When I tried it on initially and took a little video of the fit for AGBras , I said “yasss” initially. I do still really like it, but it’s not quite right in the fit after a day of wear. It’s a super cute Kinga semi soft with a bit of a stretchy upper lace portion.

The fit is a little tight in the band, and with a full day’s wear at work, I could feel the wires trying to slip down. I was aware of this bra a lot of the day I was wearing it. I did find the wire marks appear to follow my roots pretty well, so I suspect that it might be a wire shape issue, or maybe related to the band being a tad snug, because it seems like it should be deep enough at the wire. I did have the same problem with the other Kinga semi softs I have tried.

The print is super cute and the matching thong was pretty comfortable once I found the sweet spot. I feel like it’s not quite right. I want to love it. I’m going to try it with the extender next time and see if I have a different/better experience with it.

A note with a lot of the Kinga and Gorsenias: I feel like the gore is both a bit too wide and tall for me.

My soft, even to fob, functionally short breasts do feel good and secure in the semi soft styles but I think I prefer a fully lined or fully unlined bra.

This bra is not owned any more

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• I loved Kinga bras at first as well, but found their wires to be a bit too Panache like and painful. Also, I found their band elastic to feel "biting" even when measurements showed it shouldn't be too tight at all. I didn't try all the styles available though (and there are ton of them), so maybe some are better than others.

  Is this a keeper or just a borrow and return? Maybe an extender would help to assess the issues a bit better by eliminating the possibility of it being to snug? Or maybe try wearing it around the house for an hour inside out to see if it's the elastic itself and not the band?

• Too bad it's not quite right for you, it looks great and gives you a nice shape. I like the subtle and pretty pattern on the bra.

• Would you say Kinga runs a little small across all styles? I’m very close to your measurements and I ordered a couple of their soft bras (totally unlined) in 65H during their sale last week. I hope I chose the right size!!

  Sorry this turned out a bit small but it’s really lovely and definitely a bridal vibe :)

• Sorry I was looking at that 65G white semi-soft you have listed when I said “bridal vibe”. :). But I do like this one too, Kinga has so many great patterns! Hard to figure sizing though, not a whole lot of sizing data yet..

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  Jolie0216 yes the one I listed is very bridal vibe. I thought much the same thing when I tried it on. I have a 65G Kinga Furni that fits close to my 65FF Ewa BM bras. Does this help? I’m usually 30F/FF and take 65FF/70F in Ewas.

  Wilderness1 yes it’s a super cute one. I love the print and the lace is forgiving. It’s a good shape.

  MamaPagan it is a keep. She sent me a bunch to have/try. I’m definitely going to try it with the extender and see if I have a different experience. I mean, it’s not super tight. It was tighter initially when I received it but I was still on the tail end of the rib cage inflammation (Costochondritis?) flare up.

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  Jolie0216 I wouldn't say Kinga runs small. Each style is different though. All of their constructions fit differently. So is each Polish brand, btw. Kinga 65G not same as Ewa Bien 65G not the same as Krisline 65G not the same as Ewa Michalak 65G.

  Example: Gorsenia 65G softcup fits me. Kinga 65G does not. Not because there isn't sufficient cup volume but because there isn't enough cup depth/projection.

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