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Fits ribcage	0.0
B. perimeter	0.0
Stretched Band	77.5
Band Length	66.0
Stretch ratio	1.2
Cup width	14.0
Cup depth	22.9
Depth ratio	1.6
Wire length	23.5
Cup height	0.0
Cup separation	1.9
Gore height	4.8
Wing height	10.2
Strap width	1.6
Hooks	3

This bra's measurements have been altered: Lowered gore, Reduced cups, 3x3 hooks and eyes, Higher sides

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Index	32:7
EU	70G
US	32G

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Didn't fit

The 70G I ordered through wellfitting.com was supposed to have the same customizations I had done to the 65H Jacqueline Bra, which I bought directly from Comexim a few months earlier:

Lowered gore
Reduced cups
3x3 hooks and eyes
Higher sides

If I had known about moving straps inward, I would've requested that customization, too.

The 70G Arizona's cups are deeper than those of my 65H Jacqueline. The cup height, gore height, wing height, and 3x3 hooks/eyes are the same. When I lay the Arizona on top of the Jacqueline, the wire width is the same. This is appropriate, since they are sister sizes.

However, the Arizona is deeper. The top of the cups gape slightly, and I don't get the front and centeredness of the Comexim Jacqueline or of my Ewa Michalak 3Ds, Pl Onyks, and strapless bras. My breasts naturally point straight ahead, have no space between them, and, after wearing properly fitting plunge bras for a year, have a fair amount of fullness near the center gore. When I wear a bra, I want to maximize fullness toward the center gore by pulling my ample side tissue forward.

It appears reports that Comexim doesn't do sister sizes the way Ewa Michalak or UK brands do appears correct. I am having the same issue with my Comexim Georgia, which I ordered with the Arizona. The good news is if you're half a cup between cup sizes in one Comexim band size, getting a sister size that isn't really a sister size may solve that problem.

The fabric part the hooks are embedded in has sharp edges. This flaw is prevalent among Comexim and Ewa Michalak bras. The Comexim Arizona, Comexim Jacqueline, and many of my Ewa Michalaks are sharp enough to make me bleed. I don't expect the same comfort of, say, a luxury brand like Prima Donna for these prices, but no bra should be sharp enough to cause its wearer to develop scabs from doing absolutely nothing physically active while wearing it.

The Comexim Arizona is pretty. I like the crochet style black lace over the bright red cups. The inside is bright red, which I find clear and cheery.
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