I received this lovely bra from Chezeb3lla so I could try new sizing options. The color is fabulous and pictures really don't do the colors justice. I was looking to try a 60 band since most of the 65's I have stretch over time and I really should be in a 60 band having a 25.5 inch under bust. Sadly this band on this bra stretches way too much for me. I start out wearing this on the tightest set of hooks. I've been finding that my most recent Ewa Michalak purchases have had much tighter bands in comparison to the older ones I've had. This fits much like my old 65G CH Toffic. I feel had this bra been a 60GG (with a true 60 band) I would have had a much much better fit. There is some slight gapping in the cup and about a thumbs width between where my breast end and the wire sits on the sides. I plan to keep this bra because I will be trying to get pregnant within the next year. Having a larger cup bra with a more forgiving roomy band will be perfect for pre and post pregnancy boobs.

*All pics were taken with the cookies in the cups.

The cups are a lovely shade of red with navy blue detail and navy blue elastic shoulder straps. The straps are made with a smooth elastic with cute little hot pink bow accents where the straps meet the cup. There is also a hot pink bow on the center gore. The straps are a bit wide set for me, but this may be due to it being one cup size too big. There are pockets inside the cup for the cookies. This bra has three rows and four columns of hooks on the back band. The back band is really stretchy, but made of a lovely soft fabric. The elastic on the back band is evenly distributed along the top and bottom, so no digging in.

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Updated on Nov 09, 2015 Flag this

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  This looks fantastic on you - it fits you really well!!

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  This looks so good on you! I think this one is the perfect cup volume for you, I would just go down in the band. This model is known to run particularly stretchy.

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  do they still make 55s?
  

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  They do, but I think not in this model because it's in outlet.

• lcl0706 Thank you. This truly is a beautiful bra.

  @PetiteCollegiate Do they scale the cups down with the smaller band size? I find this one to be slightly wide in the wires and a tad high in the armpits. I do plan to wear it during 'that time of the month' when I have more breast volume. It's much too lovely to give up.

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  Suposedly yes, the next band size down will have slightly narrower wires and lower cups, however I don't know if that's actually always the case. When (if) I ever get my most recent order I'll compare the 55FF/Gs to the 65E/Fs I have.

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  Suposedly yes, the next band size down will have slightly narrower wires and lower cups, however I don't know if that's actually always the case. When (if) I ever get my most recent order I'll compare the 55FF/Gs to the 65E/Fs I have.

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  I think the half cups run wider than the other cuts, dont they? I often read reviews of each model (if i can) to see how stretchy the bands are. Also I think the sheer SMs tend to run tight in the band - at least my 70J - Ewa Michalak » Sm Fiolecik (642) did - I'm still wearing an extender with it.

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  Depends on the size range! In my size range CHP/CH is the narrowest and most projected cut from EM.

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  I guess she's closer to your range than mine

• dbmamaz I honestly feel it's just a shot in the dark as to what bra will have a tight band. There really isn't any consistency. I have two SM Wrozka, 65FF & 65G, and the 65G clearly has a smaller band.

  PetiteCollegiate Up in till now I've always just purchased 65 bands because I was afraid to get the 60 custom order. But I think with the track record of stretchy bands I'll just bite the bullet and order. I do love the look of the CHP/CH cups. They truly provide a lovely round shape under clothes.

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  sometimes they mention on EM's website that a bra has a particularly tight band. Looked over about 2 dozen and only found 2 marked as 'standard band' but i swear I saw one marked as tight band a few weeks ago

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