I love this bra! This is my very first bra that actually fits, after discovering I'd been wearing the wrong size for the last 10 years or so. I also bought a Betsey Johnson Eyelet Lace Demi (30C) which I'll review later. I've been wearing 32/34As, wondering why they never seemed to fit. Turns out, I should have been wearing a 30C all along. I have very shallow boobs, so I never thought I was a C cup. Anyway, I think the cups on this bra run small because they're ALMOST causing some quadboob. The 32 fits well on the tightest clasp, but the band is stretchy so I'm worried it will be too big soon. Also, I don't usually wear pretty or lacy bras, and right now the lace in the armpits is itchy. I think I can get used to it though. Otherwise, it's super comfortable. This bra is so smooth and sleek, it works great under t-shirts.
I'm still in the process of really nailing down my actual size and bra style preferences, but I found this to be a pretty nice fit while still having an attractive appearance. The pictures only look like the band is tight because I am very soft around the middle xD It's actually very comfortable. I would say it's very true to size.
EDIT: The bra band has turned out to be kind of stretchy compared to some of my other bras, so be aware of that - I've had to move up a hook or two.
Holy cleavage, batman! But really, I love the way that this bra fits my boobs. My tissue is pretty soft and is spread pretty wide, and this cup pulls it a little towards the center without distorting it, leaving a very nice shape. The construction is a little weird - the lined part of the cup is a bit smaller and is covered in slightly stretchy lace, and the lace provides a bit more coverage than the padded part. It's really hard to describe. But the stretchy lace is pretty awesome. It just has a little bit of give, enough to contour itself to the shape of your ...breast. I imagine if it was too big or small, there would be quadraboobage or gaping, but it sits flat on top of my larger and smaller breasts, which is a first!
A few downsides. The place where the straps and cups meet is irritating my skin. Right now, there is no way I can wear it a full day without rubbing that part of my skin raw. And the sides are just a little low so a little bit of tissue won't go in the cup. It is wide enough, just not tall enough. Currently trying to decide if I should keep it or not! Read more 106 more words
Oops, picked the wrong model. This review and all photos are for the sheer jacquard contour fit, #136059 - very similar, AFAICT, to the model I selected from the drop-down list - I like it. It's smooth under shirts, no itchy lace. It's a full cup so I have a few lower-cut tops that don't work with this bra. I've had it about 2 years it has stretched out a fair bit, so I'm going to tighten the band to get a bit more life out of it. Cost was $60.
Full coverage, nice shape, good support. Band started stretching pretty soon after purchase. Now (2 yrs from purchase) it's pretty well-stretched and I'm going to tighten the band to get more life from it. Paid $60 new.
Great lift and low enough profile for my lower-cut shirts, enough coverage so that I seldom "fall out" when I bend over. Convertible straps will cross in back but I've never done that so I don't know how easy it is to do, or how comfortable it is to wear when crossed. The band doesn't stretch very much at all, and there was no break-in period (while my other Natori bras needed a few wears).
I love the Natori Feathers Contour Plunge and it is the only bra I own that fits perfectly so I ordered this model (Feather's Decolette) hoping that it would fit as well. Sadly, it does not, as the cups are too small.
Low wires fit comfortably on shorter/smaller torsos, fabric texture and stretch make it pleasant to wear. The stretch lace overlay creates a smooth transition zone that minimizes the appearance of the cup edge, so that although the cups are slightly too small, the bra is close to invisible under clothing. The straps, band and cup lace are all fairly stretchy. Well supported.
Cons: Do not stock smaller bands than 32, nor cup sizes above DD at that range. If I could get this bra in a 30E it'd be spot on.
The wires on this model fit better than the @Natori Feathers 32C (the feathers one tends to poke my sternum)- the cups are slightly bigger so there's a little bit of room at the top, but not a lot.
I really like convertible bras because they have metal hardware, not because I actually convert them. The straps on this are not long enough to make an X back on me, though, if I did wish to convert.
This one and the @Feathers both suffered much stretching of the band. Perhaps @Natori bands are more stretchy in general.
This is such a pretty bra, disappointed that it didn't fit. Not sure if it's that the cups were too shallow for me but there was too much cleavage and quad boob.
***For now I'll preface all reviews with the fact that I've recently had breast implants, so bras don't necessarily fit me the same way they fit natural boobs***
This bra is comfortable compared to the few other 'big girl' bras I now own. It's stretchier, the cup fabric is softer and it's definitely nicer looking (although I got it in a nude color so it isn't the height of hotness). The straps feel a little farther apart than my other Natori (which is a full fit, not plunge style). I wouldn't want them any wider. I can't say it has less room in the cups ...than the other one because they're totally different shapes, but the way it's cut I could possibly go up a cup size in this style (and may need to before long!).
Those who have had breast augmentation may find this style more comfortable than the full coverage cups, I know I do. Recently augmented boobs are not often soft and aren't easily moved or squished, so a bra with more open cups means less pressure on them. I've tried demi styles on that were a little better than full coverage but this plunge style is the best so far. Read more 100 more words
Not the most flattering bra, separates my boobs too much. Does fit fairly well though. Isnt super comfortable but I've recently had breast implants so no bras with underwires are right now.
The band runs really small on this line; I couldn't close the supposed-30, so I had to go up one. I actually wound up with a pretty good fit; I can tell the band is not quite right, but it's comfortable for all-day wear. I wish the lacy overlay thingy didn't come as high or as wide, but it helps with the extra room I have at the top of the cup. It cuts into the pectoral muscle more than I'd prefer, but not badly enough as to be distracting.
This bra is brand new and has never been worn. I bought it online because I have the black one already and love it so much I wanted it in beige/nude. I forgot (because sizes vary with different brands) that I wear a 32DD in Natori, not a 34DDD, but I bought it on sale so I can't return it or get any sort of refund https://d28qt14g3opchh.cloudfront.net/smileys/icon_sad.gif" alt=":(" /> I have all the original packaging, the recite/order form, and all the tags are still attached. It had just been sitting in the box in my closet until I found out about this website! If ...34DDD is your size, I can write an accurate description of how it fits based on how my black 32DD fits me:
This is one of my absolute favorite bras! It is so comfortable and light weight, but supplies the perfect amount of support. It can give an added lift by tightening the straps, but doesn't dig into your solders when you do so. The cups are delicate, and the mesh/lace overlay adds enough see through and lace to make the bra super sexy. Comfortable stretch to the band keeps things in place, but doesn't dig. The underwire is long enough and well padded. My only minor complaint is that it does stretch out after a year or regular wearing, but as long as you start on the first or second row of hooks you should have this beauty for a long time! Comfortable enough for everyday, but sexy enough for "special occasions".
