The 30D cut into my boobs creating quite a quad-boob though fitting well elsewhere, so I exchanged for a 30DD. The center gore/little sheer piece seems like it must be too wide, or the cups are just cut very widely or something. I can't fill the bottom of the cups, I guess, as they wrinkle badly very quickly. They are also too wide and have empty space on the sides going almost under my arms. Weirdly enough, they also still cut into my breasts at the top of the cups and I still have quad-boob. Shortening the straps didn't fix the wrinkling at the bottom of the cups. I think it's exacerbated by the thinness and light materials used for the cups.
The fabric of the cups is not padded but rather very thinly lined, and the entire bra is very lightweight and comfortable mesh fabric. I really wish it fit me.

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Updated on Sep 07, 2013 Flag this

Interesting clear plastic center gore. Mesh material is soft and comfortable. Band was too large for my 28 inch ribcage and cups were a size too small. Seemed better for shallower breasts.

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Updated on Jul 19, 2013 Flag this

Definitely a disappointment. Cups are set too far apart and tilt the wrong way. Individually, it fits each boob, but when worn, it ends up flattening on top and wrinkling on bottom. The cup fabric is nice -- soft and stretchy, while molded -- but not quite what I was looking for when I bought a "mesh" bra. I am an active backpacker and was hoping for something breathable and quick drying. I don't think I can alter it into fitting.

Updated on Jun 17, 2013 Flag this

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.

Updated on May 09, 2013 Flag this

definitely not the right fit for me.

the bra itself seems nice. it's made of a light mesh, and has a clear plastic strip instead of a fabric gore so it can be worn under very low cut things. this makes the cup placement farther apart than usual, which made my boobs look really weird.

another issue was the cup shape. somehow, i quad-boobed right out of the top while failing to fill up the bottom. it made me look extremely droopy, which i thought was impossible given the size and shape of my breasts. maybe this bra would fit better on someone with bottom-heavy boobs.

edit: this is probably the orange-in-a-cup effect, and the cups were just too small for me! still not sure about the cup distance and the droopiness, though.

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Updated on Oct 11, 2012 Flag this

Runs shallow in cups. Cups veer off from gore to a wide-set.

Updated on Aug 12, 2012 Flag this

I measured myself and came out with 30DD, and this was the first bra I bought in my correct size. And it fits perfectly! Initially I thought the underwires were digging in in the front, but I bent them away a little bit, and it's comfortable now. It doesn't poke into my armpits, though so far that's not something I've ever experienced. I would say the band is tight, and not at all likely to get stretched out of shape anytime soon.

I guess I was lucky, as I've tried another brand now (Freya) and needed a smaller size, possibly in band and cup. This is the first bra I've been able to wear with mid-back dresses. I've also tried it as a halter, and have no complaints.

I sort of wish it were prettier, but it's super-functional.

Updated on May 31, 2011 Flag this

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