I have two of this bra in black, one in beige and one black bikini top - I just love it! It is the perfect fit and makes my boobs looks spectacular. An absolute must have if you wear low cut tops/dresses, want to look smoking hot for any occasion, need to seduce someone etc.
Best bra ever.

Updated on Nov 07, 2016 Flag this

The Freya Deco has been my go to bra for a long time... but now I'm starting to grow out of it, I guess? I've always found that my breasts get pushed together and spill out the front of the cups. I also get wrinkling at the bottom of the cups becasue they are too shallow (I guess? Or my breasts are just too heavy, lol.) These issues seem to be getting worse. I still love the shape the Deco line gives, and it had solid padding without feeling like you are adding to your cup size. I think the width of ... their cups is perfect for my shape, ad I don't get poking under the arms liek with so many other bra. All in all, the Decos are awesome but I'm currently exploring other bra options, so see if I can find other favorites.
This is the basic Deco model. I find this model to be the most open on top, compared to other Deco versions, and so I have the biggest issue with spillage on this one. This particular bra has been well loved, but is in good shape.
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grey colorway

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Updated on Jul 02, 2016 Flag this

Smooth, full coverage bra that creates a lot of cleavage. Mine is a dark grey color with two buttons and a bow on the center gore. Mostly forward projection, but tissue does collect under my arms. Creates a round shape. Padding adds volume, so doesn't fit under VERY fitted shirts. Gore is low and remains flush with my chest. The side wings are too low under my arms and/or the wire angles outward towards my back instead of upward- side boob spills out a bit. Good support for a foam cup, but not for every-day use if you will be on your feet all day.

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Updated on Jan 10, 2015 Flag this

I also reviewed this bra in a 30GG, the band size down feels a bit better. Here is an abridged an edited review.

Band: The bra has a very very stretchy band. If you are between band sizes, go down one and up a cup size, although if you’re borderline you may not need to go up a cup size. I wear a 32G in Panache/Affinitas, so the 32 will probably get nowhere near the life I want out of it.

Straps: Fully adjustable, which is excellent.

Cups: It’s cut so that women like me who are full on the bottom and sides are accommodated, perhaps due to the way ... the plunge is constructed? The wires come up high on the side, which is great for trying to reverse migrated breast tissue. There’s also a decent amount of space between the cups and it pushes my separate breasts a little closer together, so it might be a bit much for ladies who have very close-set breasts. The shape is stupendous for me, as everything was held pretty much straight up. The mold gives nipple modesty and shapes well.

Some have reported getting a fold on the bottom of the cup- I found this stopped happening after a few washes, and is more pronounced if the cup is too small.

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I ordered a band size down and cup size up on recommendation. I also ordered my normal size, 34FF. Both fit poorly, but the 32G at least fit better? The straps were set way too far apart and were really firm. I would've tried to wear this with an extender in the back if the straps were so uncomfortably wide on me. The tops gapped at the top if I wasn't standing up straight and had an odd top shape. The search for a lightly padded bra continues!

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Updated on Sep 11, 2022 Flag this

Far from perfect, but this is the closest I've been to a well-fitting molded bra in a while. In terms of fit, it is too shallow and a bit too wide, although it's really not too bad. Unfortunately, the black version of this bra has a band that is much too snug for longterm wear. I do wish the straps were closer together, but that's a common problem for me.

The plunge shape doesn't play well with my center-fullness. Immediately after swooping and scooping, the top of the cups looks okay, but over time, my breasts start to slowly spill out towards the middle of the bra. (This ... issue is likely exacerbated by the insufficient immediate projection.) Because the top of the bra is rather open, this spillage doesn't cause visible quad-boobing, and could actually work nicely for a cleavage-y look in lower cut tops.

In contrast to the center spillage, the top of the cups gape towards the outside. I can see the outline of the top/sides breasts when I look down*. This seems like a clear sign of a shape mismatch, which I believe is due to a number of factors, namely:
a) because there is a very low gore and no center support, the weight of my center-full breasts falls forward, leaving less tissue on the outsides,
b) my breasts are FOB, and this may be a better fit for even or FOT shapes
c) the cups are too wide for me.

In terms of quality and appearance, it visibly appears like your standard molded cup bra. The fabric is smooth, soft, and shiny. The band feels nice and supportive, and the wires are rather firm. It would make a great tshirt bra.

Despite the above described fit issues, my breasts feel firmly secure and surprisingly well supported for a molded cup (probably helped by the too-tight band, which may not be the case for other colorways). Although my tissue shifts towards the center, once they find their resting spot, my breasts definitely aren't going anyway. I think it might be worth trying in another colorway and/or a sister size, since my expectations for the fit of a molded bra are lower than for seamed ones. .

TL;DR: Bra is too shallow, and the plunge style doesn't play nicely with my center fullness. Band might fit in another color, but is too small in black.

*Note: Worth noting that I have a similar problem but to a much worse degree with the Freya Sundance Sweetheart in 34FF, which actually fits me very well. I don't think this gaping is necessarily a predominant fit issue in itself, but rather that it's indicative of other structural fit problems with the bra. With the Sundance, the reason I can see the outline of my breast root so clearly is primarily due me not having as much tissue towards the top and the straps being placed so wide on the cup. However, because the Sundance provides very nice center support, it doesn't cause problems with fit.
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Black colorway

Updated on Jun 01, 2021 Flag this

the iconic Freya deco plunge bra, I think I will not write anything new about it: D The ABTF calculator suggested that I try on 32G, but it turned out to be too big

Updated on May 19, 2021 Flag this

I know Freya Deco is a classic and I wanted to add one to my collection - I have tried and tried, but the plunge just isn't for me. My breasts are set slightly close together, and quite full on top, so anything plunge gives me way more cleavage than I want. Even in the correct size I spill forward and almost out. The quality is great, and I could see this being a perfect go-to if you are shallow on top or want cleavage and/or extra lift.

Black colorway

Updated on Jun 28, 2017 Flag this

Molded with nice round shape.

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Updated on Apr 30, 2017 Flag this

Nice material, make and design it was just too big in the cups for me, especially the top.

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