My shape is narrow, even, projected with average-to-short roots, close-set with lots of upper-center fullness and soft, saggy breast tissue. This Chantelle bra feels kind of flimsy, with thin stretchy cups and back band. This makes it somewhat comfortable to wear, but it doesn't provide much support or shape. The underwires are too wide and cups feel too shallow, and the straps feel like they are about to slip off my shoulders. So, not a good bra for me, but might be a good fit for those with smaller or firmer breasts.
My shape is narrow, even, projected with average-to-short roots, close-set with lots of upper-center fullness and soft, saggy breast tissue. This Rive Gauche bra is not a good fit for me, the wires are too wide and the cups too shallow, and there is no room at the gore for centre fullness - the gore floats and points away from my chest. The wide underwires are rubbing under my arms and are uncomfortable. I'm disappointed at the poor fit for the price point of $120 CAD. Good thing I can return to amazon.
This is my new favourite bra! My shape is narrow, projected, with average-to-short roots, close-set with lots of upper-center fullness and soft, saggy breast tissue. This bra is so comfortable, and I love the colour! It seems like a pretty good fit for my shape, not ideal, as the wires are a little too wide for me, but the fabric is substantial enough to hold my soft saggy boobs in place. The lace in the upper cup is lined with beige mesh for better support.
My shape is narrow, even, projected, with average-to-short roots, close-set with lots of upper-center fullness and soft, saggy breast tissue. This bra was a pretty good fit for my shape, the underwires are narrow and firm and hold it in place, but the soft stretchy fabric of the cups doesn't provide enough support for my squishy boobs, as there is a lot of bounce and movement and the in-cup quadding doesn't look good. The deep cups and narrow gore are good for projected and close-set breasts. This bra would work on firmer breasts, but not for me.
My shape is narrow, even, projected with average-to-short roots, close-set with lots of upper-center fullness and soft, saggy breast tissue. This is the first time trying Chantelle for me. The Revele-Moi bra feels pretty comfortable, despite the shape not being great for me - the wires are too wide and the cups too shallow. However with the stretchy construction it's comfortable and it somewhat squishes my soft boobs into place like a minimizer, and doesn't provide much uplift or shape. The lighweight mesh would make it a good summer bra. A big negative in the fit for me is the wires at the centre gore point away from my chest.
I ordered this from amazon to try, knowing the return would be easy. My shape is narrow, even, projected with average-to-short roots, close-set with lots of upper-center fullness and soft, saggy breast tissue. This bra felt pretty comfortable when I first put it on, but doesn't provide much support. The stretchy band and straps and stretch lace let my soft boobs just "hang out"; there is not much lift or shaping going on. However, it's not a total bra fail, as the fit is somewhat decent, and it's lightweight enough to wear in the hot summer. I don't like the pepto-bismol-pink colorway (Sweet Pea)
I didn't know much about this brand, so I found a chart online that converts Ulla Dessous cup sizes to UK cup sizes. The Ulla K is supposed to work for UK G to GG, so I ordered it, but this cup is really too big for me, and too big to give any support to my breasts. The cups are very tall and the band is tight. I like the narrow and high gore, good for close-set breasts. The bra quality is very good, made of soft and sturdy materials. This bra might work for someone with very tall roots and lots of upper fullness. I would like to try this bra about 2 cup sizes smaller (probably an Ulla H cup) but the shop I ordered from doesn't have any in stock.
My shape is narrow, even, projected with average-to-short roots, close-set with lots of upper-center fullness and soft, saggy breast tissue. This is a really comfortable bra for me, but not super supportive. The soft underwires and stretch lace lets the full volume of my boobs just "hang out", or so it feels like. I love the low underwires and the stretchiness of the band and fabric, but there is a lot of jiggle and bounce when I wear this bra.
Oh, your comment really piqued my interest! I just tried some Ewa Michalak bras for the first time and I think I have the same problem with the wire shape. The bras slip down from my inrafmammary fold and there is empty space at the bottom of the cup. I will look into Kris Line bras now, thank you!
My shape is narrow, even, projected with average-to-short roots, close-set with lots of upper-center fullness and soft, saggy breast tissue. I don't like this bra, the fit is not right and it's uncomfortable. The band is very stretchy - almost too large. The straps keep slipping off my shoulders. Wires slip down from my IMF, and wires are too tall under my arms
My shape is narrow, even, and projected with average-to-short roots, close-set with lots of upper-center fullness and soft breast tissue. There's so much hype around Ewa Michalak bras, but when I finally got to try the brand, I'm disappointed that this bra didn't quite work for my shape. This bra doesn't seem to have enough room at the gore to accommodate my centre fullness, as the gore is floating and the top of the gore is poking into my breast tissue, and there is quadding. Also, the wires at the sides are not comfortable, perhaps the cups are not narrow enough or the wires too tall, as I feel the wires under my arms. The cups aren't deep enough where I need the volume, and the wire at the bottom is too U shaped.
Ok this bra is obviously too small for me, but I wasn't expecting it to fit at least 2 cup sizes too small for me. I comfortably fit another SM bra in 40G, so figured this 38G would be close enough with an extender, and boy was I wrong! The band in this style is tight, so I definitely needed an extender to fasten it, and the cups are much too small as well. It's a very sexy bra, if I find it in 40GG or H, I might try it.
My shape is narrow, even, projected with average-to-short roots, close-set with lots of upper-center fullness and soft, saggy breast tissue. I usually find that Elomi bras are generally too wide and not enough room at the gore for my shape. But I took a chance to buy this bra secondhand, and it's quite comfortable to wear! This, despite it being technically too small - the cups aren't deep enough to contain all of my breast tissue, so my breasts get squished up and towards the center. I removed the elastic from top of cups to allow more of my upper/center fullness to squish out, and I still get quadboob, but I can wear this bra without pain! This is a cup size smaller than I would normally wear, so wires are not too wide. I'm thinking of getting the Morgan in 36GG and putting in narrower wires.
Oh, your comment really piqued my interest! I just tried some Ewa Michalak bras for the first time and I think I have the same problem with the wire shape. The bras slip down from my inrafmammary fold and there is empty space at the bottom of the cup. I will look into Kris Line bras now, thank you!