I LOVE this bra. The longline style band is comfortable and supportive, and the seaming on the cups (vertical rather than the typical diagonal) give me good lift and shape. The cups are padded enough for modesty, but don't add a lot of size. The retro styling makes me feel supported but sexy.

This is, without question, my favorite of the Freya bras I own, and I will definitely be checking out their other longline styles.

Bear in mind that there are only two columns of hooks, so there is less allowance for the band stretching out. I think that the fact that there is a lot more band than other bras will help mitigate any stretching, but it hasn't been long enough for me to know for sure.

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Updated on Feb 10, 2012 Flag this

• Did you find you had to go up a cup in this bra? I just got one in a 30E but am unsure of it's coverage, it seems to be rather short, even though it is a half cup style. And I notice you wear an E in the Deco but F in this. Is that your usual size?

• I find I have to go down a cup in the Deco, but that the Edina runs closer to true size. However, the Keisha, which is another padded halfcup, I definitely need the FF. The half cups do tend to be low cut, but I feel pretty secure in the F. I tried on multiple sizes of the Nieve longline in stores, and the FF was definitely too big for me, which is why I went for the F in the Edina.

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