This was a total surprise and a good one! The bra is now in my weekly rotation and I look forward to wear it.
It's from a brand called Luvlette that is sold on their own website and on other e-commerce websites.
There are 2 other colours to choose; beige and black. I paid around 13$ with coupons for this bra. I did not expect much and mostly bought it out of curiousity. The size I got is 80H but Bratabase did not let me add this as 80H so I choose 36H. Keep that in mind. The reviews were saying to size up in cup which is what I ... did. (The measurements on the website would have put me in 80G)
Btw the brand has their own sizing which is a mix of EU sizing but bigger like UK in cups. It's hard to tell. They go by 70-75-80 and so on, but the cup sizes are larger than the EU size would be.
I say this 80H fits like UK 34G or 36FF. (I found the band very firm when I received it but it starts to stretch out a bit)

The bra looks really nice and feels like high quality! The band feels very sturdy and has 3x3 hook clousure. (I'm side-eyeing some UK brands who make bras up to H-cup with 2 x2 closure... no thanks...) I like how a wider band does smooth down the back-fat and gives a much better apperance under tops. It also is far more supportive. The band is made of a thicker mesh covered in stretchy lace.

The cups are made of a 4 part construction that shapes and lifts the bust well. I get a really round shape from the side. The wires are probably average width for the size and perfect for me. The padding is not too thick and does not add extra bulk in my opinion. The padding is thin foam. Similar thickness like Ewa Michalak S bra. The cups are covered with some nice lace. The is no extra push-up effect despite it's name.

There is extra boning in the side band. It overall feels quite supportive. (I don't need super high support because I have quite firm breast tissue, but I also don't like flimsy bras) The wires feel like they are plastic or some other very lightweight material. They do adjust to your shape and don't cut in. I call these pudding wires. But still they do the job and if you check out my side picture they don't distort as much as other pudding wires (like on Elomi Charley Spacer bra). Anyway this is all over the place already - I just like to put this out there because these bras are a good option if you are on a budget.
Sadly the H-cup is the largest size they make currently! I have another Luvlette bra in 80G that is more like an UK G cup! So they are probably not so consistent with their sizing. For the low price the quality, support and material feel really good and it looks on part with Curvy Kate, Freya and other popular Uk brands in terms of quality.
I will update here on the longevity. So far it survived 2 washes in the washing machine gentle cycle without problems.
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The bra is advertised as a push up bra, but I would say it's just a regular moulded / padded T-shirt bra.
The bra looks and feels like good quality. The band is made of a thick stretchy double mesh fabric and it has 4x4 hook closure! (Take notes brands that think the teeny tiny 2 hook closure is ok on G+ cups) The cups are lightly padded and the fabric feels soft on the skin. It gives a smooth apperance under a t-shirt. The straps are fully adjustable.

Sizing: The size is 80G but I could only add it here as 36G. According to their size chart 80G ... fits underbust 77-83cm and Bust 103-109cm. I found it actually a bit tight in band and the cups almost a bit generous. I wear UK 34G/GG.

Now this bra did not work for me. So I cannot say how it hold over time. The cups were too tall for me even on my tall roots. The cups came also too high up on the sides and would cut into my skin. The straps were too seperate and cut into my arms. It was uncomfortable to wear! You see on my pictures that the cups are a really odd shape, way too much coverage for this size. The shape under clothing is ok though.
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