wonderful fit and good uplift.
my only problem is that the underwire ended up poking through the felt after a few months of wear
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Bras » Freya » Taylor Moulded Plunge Bra (4971) » 34G 34:9
| Measurement | Cm |
|---|---|
| Search by measurements | |
| Fits ribcage | 86.1 |
| B. perimeter | 40.6 |
| Stretched Band | 93.8 |
| Band Length | 76.2 |
| Cup width | 17.1 |
| Cup depth | 29.1 |
| Wire length | 28.5 |
| Cup height | 0.0 |
| Cup separation | 2.3 |
| Gore height | 6.0 |
| Wing height | 9.8 |
| Strap width | 2.0 |
| Hooks | 2 |
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This is way smaller, no matter what a tape measure says than a Deco. 34F Deco is a smidgen too small, but this in a 34G is far, far smaller.
Any movement and I'm spilling out all over.
It is very pretty and the Doctor likes it. But it's a bedroom floor bra only.Updated on Jul 11, 2013 Flag this
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Fit is slightly smaller than my other Decos. Band is also a bit more snug. Pretty bra, good construction.
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I bought this bra as I had lost some weight recently, thought I'd lost it in both the band and cup, so I went from a 36G to a 34G (down one size in each). The 34 band feels fantastic, but when I tried it on, I didn't yet know about scooping and swooping! (or jumping around in the change room). After wearing it for one day, I realized I am more likely to need a 34GG or 32H. However, this bra seems to fit like a standard Deco - it's super comfortable! The band was a bit tight/stiff at first - took a couple wearings to break it in but it feels fantastic now!
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Added on Dec 17, 2013
Unless you wore it every single day for several months, the wire coming out of its casing is not normal wear and tear. It suggests the bra was subjected to more tension than it was built to resist, usually because the cups were too small or shallow at the center and thus the gore did not tack properly. WHen the gore does not tack, the wires do not sit securely against the body and they move a great deal more throughout the day, and can wear holes in the end of the wire channel.