I like this bra! I was expecting to like it, but I wasn’t sure how it would work out for me since I haven’t tried this size before.

I got this Lea from jagna.pl along with my 65J - Nessa » Simone Soft. I tried Nessa in 70J - Nessa » Miya Soft which was slightly too big in the cups, so I wanted to size down to a 70I. I think it’s a closer fit; however, I wonder if the Nessa bras with the silky fabric like this fit differently than the mesh/lace ones.

The elastic on the tops of the cups slightly cut in to my tissue. As I’ve stated in other reviews, elastic on the tops of cups does not work for me every time. I’m starting to think that I’m actually functionally FOT. I was formerly, but I wasn’t sure since losing cup sizes this year.

The Lea bra is a 3 part cup with firmer fabric on the bottom (similar to the fabric used on Elomi bras like Lucy, Kim, and Morgan) and lace with elastic on the top. Honestly, it’s very reminiscent of those bras I just mentioned, but Polish (and with non-stretch lace)! It’s pretty deep and gives a slight peak at the apex. I was hoping for something more rounded, but I don’t mind. The wires are not as narrow as other Polish brands, I’d say they’re average width.

It’s definitely a keeper, and I’m looking forward to trying other 70I Nessa bras! I don’t think 65J is the way to go, they seem like they don’t fit properly, which could be because the wires and straps are slightly different (maybe…that’s not a fact, just an assumption).

My breasts are slightly FOT when supported, center full at the gore, soft, pendulous, and short-rooted with average root width.

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Updated on Nov 24, 2023 Flag this

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• Is this bra too narrow for you? It looks like it is sitting on tissue in your sides?

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  I can assure you that it’s not, I’ve lost a lot of weight and I have loose skin on my sides.

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  Well, I take that back - I guess I should ask what indicates this because I think you’ve mentioned it on another bra or two of mine. When I take the bra off and look at the marks of where it sits and push my breast to see the outline of where I think my root ends, this bra is right where that distinction is. Are you referring to where it looks like my fat pops out above the area where my arm goes? Would that maybe indicate that the sides are too short rather than the wire being too narrow? I’m genuinely asking…I know sometimes things can come across a certain way online but I promise I’m not trying to be hostile. 😅 I’m struggling figuring out what works for me nowadays since I’ve lost weight and the volume/density in my breasts.

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  bra twinsies, I had to do a double take to make sure it wasn't my own review based on the pics lmao, it's like another user said, our images are so similar haha.

  you wrote "I wonder if the Nessa bras with the silky fabric like this fit differently than the mesh/lace ones." I agree!! I feel like they fit smaller and a bit more pointy personally, of course the latest one I got was also too small but still, I feel like they do have a different fits!

  It certainly looks like a better fit than mine did but still not quite right, but looks wearable at least?

• I think this bra looks great on you.

  Interesting, I've never tried the silky Nessa bras.
  Good to know that they fit a little different, I should file that back in my head somewhere, lol.

• Hello! I thought that it looks too narrow because it looks like the wire is sitting on your tissue and dragging it forwards a bit. And the cups look a bit more closed off in the center, so to my eyes it had looked like a shape mismatch (I would’ve said you need a tad wider bra). But if you are comfortable and you see it’s on your IMF then that’s that. And I think you are right that you need a higher wing. And thanks for explaining because things can definitely be misinterpreted on the internet lol (heck I would’ve probably misinterpreted it).

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