I believe that I have soft, narrow-rooted, even-fullness, very projected breasts.
Pros:
For needing a utilitarian nude bra, this one isn't ugly. It is a peachy-nude color, floral lace overlay (which I like) and a dangley crystal hung from a bow on the gore. Wings are mesh fabric, and there is a little lace trim across the top of the cups. I'm not sure of the exact terminology, but it is lightly lined/padded.
I got it as leftover stock from a representative who was leaving the company. It was quite cheap, which is always a plus.
The wires feel like they're metal and extremely sturdy. I don't think they would snap.
Cons:
Overall ... the bra seems to be very poor quality. Even with the delicate handwashing and care that I give to all my bras, the fabric on this one has started to pill dreadfully already. I've had my Panache bras for almost a year and they are nowhere near looking as worn. The fabric got discolored easily and the band stretched very quickly, seemingly within a week. Some of the eyes on the back are very loose and are starting to pull out of their stitching.
The lace overlay can be seen through thin and silky tops, but I'm sure it could be snipped off easily if it was a problem.
The cups are pretty shallow (at least to me) and don't have a lot of immediate projection.
The lack of projection makes the thick underwires press in very much to my chest. Can pinch a bit and be uncomfortable.
This would be a good option for someone who needed a nude bra in a pinch, but I wouldn't spend more than $10-15 on this bra. I have no idea what the full price is, but I'm sure it isn't worth it.
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