I still lack a lot of bra knowledge and I haven't figured out why my experiences with Comexim 3hcs are as they are. In Panache/Ewa Michalak I wear 30G and based on the huge quadding I get in Comexim 65J, I should be wearing 65K or even 65L. But my 65K Miss Bee-Have has issues with the wires digging in and riding down, while my two 65Js (as silly as they look on me) are incredibly comfortable. I'm hoping when I figure out the right alterations, I'll be able to order a 65K or 65L that fits!

For the time being, I'm happy to get more 65Js. I swapped with Wilderness1 who had ordered it with the following alterations: overlapped gore, straps moved in 1cm, and reduced cup height. I took some pictures of it with my 65J Irish Coffee to show the difference.

As you can see the gore and cups on this Honey Cookie are about 1cm shorter. I couldn't tell a difference between narrowness of the gores, but having a lower gore really helped me. I'm close set and center full, so I benefited from more room in the middle and the gore was surprisingly close to tacking. I can't visually tell a difference with the strap placement, but I can tell it in how the bra fits. Especially with my Miss Bee-Have, the straps are on the very edge of my shoulders, always have to be put back on, and are always loosening themselves somehow. The Honey Cookie straps feel much more secure!

Though it doesn't technically fit, 10/10 comfortable bra and I got to try these alterations!

Updated on Dec 20, 2020 Flag this

---

add a comment

Use @ to mention users, brands, models and more

You need to sign in to comment