I bought this really cheap with low expectations. The cups are VERY shallow and short (height-wise), which worked out well for me. If you have any upper or inner fullness (or even fullness), you'd probably get quadboob. I am literally just boob bottom, so this actually fit me in the cups.

The bra itself is fairly comfy and surprisingly supportive. There are underwire channels, but there's no underwire inside the channels... I'm not sure if there's a different material inside, but the channel itself is as flexible as the moulded cup.

The only issue I have is the straps like to detach themselves from the band and from ... themselves(?) since they are convertible. There are joining hooks between the front of a strap and the adjustable back part of a strap that like to come undone. Also I wish there was was more than one row of hooks.

Overall it fits as well as a 30B could on someone who needs a 26D. I'm wearing it anyways, but I would really like to sew the cups together (get rid of the gore) and shorten the band. It seems like the nude version has much closer cups than the black version though?
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Updated on Oct 01, 2014 Flag this

Definitely a pushup bra (which makes measuring the cup depth tricky!) The gore on this I think is a smidge too wide for me; combined with a slightly too-small cup that's also a weird shape for me, I had a bit of spilling and cutting in at the center, and gaping on the sides.

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Updated on Jul 18, 2013 Flag this

I do like the balconette cut of this bra, and it's probably the most comfortable push-up I've ever worn. On the other hand, it *is* a push-up, with tons and tons of padding.

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Updated on Jul 18, 2013 Flag this