Wrinkled on the top where mesh met the regular fabric, probably not for bottom-heavy boobs! Gore was also digging into my sternum after a few minutes. Otherwise fit was really great, considering a 34F in the same style as it's a really pretty bra.
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Updated on Feb 25, 2013 Flag this
Bra is a little bit too big in the cups and that's why the shape from the side view is just pointy and horrible. As I noticed with other plunge-balcony styles from Freya, this still doesn't suit my breasts.
Balcony style bras (Pollyanna, Arabella) in the same size (30gg) fits me perfectly!
Bra itself is very nice looking.
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Updated on Jan 30, 2013 Flag this
Very comfortable bra for close set breasts. It doesn't force the breasts to adopt an unnatural separated position if they are not meant to be separate. As a result, it is the first bra I have found where the center gore tacks between my breasts and the cups are nice and deep so it encompasses the breasts fully.
The bottom part of the panel (center gore) doesn't sit on my chest but in my case, that's normal since I have a mild case of pectus excavatum and I'll probably never find a bra that won't leave a small gap on the bottom. The important things to look out ... for, for women with PE, is that the underwires fully support your breasts and are not sitting on breast tissue, and the top of the center gore lies flat between your breasts, even though there is small gaping at the bottom.
My normal size with most Freya soft cup bras, as I am finding out, is 30F, but this one I have in 30FF because I found that with 30F, the seam where the fabric is connected to the meshy lines was pressing a bit on my breasts, where it created a bit of a bulging. With the 30FF, this problem was eliminated.
The only downside I found is that the bow in the center was a bit irritating to my skin (it touches my boobs a bit, that's how close they are!), but that was remedied by adjusting it a bit.
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Updated on Jan 30, 2013 Flag this
Pretty bra but the cups are set too close together for my boobs, also the bottom of the band does a weird roll on my underboob area, even though the sternum is sitting flat. The bra has good support and the straps are really comfortable. I wear this bra to work a lot as well, but I tend to stick a makeup triangle sponge in the center gore where it is too close together because if not, it will rub and leave a callus! The cup underwires are really close together and sometimes overlap if you bend a certain way..
I need a wider center gore.
Updated on Jan 25, 2013 Flag this
This bra fits true to size, although like all Freya bras the band is a little loose. It gives me a slightly pointy shape which doesn't bother me at all.
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Updated on Jan 11, 2013 Flag this
What I like best about Freya is their cup depth, I seem to be fairly consistent as a 28FF in their soft cup bras. The underwire on here is firm but not uncomfortably so, I can wear it on the tightest hook to get a very snug fit or on the middle for a bit more breathing room. The only real down size is that the lace up top is sort of flimsy if I had very long nails I'd be afraid that I'd put one through it. It feels good though and that's what matters.
Updated on Sep 01, 2012 Flag this
Fits well. Little small. Comfortable.
Updated on Jan 28, 2013 Flag this
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