This bra is so close to fitting! I love the soft velvet like pattern over the nude cups.
The wire in this is nice and short, which is great for my narrower roots. I also like that the cup padding is very minimal. The fit and overall construction reminds me a lot of my beloved Simon Perele Caresse 3D bra, but with a much better price tag and fun design. It is also more projected than the Caresse- a good thing for me.
I have some slight quadboobing that is likely a mismatch of my soft tissue with the molded shape. I seem to do well in other ...28FF/30F sizes in Freya that are unlined with similar measurements, so I think it’s an issue of materials and not sizing.
I’m unsure if I’ll keep it. I just might since it’s the best fitting bra I’ve tried so far. I do have some Ewa’s on order so fingers crossed that Polish bras will do the trick.
It’s a great bra if you loved the Simone Perele Caresse 3D Plunge. I also recommend if you are looking for a fun, lightly padded bra and you don’t have issues with quadboobing due to soft tissue & material mismatch. Read more 96 more words
This is a very nice looking bra that was so close to working, but I will be returning it. I tried it in both the 30 FF and 30F. Pictures are of the 30 F which fit me much better. In the 30FF cups were too large and wires too wide.
What I liked about it: Wires were a good fit. They went a little bit past my IMF about 1 cm, but not so much to be a deal breaker. The core tact and was a comfortable height. The color and polkadot pattern was really pretty! The straps feel like they are pulled in more towards the center than a lot of ...the other side support bras I’ve tried in the 28FF-30F range The 30 band felt supportive yet still comfortable. I'm a 29 and can do either 28/30 but I didn’t feel like this 30 was too large as I do with some of the Freya styles.
What I didn’t like (or why I’ll be returning it): The material is a bit too firm for my soft tissue. I noticed some unusual in-cup quading near the side support panel and some spillage at the tops of the cup. The spillage is not an issue of a cup fit but rather the material being too stiff and cutting into my soft tissue.
The side support panels were digging into my upper arm pit and chest area causing uncomfortable chafing.
It was so close to a good fit, but the material made it unwearable for more than an hour. Read more 142 more words
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.
Nice quality and very comfortable for a strapless bra! The outer material is a bit corse, but it shouldn’t be a problem as it isn’t really touching you. The inside is smooth and soft. It doesn’t slide down AT ALL thanks to the silicone grip. The band is nice and wide which helps with any back chonk.
**EDIT** I just realized that the band is actually too big. I can wear it on the tightest hook and it fits so much better, but I really could’ve gone with a 32. The good thing is that even though the band was fairly loose, it didn’t slip. The wires are ...too wide for me, but it isn’t uncomfortable and my breasts fill the cups (no gaps on sides of cups). There’s only one problem — the cups are a bit too tall for my short torso. When I wear it strapless the tops of the cups gape a little when I sit/lean a certain way. If I go down a cup size it would be way too small. This is an issue I have with most bras, though, regardless of size and probably isn’t reflective of the bra itself. I think I might have a shortish torso and tallish roots. Read more 100 more words
I consider this bra a fit. It doesn't tack all the way and the wires are a bit wide, but its hard for me to find a bra without these issues. I'm FOT and center full with close set breasts. The gore is just a bit wide for me and the band a little loose for a 28. But the tightest hook works.
Edit: my implants settled just a bit more and bumped me up a size so this bra is too small in the cups now.
Fits me pretty well, though if I had a choice I would go up a cup (no 28JJ): hopefully, the top of the cup will lose some elasticity over time to give me some more room. The usual feeling of the wires wrapping around to my back, but the strap placement feels pretty good. I also like the strap buckles on the front which should help prevent the strap from folding.
This is just a no. At first I couldn’t even get it on it was so tight. I did the backwards upside down test and it was still tight but I could fasten it so I think the cups are the problem more than the band. It seems promising for a strapless and I would like to try some more sizes but what’s available on Amazon Prime Canada is pretty sparse. Frustrated with how difficult it is to find anything in my size locally.
This one is too wide for me in the cups- the “side support” sits completely outside of my breast tissue, and the wires are in my armpits. The gore is narrower than I need (wires touching at tip) and coupled with the wide wires, it wants to cross over itself, but there is space between my breast tissue and the inner wire. The wire slips down below where it is supposed to be, and dig into the top of my ribs. I’ve got a shallow IMF, and if I thought this fit otherwise, I might try to straighten the wires some, but it’s just a no-go.
However! It’s got great projection right at the wires, it almost has a bit of downward give. I’ve tried so many brands, and this one is the closest to a good shape fit, better than the polish bras I’ve tried, if the cups were only narrower and the gore wider.
