This is a new cut to me, and right away I know I love it! The band is suuuuper tight, coming in at between 25-25.5" stretched, which is at or below my snug underbust measurement. It's tolerable for up to 8 hours or so, but then I just need to get it off my body! Other than that, it's a really exceptional bra. It has a beautiful design, for one. It has a somewhat bright blue lace overlay over the cups and the whole band (although it kind of looks more like a cornflower blue in some lighting), with beige padding and lining underneath. It has asymmetry pockets. The wire width is excellent, it has a wonderfully low gore, and I love how low coverage it is. It also has excellent immediate depth at the wire. It's super open on top, so it requires tall roots and/or FOT at this end of the size range. It has interesting straps that I've never seen before from EM. They're relatively thin and pretty stretchy, and they have an interesting kind of corrugated texture on the upside. I will probably reach for this over my PL now when I need something with a low gore, but especially because of the lower coverage in general. I wonder whether I'm on the brink of needing a 60G instead, because the apex seems a little low on me, although there's no quadding per se. I'd love some feedback about the fit from anyone who has tried this cut, especially Prettyncharmeuse, and lcl0706, from whom I bought the bra. It's too bad there isn't more data in my size range for the M cut, but I'll do my best to expand on that! I'm interested in getting the Jezynka in particular, especially after hearing that its materials are really soft and comfortable!

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• wow, that is really low-cut! and lovely color!

• Gorgeous!!!

• This looks beautiful on you! I love my Jezynka but I find the band to run stretchy.

• Girl!! This looks way better on you than it did on me. This is the only M cut I've ever tried. I'd love to try another one in 65E!

• Oh man. M cuts will never fit me but what a gorgeous color!

• Looks beautiful!

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  Thanks everyone! gratiat thanks!! I'd actually be totally okay if it was a little stretchier. This is the absolute tightest I can handle for any length of time. lcl0706 thanks girl!! I hope you get the chance to try the cut again soon.

• Would an extender help with the apparently low apex problem? With the band being stretched fairly tight, it's likely you're losing at least a little bit of projection/depth. This will also help extend the life of the bra--when the wearer is too lean to be compressible, something's gotta give and it will usually be the elastic.

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  sherrach898 i will when I save up enough money to order another one!

• wendybien I'll have to try it with an extender! I've never needed one before so I'll have to find one for cheap to try it out. I do have 1.5-2" of squish on my ribcage though, so this is actually the only bra (aside from the 3DM Trefl I used to own once upon a time, which was borderline too small) that has been too snug for me at times. I am training to be an opera singer though, so the only times it's uncomfortably tight are when I'm trying to expand my ribcage a lot for diaphragmatic breathing. Other than that, it's tolerable for several hours at a time, thank goodness!

• Oh, for sure, I bet a too-small band isn't a common experience for you -- with a petite frame like yours, there aren't too many bras available on the market that will actually be too short in the band! When I talk about compressible though, I'm not talking about one or two inches--I'm referring to people with a really nice ample amount of squish such that sizing down from the snug torso measurement would feel perfectly fine all day. Montserrat Caballe would be an example. I'm sure she can breathe just fine in a bra that is tighter than her torso measurement, because her bony ribcage itself is so well-protected from that band by a lot of soft tissue.

• wendybien Ahh, thank you for the clarification, haha. Montserrat Caballe is a perfect example ;)

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