This beautiful bra runs smaller in the cups than a typical 30F but has a true-to-size, stretchy 30 band. In Comexim sizing I believe it would be a 65G. I marked it down slightly on comfort because the band was too loose on me to be properly supportive, but it was great otherwise. No painful wires or ridiculously tall cups.

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Updated on Feb 13, 2018 Flag this

I figured out why the cups seem too small in this longline. It's because they are! Comexim 65H is closest to UK 30F. Naturally this 65G is about one cup size too small. Grrr. It didn't matter that I gave the exact bra measurements I wanted; they sent me a 65G with, at most, one or two of my requested alterations.

The Sabine longline in balconette cut was my third or fourth attempt to get Comexim to incorporate all the alterations I needed. It is possible the straps were moved in, but I'm pretty sure nothing else was done. The bra doesn't go up high enough under my arms. ... The wires rest on breast tissue, both in the gore area and under my arms. My Tail of Spence escapes, to an unacceptable degree. The gore is too wide for my non-existent space between boobs. The gore is not a super plunge height. The cups are not very lower coverage.

The Sabine is beautiful. It has perhaps the most seductive, sophisticated fabric I've ever seen on a bra. Its looks made me willing to try Comexim again. After the Sabine, I tried a couple more times, giving exact bra measurements. I was assured they were creating an entirely new frame for me. Still no luck. About a year later, Wellfitting by Comexim introduced the Extra Deep Plunge cut, which had all the modifications I wanted.
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