Huh. I thought I had figured out my proper Ewa size, but I guess not... In my 75H bras, I would get a tiny amount of quadraboob during the day and I had to fasten the band on the tightest hooks from the beginning. I thought I'd try one band size down and one cup size larger from what I originally had hoping it would fit, but that was definitely the wrong choice.

This bra is definitely too big for me. The band is perfect, but the cups are too large. I get a slight bit of wrinkling at the bottom. Also, I get a bit of gaping at the top of the cup near the center gore. If that seam was a bit tighter at the top, this bra would be nearly perfect! The gaping is too much and actually sticks out under clothing. I also have a bit of empty space between the top of the cup where the straps begin. It just doesn't lie flat.

The bra is amazingly beautiful though. Well made and lovely! I think I will try a few more bras from this company to get my perfect size, and when I do I will be ordering this one again!

This bra is not owned any more

Updated on Sep 20, 2012 Flag this

• It sounds like if you wanted to go down a band size and up in cup volume, you should go with a 70 H. 75H (+smaller band) = 70GG (+ bigger cup) = 70H.
  [Or, 75H (+larger cup size) = 75HH (+ smaller band) = 70H. same thing different order.]

  Of course, if you're trying different bra styles, you may find that they fit a little bit differently than this model. Good luck!

• Agh! ignore that. You did your math right for your intentions.
  Rather:
  75H (+smaller band) = 70HH (+ bigger cup) = 70J.
  [75H (+larger cup size) = 75HH (+ smaller band) = 70J.]
  I guess maybe the cups were not actually too small, but were either siting in the wrong place (cause by ll fitting band) or that the shape is just not quite right in that model for you.

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