Doesn't fit
- Center gore placement:
- Doesn't lie flat against sternum
- Top of the cup:
- Cuts into breast tissue (quad boob effect)
- Band fit:
- I can fasten it, but it feels too tight
Measurement | Cm |
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Search by measurements | |
Fits ribcage | 0.0 |
B. perimeter | 0.0 |
Stretched Band | 83.0 |
Band Length | 60.0 |
Stretch ratio | 1.4 |
Cup width | 15.0 |
Cup depth | 23.2 |
Depth ratio | 1.5 |
Wire length | 24.5 |
Cup height | 0.0 |
Cup separation | 1.6 |
Gore height | 7.9 |
Wing height | 10.2 |
Strap width | 1.8 |
Hooks | 3 |
Index | 34:8 |
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EU | 75H |
US | 34H |
Didn't fit
Beautiful bra, but unfortunately too small in both band and cup.
If you regularly wear a 34 band, like in Ewa Michalak for example, this 34 actually fits like a 32 so definitely size up in the band. I can close the bra, but it feels like it's suffocating me. Not even ten minutes later and my body had red marks and indentations after I had removed it.
Because the cups were about 2 sizes too small I couldn't gauge how comfortable the bra was. I had so much spillage that my nipples were about to pop over the top, and I have very full-on-top breasts that practically point downwards. To its merit, the wires were perfectly narrow as sometimes Ewa Michalak bras are a tiny bit wide on me, and had great depth for my projected boobs.
I usually wear a 34G/75G in Ewa Michalak bras and with Wellfitting/Comexim bras I think I should be a 36HH or 36J at the very least.
Such a shame as I did get great lift and separation and a great amount of cleavage with this bra despite the enormous quad-boob.
So to sum it up: works well with projected breats and size up in both cup and band.
Updated on Jul 13, 2016 Flag this
Doesn't fit
Doesn't fit