand showcases, but it has a long way to go regarding size inclusiveness. Given Rihanna's massive fame, she has a chance to make a real difference in spreading knowledge about proper bra fitting/sizing with her brand. I hope they step up their game in the future instead of being same old, same old that just claims to be different.

32DD measurements
90cm
76cm
13.5
21.5
22
2.3
9
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2
13..5
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Even/FoT, splayed, average projection, narrow.

This is a size smaller than my usual 30FF, but even if it was the correct size I don't think I'd like it. The cups are too wide and shallow for me. It has thin padded inserts which don't really appeal to me either. It's pretty and quite comfortable, but just not for me.

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Updated on Aug 24, 2014 Flag this

30F/FF narrow and tall roots, projected, full on top

I bought this bra preowned so the band is understandably somewhat loose on me. The primary issue that I have with this bra is that the wires are far too wide for my narrow breast root. After wearing it all day the wires have a tendency to start digging into my ribcage on the sides. Otherwise it is wonderfully open on top and I love the feel of the fabric.

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Updated on Nov 29, 2014 Flag this

Me:FoT, narrow and tall root, average projection, splayed.

This is a beautiful soft mint color with lovely lace detailing. The band is somewhat tight for a 30 and I had to use an extender to try it on. The lace on top only presses in slightly. It fits but I don't particularly like the shape it gives me, too natural while I prefer rounded like the Cleo Marcie.

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Updated on Aug 24, 2014 Flag this

I love this bra! Unfortunately I think it's a cup size too big. I can fill out the bottom but the lace wrinkles at the top. It's so cute and I like the shape it gives and it's my first 28 band so I think I'm going to sew the lace down and just be in denial until I get some better fitting bras or can get this in a 28FF. Sadly I bought it off of eBay and have no idea what style it is. If anyone knows please let me know! https://d28qt14g3opchh.cloudfront.net/smileys/icon_smile.gif" alt=":)" />

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Me:FoT, narrow and tall root, average projection, splayed.

This bra is rather comfortable and I love the detailing but unfortunately it is too full on bottom for me.

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30F/FF tall and narrow root, average projection, full on top

This is listed as a sister cut off Marcie (which fits me great) but it definitely fits differently. The problem stems from the embroidery on the top mesh piece of the cups. It makes the top edge less stretchy and forgiving causing it to cut into the top of my breast. Add into the mix my tall roots and it just spells disaster even though the cups are the right volume. The band is very tight and fits more like a 28 in my opinion.

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30F/FF narrow and tall roots, projected, full on top

I have since learned that 65 bands from EM are too tight for me and this one was exceptionally tight, so much so that it was painful. This was also a cup too large for me as I fit best in 70E in this brand. The bottom of the cups are quite shallow and sloped, which was not a problem for me but may cause difficulties for women whose breasts have far more lower projection. Aside from these issues, this bra is a lifting champion as far as strapless bras go. In my right size I can picture this being a great strapless essential.

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Updated on Nov 29, 2014 Flag this

I decided to try ThirdLove's bra to see how well they can actually fit. To be honest, I didn't expect much since I obviously not every bra will work for every person regardless of what a brand might tout. This bra was certainly no exception. In terms of what I did like about this bra: it felt well made, was quite comfy, and the range they offer for nude colors does feel inclusive. However, the bra shape is rather odd. I consider myself to have somewhat wide set breasts, but this bra was much wider than me. Perhaps part of it is that I still have a narrow ... root despite being a bit splayed. If I slid one cup/wire over so that it sat directly where my root was, it looked like it would fit and got rid of the issues with the cup cutting into the top of my breast. I would recommend this bra to someone who has VERY wide set breasts and probably average root width. I can't imagine this bra working for most people. I can see how it would have been much better than my pre-ABTF sizes though and why many women rave about the brand in general. I just hope they increase their cup sizing and not just their band sizings. I wear a US 30G in their brand an that's practically at the end of their range. My boobs are nowhere near large so a lot of women with large breasts are probably not able to fit in their bras, or at least not with having signs of poor fit.
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Me:FoT, narrow and tall root, average projection, splayed.

Turns out this is a US 32F which equals a UK 32E. There's is a little bit of mismatch shape since it's a size small but it's not really noticeable. Band is somewhat firm but cups are incredibly comfy.

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Updated on Aug 24, 2014 Flag this