This is THE best bra I have ever purchased. It is a seamless t-shirt bra, molded cup, and plunge style. I was unsure at first, as I've always fallen through the middle of plunge styles, but this one is absolutely perfect! I can wear it all day and not worry about readjusting myself, which is a breath of relief! It doesn't have seams down the centre, so it gives a perfectly rounded shape. Many reviews say this bra runs large, but I found it True to Size. The band is snug, and does not stretch out quickly like other brands, giving it a longer lifespan. I will be buying this in every colour!

Updated on May 25, 2011 Flag this

This bra isn't a perfect fit for me - I should be wearing a 32" band, however, I absolutely love the Deco's - they give great cleavage and are nice and smooth for under tshirts/clothing that shows seams. This 34GG does fit a lot better than my 36G's did, so until Freya makes the Deco in bigger sizes, I'm going to keep 1 or 2 of these around! =)

Updated on Jan 12, 2013 Flag this

comfy material
favorite one of the bunch
maybe try smaller cup size

Updated on Apr 02, 2023 Flag this

This was a favorite of mine many years ago when I was many cup sizes smaller. I picked it up again because I remembered it being good for my FOB shape, even back then I realized I couldn't fill out the tops of full coverage bras, but knew it wasn't a size issue. Unfortunately, I don't like the fit as much now as I did then. There's some gaping at the top of the cups, and it doesn't look like it would be fixed by a size down. I do like the gore and the underwire width isn't bad, but not the favorite it used to be.

Nude colorway

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Updated on Jun 04, 2022 Flag this

Likes:
- Nice cleavage showing bra
- Cups don't ride down

Dislikes:
- gore doesn't touch
- cup is too high under my armpit, it rubs

Updated on Aug 20, 2019 Flag this

This new black Deco fits significantly smaller than my very old one, despite being the exact same model. Not sure if the old one has stretched out, or whether it's possible that the cups themselves stretch out, or if the newer ones run a bit smaller.

Black colorway

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Updated on Mar 29, 2018 Flag this

Very cute, relatively comfortable, good lift and support, doesn't fit me in the slightest. I was hoping I could get away with it for short periods of time so that I could have a beige moulded cup bra, but it looks horrible on me (almost as ridiculous as my old 38DDDs). Had to return it.

Not owned as of July 2015.

"Nude" colorway

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Updated on Jul 23, 2015 Flag this

I heard a lot of good things about Deco Plunge and like I heard this is a great moulded bra for every occasion, good for day and night. I love this bra. It's a shame that Freya only makes this legendary bra up to gg cup, especially when I need 34HH!!! I hope they will make at least H cup with 3 hooks.

Updated on Mar 27, 2015 Flag this

I am pretty loyal to Polish bras (shout out to Ewa Michalak and Comexim ), but I decided to get a couple of Freya Decos to keep in my lingerie drawer for those times when my other bras won't work. Reasons being:

1) Sometimes a girl just wants to wear a moulded bra! All of my other bras have seams that show, and the occasional outfit will benefit from smooth lines.

2) This bra has less projection than my beloved Polish bras. I know, some of you are thinking to yourself, "Why on Earth would you wear something with less projection than what you need?" Well, every now and ... again a top or dress just won't button or sit properly due to the boobs sticking out so far. The Freya Deco helps hold everything closer to my chest a bit, which is helpful if I'm straining the buttons or neckline of my clothing. I know many people use the Deco as their *cleavage* bra; I use it as my minimizer bra!

Now, it's far from fitting properly (band too large, cups too small/wide, orange-in-a-glass at the bottom of the cups), but it does what I need it to and it's actually pretty darn comfortable. I also really like the shape it gives under clothing as well. If I'm wearing a fitted t-shirt, the quadboob is very apparent, but it's not as noticeable in a v-neck.

I definitely don't use this bra every day, but it comes in handy enough that I decided to get a black and a nude one.

For reference, I wear 65JJ/70J in Ewa Michalak and 70L in Comexim. I estimate my UK size to be somewhere around 30J/32HH.
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Updated on Feb 11, 2015 Flag this

I am pretty loyal to Polish bras (shout out to Ewa Michalak and Comexim ), but I decided to get a couple of Freya Decos to keep in my lingerie drawer for those times when my other bras won't work. Reasons being:

1) Sometimes a girl just wants to wear a moulded bra! All of my other bras have seams that show, and the occasional outfit will benefit from smooth lines.

2) This bra has less projection than my beloved Polish bras. I know, some of you are thinking to yourself, "Why on Earth would you wear something with less projection than what you need?" ... Well, every now and again a top or dress just won't button or sit properly due to the boobs sticking out so far. The Freya Deco helps hold everything closer to my chest a bit, which is helpful if I'm straining the buttons or neckline of my clothing. I know many people use the Deco as their *cleavage* bra; I use it as my minimizer bra!

Now, it's far from fitting properly (band too large, cups too small/wide, orange-in-a-glass at the bottom of the cups), but it does what I need it to and it's actually pretty darn comfortable. I also really like the shape it gives under clothing as well. If I'm wearing a fitted t-shirt, the quadboob is very apparent, but it's not as noticeable in a v-neck.

I definitely don't use this bra every day, but it comes in handy enough that I decided to get a black and a nude one.

For reference, I wear 65JJ/70J in Ewa Michalak and 70L in Comexim. I estimate my UK size to be somewhere around 30J/32HH.
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Black colorway

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Updated on Feb 11, 2015 Flag this