Bought this bra used on BTB, together with a pink Envy.
The bras arrived neatly packaged and are still in good wearable condition, as advertised.

When I first discovered the Jasmine (4-5 years ago) I purchased multiple sizes to decide, so I had previously tried it on in this size, 32G.
Back then I discarded the 32G as 'too flimsy', as I preferred the 3-hooks and sturdier construction in the 30GG and 30H.

Now, I specifically wanted a 'lighter' fitting stretch lace bra (quarantine comfort, ya know), and I'm trying to be more mindful of re-using and recycling - which made me buy these 2 bras second-hand.

While I was initially content with my purchase, and there's nothing majorly 'wrong' with this bra, after a couple wears I'm not sure this is best for me; comfort-wise.
It fits alright, but the wires are still Panache-firm and the gore is too high for me - I had to bend it out with pliers to stop pressing into my sternum.
Interestingly, the gore feels relatively higher than the 30GG that I still own?

One issue: the underband is permanently 'rolled' outward under the cups. Not sure how this is caused exactly, as I haven't experienced this happening as signs of wear in my 'own' bras (when bought new - however the Envy I bought together with this Jasmine has it as well). At first I thought washing it would help; with some manual manipulation to re-structure and un-roll the underband while drying it - but that sadly hasn't helped. Too bad, because although it seems minor it does create some discomfort on me.

I do really like the appearance, the grey/brown/purple-ish snake print on black, and the stretch lace cups that Jasmine is famous for. Also like the black straps, quite convenient as I wear black often. This bra is certainly wearable and might serve a purpose, but as I do actually have more comfortable unpadded bras, it may need to be rehomed or donated in the end.

Updated on Jan 14, 2021 Flag this

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