My shape: even top/bottom fullness, outer full, close set when supported, round to teardrop, downward pointing nipples, slightly east-west.

Cuup is another hyped-up brand that I had to try just to see if the fit, comfort, and quality were worth the money. The Demi is Cuup's slightly-lined mesh spacer model, which I thought would be best for me since I don't normally enjoy wearing unlined bras that show my nipples. I ordered a cup size larger than I normally wear based on the sizing advice and reviews on their site.

I have to admit, I really liked the cup fabric - it's got that neat squishy ... foam feel to it, and provides just the right amount of coverage without real padding. I also liked the shiny cup edging, almost like a ribbon. I thought the overall appearance was nice. Unfortunately the rest of the materials weren't nearly what I was expecting for $75, though. The straps and clasp felt pretty low quality, and I'm not confident that the mesh of the band would hold up well.

The band doesn't have much stretch and is a bit more snug than I prefer in my usual 32. The cup fabric felt fine against my skin - that part was comfortable. The cheap materials of the clasp and straps were a bit scratchy. The cups fit a bit too wide for me and the wires are longer most bras that fit me well, but I didn't experience any poking in the brief time I wore it.

Despite being a cup size larger, the fit was just a little off. Non-tacking gore, and some quadboob on my larger side. On my smaller side, space at the bottom and sides of the cup and a tiny bit of gaping. I think going up to a G would be way too large for my smaller boob.

The main reason I'm not going to try a different size is the lack of support and lift. Sure, my larger boob was mostly enclosed in the cup okay, but I didn't feel this bra was particularly doing anything for me. It's not terrible, but to keep it for $75, I would have to love it.
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