The cups are soft and pretty. Feel delicate while also providing a good sturdy support. The straps a bit more tough and rigid. And I think they are set a *smidge* too far apart for my shoulders. The shape is much pointier than I like. The lace on the top of the cups is very smooth and seamless from the cup to the hem. But my larger boob is still being cut into. I think the “side support system” is, once again, causing more problems than solving them. It does not push my side tissue in, but the seam just cuts into the shape, causing a “bubble” on ...the side of my boob, creating a NEW quad boob effect! There is no elasticity in this underarm side panel, no extra support, no negative ease. Literally it’s just another seam running up the side.
Out of all the bras I’ve recently bought in a haul, this one is so far the best fitting. But I do not like the pointy shape side profile, the side quad boob, and I am spilling out of the top creating the traditional quad boob.
I would like to repurchase this bra in a 36 J and in the colorway black or blue to see if it fits better. I was stuck with the rosehip as my only option where I bought it. Read more 118 more words
This bra is really pretty and I like how it looks on me. The gore tacks at the top, but not the bottom. I'm not sure if this is related to my anatomy or my implants or if the bra is too shallow or all of the above. The cups are definitely too wide but it's not horrible. The band is actually nice and firm for a freya. I'm unsure whether to keep or not.
I wear the Offbeat Side Support in 32E, so I decided to try the plunge in 32DD and 32E. 32E is definitely too projected in the cups, while the 32DD cups fit well. Band is also significantly longer than the side support (multiple inches), but I think it actually fits truer to size. I measure as a 30 band, and that’s what I seem to need in the plunge, though that would be too tight in the side support. Strange inconsistency, but that’s bras for ya!
This isn’t my unicorn bra but it is the first bra I’ve worn in years that fits and works well. It’s a hint too wide in the cups but isn’t uncomfortable. I really like it and I think my chest almost looks bigger in this without the padding than in my last push-up!
Oh, oh, oh, the Daisy Lace. When I first started my journey, I loved how full-coverage this bra was. It wasn't as flashy or extreme as some other bras and I liked that.
All in all, it's a little too closed on top for me (either that or I would do better in a 28G), but I still love the full coverage appearance https://d28qt14g3opchh.cloudfront.net/smileys/icon_smile.gif" alt=":)" />. Also, I love how the wires aren't pulled weirdly when I wear this bra. I sometimes straddle the line between 28 and 30 bands, but Freya really comes in clutch with narrower wires and a tiny bit looser bands for me.
There's a little bit of in-cup quadding for me going on, but I don't mind it - it's so minor. The nice rounded, natural shape is so nice too. The previous owner had overlapped the gore, and I find that to be great for me & my close-set boobs!
seems like the type of bra that would need a break in. the material is breathable, but not all that soft. The padding doesn't provided much nipple coverage for pointy folks.
This bra is good for full on bottom or even fullness plus short roots (me). The upper lace is stretchy but still very closed on top. It seems to run a cup size small. The fabric on the inside is smooth and fairly soft.
It fits me well, the band has an edge that bothers me a little, but I hope it’ll soften with washing. The cups are pretty stiff but work fine enough for me. I do get a little bit of a line under tight shirts but it’s better than quadboob.
Band runs large by a couple of inches. I needed to put it on the tightest hook to make the center gore lie completely flat. I like the immediate projection at the wire. Like other Freya bras I’ve tried, the cups would fit perfectly except there’s a wrinkle at the very top. I’m going to be returning this.
This is one of the most supportive bras I’ve ever put on my body in terms of comfort- it seems to naturally correct my posture and relieved neck pain I had NO idea was related to the soft bralettes I’ve been wearing for the past couple of years. It stays in place throughout the day, including while I’m physically active. The wires sit in my IMF and I can literally take deeper breaths while I’m wearing it. You know that feeling when you’re in water and your boobs float? That’s what this bra felt like. Except add in feeling the occasional wire poke on the outer left while ...reaching forward. The band seems longer than my 30s in other brands, but there’s very little stretch, which I like because this fits me best on the tightest hook. HOWEVER, I think the cups are too tall for my body. It’s a perfect fit when I stand in a neutral position with arms down, no wrinkling and the top lies flat. If I slouch or reach forward, it gapes a lot at the top, because the top of the bra is basically right up at my armpit. So I’m basically limited to wearing loose crew necks with this. I wish there was a bra out there with the same level of support with a similarly non-stretchy band but with shorter cups. Read more 121 more words
