Errata: I purchased this bra in November and not April 2018.
Aldi tried to introduce Esmara, a custom brand for it's lingerie products. Which resulted in a full blown train wreck. Cheaply stitched potentially self destroying bras, shapeless cotton/elastic blends, one word, terrible.
Got this one as an experiental imulsive purchase. Yep, too small, better don't talk fitting. Yet, somehow it managed, surprising for the circumstances.
The overall quality is a complete departure from the brand's original status. It's actually a pretty good "el cheapo" item with relatively good materials. Quite sturdy indeed.
Straps do not fall even with an outrageous extender. Side panels collapse pretty quickly, notmal given the size mismatch.
My ... very first attempt at molded cups. A disaster indeed. OK, it feels warm and smehow cozy. However not a match to sheer/soft cups. For real. My girls feel like isolated, zero perceptions, sort of under anesthetic. Kind of sleepy, just there and that's it.
Which, even with a good fit, would I'm affraid result in a very low from the lowest "bra factor". Kind of anihilated chest department.
Back then I wrote this:
https://femineaaeterna.blogspot.com/2018/04/femininity-killer-modern-bras-downfall.html
Can't figure the purpose of molded cups...
However let's be fair. A good vlue for the money, actually quite good quality, guess a proper fitting would satisfy those who go for molded cups.
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Black molded cups push-up (?). colorway
- This bra's measurements have been altered
- Needs a 4 inch extender for a tight fit.
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Oh, the allure of molded cups-smooth seamless "perfect" symmetrical shaped breasts held at the same blissful level without even a hint of nipple show through. 💕
Yet, unless you have the optimal shape/squish factor, they do not work.
Been there, done that. Didn't work for me either.