I got this bra in exchange for my 65J which was always a bit big but didn’t quite look like it was, perhaps because it is a little bit closed on top. Having lost weight last year, it no longer fit and I was ecstatic to be able to do a swap for a smaller one.

I have actually been gaining a little bit of weight back, and this one is a titch too small in the cups, or perhaps it’s just too short. That said, the quadding is more like bubbling, and it’s actually giving me a really uplifted and rounded shape, perhaps because this style tends ... to run a bit shallow compared with other plunges. If I add an extender, I settle in a bit more, and it does feel a bit more comfortable around my ribcage. It’s fine as is, but borderline too tight. I have to measure it still, but I am guessing that it’s probably pretty close to the listed measurements, and probably about 28.5” stretched. I can do it but prefer 29” as I can have a sensitive ribcage.

Overall, it’s a fairly good fit, and I think it’s going to relax a bit more with wear. I’m not sure if I will wear it with the extender because the hook spacing is a little bit different, and I don’t want to damage the bra with a slight change in tension on the hooks.

I think a 65H or 70G would have been perfect in this one.

Side note: the tattoo is temporary from inkbox. It’s also a bit messed up as it was the first one I did and questioned if I had it lined up straight…but between my eye problem and slight perfectionism, I adjusted it a few times but the ink was already transferring which created a bit of a blurry look.
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This is also better than my last round.

Again, so soft. So comfortable. Band, straps, cups, all good.
This gore tacks. Soft tack, so it barely floats away when I bend, but it does touch.

More M bottoms.

This is just a really pretty set. It reminds me of my Grandma-in-law's couch. Take that as you will, but I think it's great. Flowers in earth tones are lovely.

Copper Floral colorway

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Updated on Jul 15, 2015 Flag this

I have been eyeing the Comexim Ingrid for some time, but it’s generally regarded as a big ‘maybe’ for people with my shape. I knew there was a chance of calamity, but the pattern was so beautiful I decided to give it a try anyway. The cups are very close together, and closer inspection revealed that it has an overlapping gore. This is an alteration commonly requested when buyers order direct from Comexim, but I had ordered a standard bra with no alterations, and unfortunately need the wires to be further apart rather than closer together. In this instance, the unasked for alteration was a disappointing surprise. I ... had heard recently though that this may be a new thing that they’re doing on all plunges going forward, because it is so commonly requested. I don’t know if that’s true, but if so it would make sense.

It quickly became apparent that a 65G was not going to work for me; the top of the cups were cutting in and causing some quadding, though the band was comfortable. Upon closer inspection I noticed that in order to contain me on the sides, the wires were distorting. If the wires were sitting as intended, the cups would be even smaller. I’m not sure if sizing up in the cups again would give me a perfectly fitting bra or just a different set of fit issues, but I’m inclined to keep it for now.
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Updated on Nov 16, 2019 Flag this

Soft fabric with foam cups. Wires seem to fit a little wider than most Comexim bras. Bought this in a 65G/30G, but the cups fit more like a large E/small F. This style of bra would be good for someone with more immediate projection with even or center-full breasts and shorter roots. Unfortunately this bra was a case of correct volume/wrong shape for me. Wouldn’t recommend to someone with wide roots and shallow projection.

Updated on Feb 27, 2019 Flag this

Adorable print and this size fits (27 inch UB 35 inch leaning OB), maybe a teeny small in cup (or cups are too far apart and/or closed?). Still, wearable. So far I am not as impressed with Comexim as I have been with Ewa Michalak. Prehaps EM is just a better fit for my shape, but I also find Comexim to feel heavy and a bit hot for south Texas weather.

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