This Bra is lovely, I received it from another user. I had obtained two bras on here around that day, one a Comexim 60H 3HC padded half cup and this mint Plunge. I kept mistaking this bra for a half cup because it's not very tall. I really love this bra, but it is certainly too small, giving me a good amount of quad boob when I scoop and swoop. I thought this size would fit, I had a size 60J Comexim padded Plunge that was too big and wide in the cups, so I thought this 55HH Plunge and the 60H padded Plunge would fit but they are a lot smaller.
I LOVE the construction of this bra though. Like most Comexim bras it is well made, with more narrow wires tailored to support and bring in the breasts. This bra reminds me more of my other padded half cups than it does my hot chocolate Plunge but has different seams inside and alightly different construction. I love bras with vertical seams, but this one is the Plunge and has one vertical seam around the middle dividing up two panels. This vertical seam leads up the inner bra leading up to another attachef pannel that stretches along the tops of the cups. This top panel is about 1 to 1.5inches wide and actually has another thinner seam stitched inside it about 2/3 of the way up this pannel. I think that was done to secure the green lace on the outer portion of the bra, but i think it also subtly curves the edge of the Bra inward making it slightly less open at the top. I dont sew, which means I may have misspoke or be incorrect but I always appreciate the details in my bras, especially my Polish bras. The Top didn't feel too open and I think if I had a fitting size it wouldn't feel too closed either. It fits closer to my 28E unlined cleo and reminds me of it with shape.

This Bra is so comfortable, I wish this bra was a little bigger. I am not at my thinnest but I still think this bra may be too small even if I lose more weight. My 60M bikini top is a bit too big, I am having a hard time figuring out my sizes in the different cuts. I have lost overall fullness and volume and my tissue is softer up top now, so I think I am more FOB and Center full (though less Intensely centerfull than before)

I usually dislike greens but this soft pastel mint green is cute with subtle floral prints. I love that the straps are not so far apart so there's no slippage and I am not tempted to alter/move them in nor am I pulling the straps in at an angle when I'm wearing the bra. I am very petite and I think my breasts and shoulders are fairly narrow. My nipples are spaced farther apart when unsupported. My breasts behave very differently when supported though becoming very clearly close set. I believe I am fairly projected. I love Polish bras just wanting to figure out sizing before ordering bras with alterations. One of my breasts is more narrow, higher and smaller than the other. My ideal wire width lives somewhere between 5 and 6 inches but I havnt figured out which is most ideal for both breasts and what depth and cup heights work best. The Padding on this bra is perfect, not too excessive. This did NOT come with cookie inserts. I will probably trade this one on here or find a new home. The seller was super sweet too(it was never marked as shipped)

I love this pretty little bra, I wish it was a better fit. When I scoop and swoop it looks way too small and a 55 band is too tight, even after having previous owners.

Editing to add. Someone helped me realize my other Comexim Plunge (Size 28J) was ordered through Breakout Bras rather than Comexim itself so the 28J did not equal Comexims 60J (actually more like a Comexim 60L) I tried to gauge the fit and size down based on what i thought was a 60J and I was so confused how this one was as small as it was. Also. I had stopped corsetting with conical shaped corsets, now my ribs are close to 28 so I will stick with 60, 65 (maybe 70) bands depending. I have since found. 65HH Padded Plunge Bikini from Comexim that fits great so I may look for other plunges around that size.

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Updated on Jul 04, 2022 Flag this

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