This is another fail in my never-ending quest to find a t-shirt bra that fits. I love how this bra looks. The lightly gray and soft yellow lace accents are so pretty (and a nice alternative from a boring nude.) When I bought this bra online, I didn't realize that it was the same model as the Idol - which I had tried in 30E, 30F, 28F and 28FF - with no success. The band for the Freya is quite firm and the bra is very smooth in appearance. It disappears under a t-shirt, unlike the Deco which always seems to leave visible lines. Like the Freya Idol, I find this style a little too wide and shallow for me (quadding at the top, emptiness at the bottom). I am quite FOT and projected, so buying this bra may have been wishful thinking on my part. I love the look and the quality, but sadly this one is not for me. The quest continues.

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Updated on Oct 04, 2018 Flag this

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  UK brand t-shirt bras have never worked for me, which I had an easier time accepting when I was 25lbs heavier and bigger busted and really insanely projected for my size range, but it's kinda ridiculous now that I am in the 30F/32E range. I think they design their smooth molded cups to be too "flattening" in order to force a true round shape (no discernible apex at all) so for people who are especially center heavy and/or projected at the apex of the breast it just ends up not working. Are you in the USA or Canada? If you can find a place online or in store that sells a lot of Wacoal and Natori foam molded (unpadded) designs, some of them actually have really fantastic depth at the apex and are not super wide. You just have to investigate the different designs. Usually the ones that are only slightly plungey or else just a good old full cup will have the most projected shape. They all look SO much alike it is a bit confusing at first but if you keep track of the model names or numbers it's easier to discern if you are looking at a new and different design or not.
  They also run snug in the band so if you are a true 30 or even small 30/sometimes 38, their 30 bands should work quite well.

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