I have teardrop shaped breasts, shallow on top and full on bottom. My left is decently larger than my right, and a slightly different shape, so I sometimes have issues where the left cup of a bra will bulge/quad and the right will gape. They are also wideset, fitting three fingers comfortably in between.

I love this bra. I actually tried it on and didn't buy it, tried to find something cheaper and more t-shirty and ended up coming back several months later because nothing else fit as well on me as this one. I also haven't had problems with the lace showing through shirts which is very nice ... and not what I was expecting. It definitely comes in handy to wear with things where cute patterns would end up showing through (I have the cafe colour, which works well as a nude for me).

I noticed other people mentioned the band stretching... I've had it over a year and haven't noticed much stretch myself, maybe a little bit, but it still feels tight enough and I still use it on the furthest hooks. I like the fabric. The band lace is stretchy and soft, but it still feels pretty supportive to me.

My favourite thing about this bra is the shape it gives. I think it looks very lovely and natural. It has good nipple coverage without making my breasts look larger like some bras do (making my boobs look huge is a total dealbreaker for me). I noticed other people mentioning that this bra gives great cleavage... well for me it gives absolutely no cleavage! That's probably just my bodyshape though, I have never had a bra that fits well give me cleavage (which is fine by me). I still love how this bra looks under clothes. If I try to scoop my breasts up further into the cup, my left breast does end up falling out some, but with a little tugging afterward I can adjust it to lie flush and it tends to stay pretty well put all day.

The underwire comes up nicely along the outside of my breast, but on the inside they're definitely too close together. The gore tacks perfectly, but theres a little gap between the front part of the underwire and the surface of my breast. This seems to be a problem with all my current bras, except the Natori Feathers Racerback. If you like this bra but find the cups are too close together in the front, that one is worth a try, though it doesn't give as natural a shape as this one, imo.
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cafe (lt nude) colorway

Updated on May 03, 2016 Flag this

This bra is gorgeous, honestly. The lace everywhere is very pretty, and the rest of the bra is quite soft and lovely. The gore is short, the straps are a bit thin, and my nipples are just on the edge of the molded part but the lace covers everything just fine. I found the band to be rather stretchy and personally would like to go down a sister size, but Natori doesn't make above DDD in 30. I may sew the band to be a bit shorter, but it's definitely tolerable and I still say it fits. Hurrah!

EDIT: Upon further reflection about my shape, low plunges like this are probably never going to work because I'm too center heavy. This one's quite pretty, and after I sewed the band a bit to not be as stretchy it's an acceptable fit, but I am falling out of the center a bit. To anyone else center-heavy, this is probably not a good choice.

light blue colorway

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Updated on Apr 30, 2016 Flag this

Because 34DDD is a sister size to 32G, I thought this might work. Feathers is an exceptionally comfortable bra! The materials are lightweight, stretchy, and thoughfully assembled for wide, shallow breasts. The low gore is blissful. However, if I were to shorten the band enough to achieve lift, the wires would literally wrap around my scapulas. And, in just five minutes, my projected, wide breasts collapsed the cup. Sigh.

I intensely hope Natori creates a more narrow, projected Feathers: I will be the first to buy it. https://d28qt14g3opchh.cloudfront.net/smileys/icon_smile.gif" alt=":-)" /> https://d28qt14g3opchh.cloudfront.net/smileys/icon_smile.gif" alt=":-)" />

Black colorway

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Updated on Apr 25, 2016 Flag this

Because 34DDD is a sister size to 32G, I thought this might work. Feathers is an exceptionally comfortable bra! The materials are lightweight, stretchy, and thoughfully assembled for wide, shallow breasts. The low gore is blissful. However, if I were to shorten the band enough to achieve lift, the wires would literally wrap around my scapulas. And, in just five minutes, my projected, wide breasts collapsed the cup. Sigh.

I intensely hope Natori creates a more narrow, projected Feathers: I will be the first to buy it. https://d28qt14g3opchh.cloudfront.net/smileys/icon_smile.gif" alt=":-)" /> https://d28qt14g3opchh.cloudfront.net/smileys/icon_smile.gif" alt=":-)" />

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Updated on Apr 25, 2016 Flag this

Great shape and fit for women with shallow breasts with a wide root. Contours nicely, all around fit is great for me, asize 32DDD/E.

Updated on Apr 23, 2016 Flag this

The band on this beige bra seems larger than the band on my pink one - but since I bought both used, perhaps the beige one just had more wear from the previous owner. Otherwise the fit is the same.

I got beige hoping for it to be a good t-shirt bra. The color is great for me. The lace shows through on my lightest t-shirts, but I'll probably wear it anyway.

Beige colorway

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Updated on Mar 26, 2016 Flag this

I would love if this would fit; it is light, sexy, and comfortable. The band is stretchy and fits best on the last hook, and 32 bands generally seem to fit me snugly/well. The cups are too small and shallow for me and seem to have nonexistent immediate projection, resulting in a dip in the fabric bw the wire and IMF. Cups not wide enough to contain my wide roots. Boobs (and eventually, nipple) escape to the center when worn. I am fairly sure this is just the wrong size for me, altogether, which was surprising. Going to try some others with a better understanding of how my boobs behave in anything but a bralet.

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Updated on Feb 22, 2016 Flag this

I have this bra in both 32DD and 32DDD, and the DDD is a good fit but I do get some gaping at the top, especially when slouching or bending over. After a few wears I'm noticing more wrinkling in the bottom of the cup, and the wires riding down with wear. There's not a smooth curve on the bottom anymore, which makes me think I'm not as shallow as I had originally thought I might be. Not sure why it would be more prominent in the larger cup, but I'm still learning this stuff.

Spearmint colorway

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Updated on Feb 20, 2016 Flag this

I want to love this bra, it's obviously very pretty, and at first it's really comfortable. People rave about this bra. But it's simply not for me. I have really soft tissue, and no matter what size I wear in this bra (I tried 30d, 30dd, and 30ddd--30ddd worked the "best" and this bra definitely runs small), my breast tissue migrates to the center, quadboobs, and to me is very unattractive. It's not a matter of size, it's just how the bra is designed. I think people wish soft tissue like me can't really do the whole contour/plunge thing without double sided tape. ... At least, that's what it seems like to me; I just need more coverage on the inner part of the cups to actually contain my tissue and *lift*. Maybe for people with firm tissue, or breasts that like staying up and apart, this bra accomplishes that. Also, after a full day of wearing this bra, the underwire at the gore is uncomfortable, and as with all other undewire bras lately, my ribs towards my sides begins to hurt after a bit.

This bra sits in my closet and never gets worn. It's still brand new. Maybe I should actually try some double sided tape.
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Updated on Feb 16, 2016 Flag this

This bra is SO SOFT and SO COMFORTABLE, but this size is just wrong for me; have to look into a 30D.

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Updated on Jan 29, 2016 Flag this