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  Is the wire actually uncomfortable, or is it just that you're noticing it's not in the usual place? If it causes no discomfort I would not worry about it. The fact that the shape is good for you is very encouraging. You might also check out alisa 's numerous reviews of Bravissimo, in this size range they also have taller-than-average cups.

  I think the dots are darling! multiple shades of blue are so pretty together.

• Sadly it's uncomfortable, and it get's increasingly uncomfy while wearing it, if I wear it for a day it leaves thick red marks exactly 2cm under imf. At this point the wire really is my fit issue nr.1, it's always the damn wire! Well, I got the Panache non-wired sports bra last week in 30G and it fits and is a clear improvement to what I was wearing before so I'm gonna life in it for now haha

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  Oh interesting - I always assumed Elomi's size range started at ~34 band! Also I didn't realize / never looked into their cupsize chart apparently.. so it's nice to see they offer sizes like 70J which would possibly fit me as well.

  The deep blue color is great indeed - thanks for reviewing!

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  bubblegum they expanded the range to 32s pretty recently, in the last couple of years or so I think. Until then, you recall correctly, they started at 34.
  They are known for rather wide and tall wires due to their target market being the plus/full bust range rather than just full bust--but not everyone needs the narrow Polish wires so for some people this is a very good thing!

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  Is this a UK 32J or a EU 70J ? I just ask because I find that the measuements of cup depth are quite small for an UK 32J. I have one of these on it's way to me too. It's a very pretty color. I'm happy that Elomi does 32 bands now.

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  EU 70J, so according to the conversion chart I'm looking at a UK 32G.
  Yep, I'm happy they offer 32s now, even tho it's not a perfect fit - I haven't found a perfect comfortable fit yet and I'm not sure If I ever will, but if I had to wear any bra I'd probably go with an Elomi Plunge now

• If it's a UK 32G you should add it here as a 32G not a 32J. I have a UK32J of this bra on it's way and it's labelled as a EU 70M. We add bras here in UK sizing if that is the main sizing a brand uses.

• Ohh wait I thought I added it as a 70J, sorry :/

• Ohh wait I thought I added it as a 70J, sorry :/

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  Update: I DID add it as „70J“, the size „32J“ was automatically added somehow but obviously a EU J is not a UK J! Tried to correct it and add the actuall UK size

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  I have the exact same bra (except for size 32GG UK) I bought over a year ago on eBay, I was disappointed with it.

  I found it to be a shape mismatch for my close-set boobs. My natural shape was fighting against the cup shape, plus the wide gore dug into my larger breast. I also found the texture of the fabric - the mesh cups - to be uncomfortable. Mesh cups are big no for me, I have sensitive skin, so I will stick with Polish brands like Ewa Michalak and Comexim for their superior fabrics!

  It's my understanding that Elomi only fits a very specific shape, and most women/bra wearers are not that shape. It's discussed on this bra blog ComfyCurvy https://comfycurvy.blogspot.com/search/label/Elomi

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  Yes they fit a specific shape, imo tall - wide root and sligtly wide set shallow boobs. In large cups I really liked the sturdy materials and the support. I think that's why they are so popular. Above a certain size there is not much choice in bras but wearing a supportive bra is a must to prevent back pain.

  I have wide and tall roots for my size (34G) so they are not bad but the wide gore does really bother me. I am still searching for a non-padded bra that fits my shape.

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