I found this bra to be quite comfortable. It has the removable pads that many Ewa Michalak bras have. I use a pad in the right cup, which is my smaller side. This style only has 3 rows of hooks (I understand that many EM bras have 4 rows). The strap measurement I took was at the widest part of the padded comfort straps. The regular straps that can be used as a criss-cross or halter style are 0.75 inches wide. I haven't taken the straps out if the plastic bag that is attached to the bra, so I cannot vouch for the ease or difficulty in attaching ... them. However, I don't see me ever wearing this as a halter style, because that's just not a flattering style of clothing on me. The comfort straps truly are comfortable. The bottom of the gore tacks nicely, however, the top sticks out a bit. I have that problem with a lot of bras though, and it doesn't seem to compromise the fit or support. I kept thinking that I might be quadding a bit on my left side, but that may be my imagination, since it was not noticeable under a tight white t-shirt. The band fits like a typical 32 band, not too tight, not too loose, and the elastic is quite comfortable. No digging in. The seams are not very prominent, which is one thing I've noticed about the several different Polish bras I have tried. Beware if you have narrow shoulders - if your bra straps tend to slip off your shoulders, this could be a problem. I have narrow shoulders, but have deep grooves from too many years of wearing ill fitting bras, so the straps settle nicely in there and don't slip. I've read some suggestions to size up a cup EM's S style, however, I feel like my usual GG was the right size for me.
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