I purchased this soft cup bra to wear after my breast reduction, and it's so comfortable that it's still in my circulation. I wouldn't say it necessarily appeals to my aesthetic appreciation, but it's not ugly, and it's such a comfortable around-the-house bra that when this one dies, I'll be purchasing another.
Updated on Sep 19, 2020 Flag this
Lovely characteristics, but the cup was too narrow to accommodate my shallow, underarm breast tissue.
For specifics about this model, read here: http://bra.pe/XWly/
White colorway
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Updated on Jun 06, 2018 Flag this
(This is a review of a friend of a friend, I have no personal experience with this bra, I am posting it here so that others can find it.)
Dark brown padded halfcup
material:
69% polyamide
22 % cotton
9 % elasthane
chocolate brown, brown lace on brown padding
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wide and soft wires, wide and very shallow cup compared to Cleo and Panache
Cups are lined with cotton, very comfy for the wearer, padding is thicker compared to Cleo Juna/Martha/Sadie/Darcy/etc or Freya padded halfcups like Summer/Monet/Teagan/etc.
band tends to be a bit stretchier than usual.
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Updated on Oct 30, 2012 Flag this
I don't know if you're still looking, drownedsalad, but I just tried two Rosme bras and the bands seem to run true to size. As far as the cups go the European sizing seems correct and the UK conversion is wrong. I tried an H and it was too small for me; normal European conversion would put me in a J.
Can I ask what the sizing is actually on the band and what size range typically fits your friend?
I'm trying to figure out what size to order from them, but their sizing chart seems to think that the +4 method works. I just want to know if they are using more UK/EU or French band sizing. Their website follows more of the underbust in cm = band size (so I thought, oh, French sizing), but they say they are EU sizing as does bratabase.
Plus their cup-sizing chart is stating that an 8" difference is an D cup. Their A-cup difference is 5". (!)
Thanks!