I finally decided to take the plunge with Pour Moi . Their bras are pretty, affordable, and come in a variety of styles. I picked St. Tropez because I've realized recently that I have some inner/center-fullness and benefit from a taller gore, and I'm really in need of a bra I can move around in at work.

I have no complaints about the quality of the bra. It's certainly not made from luxury materials, but it doesn't feel cheap either. I would compare it to my Cleos. The fully adjustable (!!) straps are lightly lined with a soft material (felt?); not lined as well as Panache ... bras in GG+ cup sizes, but certainly an improvement over the jack squat you get for lining in a Curvy Kate bra. One thing to note about the construction, at least for this particular model and colorway, is that the embroidery is mirrored on the inside of the top portion of the cup. The fabric and thread is pretty soft, but could easily bother someone with sensory issues and/or sensitive skin. I think the bottom portion of the cup has an extra layer of mesh that the top portion does not.

The band is close to TTS, maybe slightly big and certainly stretchy. If you are in between band sizes I would choose your smaller size. There was plenty of room at the wire and quite a bit of projection...especially considering the only thing that really matters in this review: the fact that this bra runs at least a cup size big. Seriously. I am comfortably a J cup, and having been a GG-J cup for most of my adult life, putting on a bra that is huge in the cup is a novel experience. It was big all over. The gore wouldn't tack, I could stick my hand in the outside of the cup, and poke at all the loose fabric at the top of the cup. I'd say I filled out the bottom of the cup fairly well, and again, there really was quite a lot of projection considering how big it was.

I think the wires are somewhat soft, but it was hard to tell with all the other fit issues.

I've reordered in a 34HH - I'm hoping for less cup volume and a similar or slightly shorter band. Some colorways are on pretty deep discount at Figleaves and on eBay, and on sale but not as cheap from Bare Necessities, so it's a good time to try. Overall I'm glad I finally gave this brand a chance and I'm hopeful about the 34HH!


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A pretty basic black lace bra with a slight east-west shape. This one is pretty snug all over, especially compared to the Pour Moi St. Tropez Full Cup (PM-7702) that I've worn before. I'd say it's more like a 32J. This is a perfectly serviceable comfortable bra, just a bit too small for me all over.

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Updated on Feb 23, 2014 Flag this

I don't know what to think about this bra. I kind of love the quality and the immediate projection at the bottom, but I don't think I'd be able to find my correct size in this brand.

BAND: Slightly tight for me. Curves down at the fastenings WAY too much for my ribcage/back shape. To wear one that fit properly, I'd have to angle my fastenings/hooks or alter the angle of how they are attached.
WIRE: Slightly too wide. Super strong.
STRAPS: Dig into arm creases. Too wideset. Seem sturdy.
CUP: Fits at base. Floppy on top. Way too tall for my boob. I think it's supposed to be a balconette, but it's trying to crawl over my shoulder.

Aesthetics: Very pretty. Subtle embroidery on cups. Pretty lace.

I will probably relist it after I get pictures of it.

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Updated on Sep 07, 2013 Flag this

Update: Decided to keep this bra. After a few months and a few pounds lost I found I could fit into it just fine. Still slightly pointy boobs, but less so since it fits better now.

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Bra runs at least 2 cup sizes too small. It gave me pointy boobs.

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