Construction:
Balconette. Lower sections one layer of non-stretch fabric, upper section stretch mesh with elasticated trim (trim is quite stretchy). Center gore is two layers, upper layer the same material as lower sections of the cup, bottom layer sheer non-stretch fabric. Full band construction, band elastic quite soft. Section from cup side to boning channel is the same fabric as lower sections of cup. Boning channel is on the inside with pretty soft, flexible boning. Main section of the band is powermesh similar to the cup fabric. Straps are slightly wide and connect to both upper and lower cup sections - less with lower section.

Fit:
Fits big in cup, like ... a smaller 32GG. Firm band. Cups are narrow and on the deeper side. Wires are U-shaped and relatively firm. Cup separation is not as narrow as some other Polish bras. Straps are fully adjustable - there is decorative ribbon at the front but adjuster slides on it easily. Three rows of hooks in four(!) columns.

Shape:
Subtly rounded, slightly minimized. A little bit more cleavagey than your average balconette.

Appearance:
Very minimalist and simple look. I would say it looks like an elegant everyday bra. Lower sections of the cup, band and straps have a subtle sheen. Mesh section is quite sheer and matte. Small unobtrusive bows hiding construction seams. Straps are slightly thick but feel proportional to the bra. There is a small decorative ribbon on the front side of the strap, roughly 8cm/3in long. Hardware is beige, matching the overall colour. The beige is pretty neutral and should suit a good variation of Caucasian skintones.

Overall a bra win, a comfy and simple everyday bra to wear under light clothing.
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