Bras » Ewa Michalak » S Kamea (600) » 75F 34:7

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Fits ribcage	79.5
B. perimeter	0.0
Stretched Band	82.4
Band Length	63.0
Cup width	14.1
Cup depth	24.2
Wire length	25.4
Cup height	17.1
Cup separation	1.5
Gore height	6.7
Wing height	10.1
Strap width	1.9
Hooks	2

Measurement

Fits ribcage

79.5

B. perimeter

0.0

Stretched Band

82.4

Band Length

63.0

Cup width

14.1

Cup depth

24.2

Wire length

25.4

Cup height

17.1

Cup separation

1.5

Gore height

6.7

Wing height

10.1

Strap width

1.9

Hooks

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This bra is soooo unbelievably pretty! I love the little flower cameo at the gore and the two toned bows - this bra reminds me of a sexy goth librarian lol. I went with my normal Polish size (what I wear in Comexim) which is a 75F.

The 75 band fits great - it's definitely stretchy, but i can wear it on the loosest hook and it doesn't ride up at all. The cups are a tiny bit too big without the pads - though when I wear the bra with the pads the cups fit perfectly. It's a bummer that I don't have the option to use ... or not use them… but I think if I sized down I'd still have the same issue (just the opposite issue!). The gore tacks perfectly and does not dig in at all. It's very comfortable! Also the lift is amazing (seriously the lift with the pads is ridiculous and makes my boobs look awesome!)

The major downside for me is that cups do not come up as high as I would like (though I do not have any spillage). The cut is very similar to my Comexim Plunges - but my Comexim plunges provide a little extra coverage for me at the top of the cup.

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Quality
Excellent!

Comfort
Meh

Bra appearance
Excellent!

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  Comexim and Ewa Michalak each have their "own" sizing system, meaning they don't use any universal Polish/European system, and they each use a separate system not related to the other. It makes sense that 75F would fit you so differently in each brand. Here's a handy comparison chart (and you can compare any brands here on Bratabase.) 😀 If you wear Comexim 75F, then it looks like 75E would fit you in Ewa Michalak. The gap between sizes gets even bigger in the larger cups.
  
  http://www.bratabase.com/browse/comexim/vs/brand/ewa-michalak/
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  Since I can't edit, I wanted to clarify my sentence, "The gap between sizes gets even bigger in the larger cups." I just meant that the actual letters for corresponding sizes are farther apart (instead of being 1 letter off like in your case, it may be 3, 4, or more letters difference in larger cups sizes).
  
  This sizing system difference only applies if you order directly from Comexim. Some authorized sellers, like A Sophisticated Pair, I believe, actually get the UK size equivalent printed on the label for their customers. Yeah, I know. It makes things confusing.
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  Thanks! Yeah, the 75F fits with pads… but I think a 75E would have been an even better fit for me. If I try them again I'll try a 75E :)
- What style in the Comexim is the most similar shape to the EM S ? TIA!
- I would say the Plunge… but it doesn't have quite as much lift as the EM S style. Also the wires are just a bit more narrow on Comexim.
- Sooo… I'm selling it if anyone wants it (it's in the listings). I wore it for a couple hours and it's too uncomfortable for me. Oh, well. It's such a pretty bra! I desperately wanted to make it work and keep it, but I know I'll never wear it.
- Thank you.. and rereading your post, you more or less said that at the end (D'oh!)
  It's a shame about that bra... if the 80F weren't such a perfect fit for me, I'd grab this one as well. :)
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Comexim and Ewa Michalak each have their "own" sizing system, meaning they don't use any universal Polish/European system, and they each use a separate system not related to the other. It makes sense that 75F would fit you so differently in each brand. Here's a handy comparison chart (and you can compare any brands here on Bratabase.) 😀 If you wear Comexim 75F, then it looks like 75E would fit you in Ewa Michalak. The gap between sizes gets even bigger in the larger cups.

http://www.bratabase.com/browse/comexim/vs/brand/ewa-michalak/

Since I can't edit, I wanted to clarify my sentence, "The gap between sizes gets even bigger in the larger cups." I just meant that the actual letters for corresponding sizes are farther apart (instead of being 1 letter off like in your case, it may be 3, 4, or more letters difference in larger cups sizes).

This sizing system difference only applies if you order directly from Comexim. Some authorized sellers, like A Sophisticated Pair, I believe, actually get the UK size equivalent printed on the label for their customers. Yeah, I know. It makes things confusing.

Thanks! Yeah, the 75F fits with pads… but I think a 75E would have been an even better fit for me. If I try them again I'll try a 75E :)

What style in the Comexim is the most similar shape to the EM S ? TIA!

I would say the Plunge… but it doesn't have quite as much lift as the EM S style. Also the wires are just a bit more narrow on Comexim.

Sooo… I'm selling it if anyone wants it (it's in the listings). I wore it for a couple hours and it's too uncomfortable for me. Oh, well. It's such a pretty bra! I desperately wanted to make it work and keep it, but I know I'll never wear it.

Thank you.. and rereading your post, you more or less said that at the end (D'oh!)
It's a shame about that bra... if the 80F weren't such a perfect fit for me, I'd grab this one as well. :)

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