Even though this is among the lowest quality and least supportive underwire bras I've tried, it is nevertheless now the most comfortable one I own. I am a 32FF, with short roots, average-narrow width, lots of projection and asymmetry. I usually have trouble with gores, particularly on Panache and Cleo. I always have to either bend them outward or stitch the wires closer together. The wires on this bra ever so slightly sit on breast tissue on the inside, but once I pushed them down the channel, the bra fits perfectly. The gore, which is now only comprised of fabric does float, but the wires remain flat, and ... I suffer no poking or smooshed tissue. Hooray!

Update: So, after a few days, I'm noticing that this bra not only provides little support, but also minimizes. So I get pushed down and flat. While I did discover the value of minimizing under some of my tops, it's kind of the opposite of what I'm normally going for. Maybe I went a cup size too small, but there was wrinkling in the upper cup in the 30G. That probably wouldn't be as much of a problem if you're FOT. I'll probably just use it for lounging. I don't know, there's something about the way my boobs sit in the cups that just conjures the words "meat bag sling" to me.
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This is a nice lightweight bra. It can solve some problem areas, such as lack of upper fullness. Since it's stretchy, it can conceal differing breast sizes. It's also quite sexy.

On the other hand, it's not extremely supportive. It is SOMEWHAT supportive. I'm a 30FF/28G, and mostly self-supporting, so it's okay for me. If you are not self-supporting, I wouldn't buy it; unless perhaps you wear a smaller size. The band is also quite stretchy.

In the molded version of this one, 30FF is too big for me; however, in the lace version, it fits, and this is my normal size in most bras.

Whisper Pink colorway

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