With Bravissimo doing 28 bands, I jumped at the chance at trying this. I measure about a 28HH-J and I think it runs true to size. I suffer from pain during bed time and thought this might help.

Measurements:
Front Length: approx 17inches/43cm
Back Length: approx 16inches/41cm
Mid-Point Width (below cup/band elasicated area): 14inches/37.5cm
Band Clasp Thickness: approx 2inches/5cm
Band Thickness at Sides: approx 5inches/13cm
Band Thickness at Front (where bra gore normally sits): approx 9inches/23cm
Height of Elasticated Band Section at Sides + Front: 1inch/2.5cm

Fit of the Top: The top comes up higher than I expected so there's not much cleavage on show (which I like as I feel comfortable wearing it over at friends' or my in-law's houses). On the waist, the top is reasonably baggy but does not hang off of me and fits well; just what I want in a pj top. For reference I am a UK size 10.

Band: The un-wired band is comfortable and firm enough. The material is soft and thick and good quality - which you want for the money. There are three hooks at the back that are spaced out on a thick band. On further wearings, I think I would prefer a tighter band but, for a decent pyjama top, it is good.

Shape: Provides some uplift although the elasticated bra area has collapsed at the bottom which is disappointing. I believe that this may be because I have projected, very firm tissue and the area where is is collapsing might be too shallow for my shape (full-on-bottom). Would suit someone with softer tissue.

Straps and Wings: Nice and thick with pretty lace detail although they do seem to take weight of my breasts which, after wearing for several hours, gets a little sore but then it was not made to be worn like a day top. The straps are a bit short for me though - being non-adjustable while the wings come up high; I am of average height (about 5"6). After a few wearings, I have found it uncomfortable to wear in bed due to the short straps when lying on my side and often move the straps away.

Updated on Jan 01, 2014 Flag this

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