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• Thank you for sharing. While, I don’t understand what is being said in the video, it was cool to see how they actually produce their bras. I enjoyed reading, using google translate, what the article had to say. I love her bras, she has a customer for life. I love her bras and really love her panties.

• I've translated the video now - fast and maybe too directly ;) Enjoy! (and ask if you have any questions)

  [0:00-0:17] In fact, I am quite a boring person - my whole life is about bras, bras and bras. I can talk hours about bras, about other things - not really [laugh]. Making big bras for very big breasts - this is the passion of my life. This is cool.

  [0:18-1:10] The biggest bra I've ever made is a 70PP bra - this is how it looks like.
  Bust that big [showing] - you have to know that if bra is that big, it means that breasts are much bigger.
  While cleaning my workshop I've started to browse some trade magazines and I've found an article titled "The alphabet does not end on D". I've read there about women who had big bust and big problems with dressing it up. I've got interested, as earlier I was making only 13 basic bra sizes. At this moment I'm offering over 300 sizes.

  [1:12-1:52] Either you are walking, laying, exercising, sleeping - simply, your bust is always with you. You have to dress it up well - so you feel comfortable and happy about it. With smaller breasts you don't need as much energy - some soft fabrics are enough to provide nice shape. With bigger sizes it's impossible.
  You can compare this to steel structure of bridges - it needs to have some volume to maintain the load and relieve the spine and arms, while not looking like "a tent in dirty beige*".

  [1:53-2:56] I'm cutting. I am a traditionalist - I just can't work on computer. Then, from these cut pieces we will sew the whole bra. First revision is a "technical bra" - to check, if this construction can work for the person. Each of these templates is a piece of bra - one of many of them.
  I am not a fan of wireless bras, because underwires discipline our breasts to stay in specified place. In theory you could suspect that the bust which is exposed and lifted up by bra is bigger. But it turns out that with properly fitting bra, with the right cup size the bust looks relatively smaller. It's lighter, it's not flattened, it does not add the additional weight to the body. Suddenly the woman "starts" to have a waistline. Simply, bigger bust flattened on whole chest can hide it.
  ...and bra is ready!

  [2:57-3:37] [Woman in black shirt]: I can't, for example, put my arms to the back, as if I wanted to stand at attention, because here is my problem - my breasts move to the armpits.
  [Ewa]: Usually it does not end on two try-ons.
  [Woman in black shirt]: And this is what tigers like!
  [Ewa]: There are so incredible material stresses and big forces working, that you really need some engineer precision to lift "a block of bust".
  [Woman in black shirt]: It's completely different now when I am moving. In my previous bra with every move my breasts were jumping. Now they are disciplined.

  [3:40-3:55] Every woman who writes to me is different and every one of them has her own story. A good bra helps women in many areas of life - usually it's not seen though.

  *it's a mocking term for bras usually served for women with bigger breasts in places not aware of vastness of sizes - ugly, big, cotton-looking boring bra in beige

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