At the beginning of my bra journey, I tried a Freya Deco Plunge in 28DD, but was shocked by the extremely firm band and the tall cups. However, lately I've been on the hunt for a good wireless bra, and I had high hopes for the Deco Soft Cup, which I heard can work even if the Deco Plunge doesn't fit your shape. I went with my normal size of 28E, but I think this was a mistake, as the cups ended up too tall on me.

The band, like on the Deco Plunge, is super firm. It is made from very firm stretch knit like many of Comexim's bands. It's tight, but supportive and not uncomfortable. Straps are medium width and taper to a leotard back. The entire bra is made from the same smooth stretch fabric and the only trims are tiny bows at the strap attachment. The cups are much wider than the Deco Plunge, but unfortunately they are also cut quite tall, although they don't rub and chafe in the underarm area. The width, bottom of the cup, and projection work for me, but the upper cup is pretty empty (it is filled when I scoop, but after moving, it ends up gapping). It is also very empty at the center, where the bra is supposed to give you cleavage, because I am quite shallow in that area. For this reason, I think if you don't have a lot of upper or center tissue, you should try sizing down in the cup instead of going with your normal size.

One thing I really like about this bra is that it gives a really nice shape, providing much more shaping than most wireless bras do. This is partially due to the more projected shape as well as the stiffer foam used to make the cups. This is not a bra you will wear primarily for comfort, but when you want to appear like you're wearing a normal t-shirt bra but just don't want to deal with the underwire. I've tried quite a few wireless bras so far, and I think this is one of the best quality bras and the most functional. I'll be trying it again in 28DD to see if sizing down can make it work.

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Updated on Jun 11, 2020 Flag this

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