I'm on the fence about this bra. On the one hand, it's inexpensive and adorable, with cute eyelet embroidery and multiple matching bottoms. More importantly, its cups are very nearly wide-and-shallow enough for me, and the light padding (it's just thin foam, not heavy padding) works with my semi-conical shape. Fantastically, it offers substantial side support, which I have found to be rare in tiny bras.
On the other hand, the front-and-center shape it gives (which my very soft breasts are happy to assume) seems rather odd to me. Viewed from the top, there is a definite pointiness. This is very noticeable through clothes, as is the contrast embroidery across the top of the cups. Also, my larger breast doesn't quite fill the cup, and the band isn't snug enough to maintain the aggressive swoop-and-scoop needed to get close to filling. If I had a bit more fullness at the insides of my breasts or a less conical shape, this bra might fit quite well. But I think I'm going to have to send it back.
This is the BEST fitting bra I have ever Tryed on,! I'm hoping I can bend the wires in the center gore a bit so they don't dig. The wires come up really high but I don't mind the height, just the dig. I got this used so the band is totally broken in but it fits well on the last hooks. I'll be looking into new Just Peachy bras because I liked this one so much,! They don't go down to 28 bands but this 30 is pretty firm.
I have shallow, moderately wide breasts that are conical in shape.
Having tried on several padded bras across some of the various Figleaves brands, I can definitely say that they are all the same basic shape. Shallow, wide, moderately padded, the cups are just a tad small, the band runs small/tight, and the straps are a bit too far apart for me.
Even though this one was cheaper than many other Figleaves bras I've tried, this one seems to be of superior quality. No puckering, the strap length stays put, etc. The only quality quibble I have is that there's already a few stray threads on this bra, straight out of the box.
I got the pink with black lace, and it's a very pretty bra. And the lace isn't obnoxious, either. I'd definitely recommend this bra for anyone else with shallow breasts, especially if they have wider shoulders. And even at full price ($30), I'd say it's a great deal.
I first tried this bra in a 30e(in black) and it fit good around the ribcage but felt a smidgeon too small in the cups. Now I ordered the 30f in purple, the color is stunning! Just like the pictures on Figleaves. It gives you a rounded shape, natural shape, I really like that. It works with what you've got instead of sculpting it into something completely different.
I'm gonna order this bra in a cup size bigger in the future, because I'm not sure if a 30f or a 30ff would suit me better, I'll have to wait and see https://d28qt14g3opchh.cloudfront.net/smileys/icon_smile.gif" alt=":)" /> It's ...perfectly tight on the loosest hooks and it's comfortable throughout the day. Only the last few hours it starts to hurt a bit around the ribcage. But hey, it's going to stretch and it's definitely not torture! Just a little pain but that'll ease up after some time. It holds your boobs steadily but when you feel'em they still feel soft, but sturdy. You gotta try it to understand! https://d28qt14g3opchh.cloudfront.net/smileys/icon_smile.gif" alt=":)" /> Nice, natural feeling https://d28qt14g3opchh.cloudfront.net/smileys/icon_smile.gif" alt=":)" /> Read more 86 more words
I really liked this bra at first. The band is true to size and the cups have a nice and somewhat rounded shape. It's usually comfortable, except when my ribs flare up under the gore. The cups are a tiny bit too big for me, so sometimes the fabric buckles and it changes the shape slightly.
This is a bra I had no expectations or previous knowledge about, apart from the measurements. The cups were a bit on the large side on arrrival, but with gained weight the fit is perfect and this has become one of my favourite and best fitting bras.
The Just Peachy Trellis bras are the only bras that I have found that actually fit my narrow shape with a 5" cup width. There is elastic at the top of the cups, which can help for those who are not so full on top, but I noticed that prior to my reduction when I was more full on top, it gave the appearance of a slight quad-boob even though it technically fit me. I would also say that this is more of a 30G than a 32G - the band is very firm and tight. The blue and white color is super cute; I also have it in dark gray and hot pink, but I removed the lining of the top of the cups (where the elastic is) on the pink bra (not this blue bra) in order to accomodate my more full-on-top shape. I would say if you are not full on top, you would be better off keeping the lining with the elastic. BUT - if you wanted to - it's very easy to remove!
The Just Peachy Trellis bras are the only bras that have comfortably fit my narrow, projected breasts. Almost every single bra is too wide in the cup for me, but this one actually keeps me in place, and the wires do not dig in under my arms. It's also really cute - the hot pink and dark gray lace gives it a sexy, edgy look. Prior to my breast reduction, I was very full on top, so I removed the inside layer of the top part of the cup, under the gray lace (which is very stretchy and conformed to my shape perfectly). Now that I'm no longer full on top after my reduction (and my cup size is smaller), this is a little too big in the cup for me.
The band also seems to run tight. I would say that this fits more like a 30G. If you're a full on top 30G with narrow, projected breasts, this would be awesome for you.
This bra's measurements have been altered
This bra's measurements have been altered Removed the inside elastic from the top part of the cup in order to accommodate full on top breasts.
I measured myself, and in the time it took to arrive from the UK, my boobs went up 1-2 cup sizes. I tried really hard to make this bra work, but it's just too small for me. Besides that, the quality isn't particularly great. The cup curled immediately. The wires are narrow which is nice, but it isn't projected outward, so it ends up being a bra with really tall cups. It's comfortable and affordable though and looks really nice, so if it actually fit me, I assume it would be a decent t-shirt bra.
Normally I wear a 30E, after some review reading I decided to go with a 32DD.
Pros: -Secure -Soft Fabric -Pretty
Cons: -Very small amount of gaping -Additional fabric does not sit right and is loose. I am not sure if this has to do with the size change but it seems like there is way to much and I aim to pin it down.
This was a pleasant surprise, bought here because the wires are just so, so narrow and wonderful. They fit great, and the narrowness helps the tall wing height work for me without poking. The gore is a tad high for my liking, so it stabs me a bit after hours of wear, but mostly it's pretty comfy. The band is nice and firm, and the projection is decent. I like the color, though not the hot pink accents, makes it look very much like a "teen" bra.
The Eva seems to run small in the band. This 30G stretches to 28, which is about as small as my ribcage can handle. https://d28qt14g3opchh.cloudfront.net/smileys/icon_smile.gif" alt=":)" /> The cup material is a little stretchy and allows for some movement, and there is elastic across the top to close it. The appearance is lovely--a bit of shine to the lace, and a gorgeous color scheme. The straps are too short and thin for me.
This is an almost perfect fit for me. The band fits a little snug (25 unstretched, and stretches to 30--beware!), and there is elastic along the top of the cup to close it (a feature I love!). The fabric of the cups is a little sheer and has some stretch, so it allows for some movement. Cosmetically, it's lovely, with beautiful colors and a little shine to the lace. Not much itch factor, either. My only issue is with the straps. They don't adjust long enough for me and are on the thin side, so this bra is better suited for someone with high-set breasts.
I almost always wear a 30 band, but this was definitely too small. Putting a back extender on it made it fit pretty well though! It has a good push-up effect. The fabric feels a little itchy and the quality isn't super great, but it was very cheap so no surprises there. Although the lace overlay isn't attached to the cup, it looks good and doesn't wrinkle too much. The straps are thin and don't feel very sturdy.
Typical for a Just Peachy Bra is the really short band. It's nearly to tight for me but 32D is to long. So I wear an extender for 1-2 hooks more. Other than expected the bra don't need a lot of volume at the top so it is good if you need wide wires, shallow cups and few volume on top.
I tried on 30D and 32C. The cups are the same size as expacted but the bands were so tight that I kept the 32C one. After a few times wearing the band is too large so that I will shorten it. I recommend buying the smaller size and using an extender.
Probably the best £8 I've ever spent - this bra feels very well made, the lace is lovely but unobtrusive, and the grey (almost lilac) colorway blends in nicely under my white work blouse. I only wish I bought this bra in a 32G as the band is very stretchy!
This bra is the same cut as the Just Peachy Lace Padded Balconette Bra (good for shallow and wide). It should be noted that the Ivory/Spearmint colourway is much looser in the band than the Charcoal/Fuchsia colourway I have.
Is this smooth under t shirts?