Comexim is quickly becoming one of my favorite brands!

I got Coco thinking it is lined with beige padding but it is actually an unlined bra, which might be why it's a bit cheaper than other bras. It is black with unusual lace patterns (I'm not really sure what it is) and neon-pink ribbons.

The band runs tight, about a size smaller I would say. I measure as 26D and usually wear 28C for comfort, so I think 65B might have been okay too. The band feels firm, and I believe the top of the gore dug in initially because of the band. Now that I've worn this several times ... the gore doesn't dig in as much, only every once in a while. Vertically wide wings smooth out my back nicely. No sidebones though. The spacing between each hook is a bit wider than usual, so normal 2-hook extender wouldn't work. The straps are fully adjustable.

The cups are true to size and shallow-friendly, IMO. They are single layer laces with two vertical seams. The material is a somewhat stiff mesh/lace that retains the shape (i.e. doesn't go completely flat when laid like those lace bras from Mimi Holliday). Because of the pattern, the nips aren't very visible even though the bra is see-through. Also, for a single layer of thin fabric, it hides nips under clothes fairly well.
The shape it gives is rather flat, and you can even tell that from the stock pictures. It is round and not pointy. I don't mind this, but if you want more upfront looks, this probably isn't it.

Compared to other Comexim plunges I own, Coco doesn't have as much room near the gore which is great for me. The gore height is pretty similar to other plunges (Butterfly, Iris). Perhaps halfcups and plunges in this size range aren't very different? The measured cup width seems to be on the narrower side, but the wires aren't too stiff. When I wear it, the wires stretch a bit and fit me perfectly.

To sum up, Coco is an unlined bra that fits like a 26D. It is shallow-friendly and gives a bit flattened look. I love the fact that it is lightweight and comfortable, as well as its design.
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Updated on Apr 01, 2015 Flag this

Seems to run big in cups, small in band. Not the greatest bra for very shallow breasts but acceptable for those who are moderately shallow.

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Updated on Dec 21, 2015 Flag this

The color of this bra is sooooo pretty! Love it!!

The band runs tight, fits like a 26 or small 28. The cups are actually not bad at all for shallow shape (could be because the band is tight, forcing the wires to stretch, as the wires are pretty soft). I get some gaps near the gore. Also, the cups are slightly bigger than 55D Geisha. The bottom is shallow. Looks great under shirts, in my opinion. Lightly padded and very lightweight!

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Updated on Oct 12, 2014 Flag this

The band fits like a regular 28. The cups aren't particularly shallow-friendly, but if I use the innermost hooks the wires stretch enough and the cups fit a little better. The bottom of the cups are pretty shallow, and there are some projections near the gore. The cups are a bit bigger than 55D Geisha. I get some gaps towards the top and near the gore, but somehow the silhouette is actually fine even when I am wearing very thin shirts. The wires are soft and comfortable. Straps width is on the wider side. The bra is lightly padded.

Update: The bra fits much better when I use tighter hooks. I was able to eliminate the gapping near the gore by simply using the inner hooks. I initially only used the outermost hooks because I thought it might be too tight, but the band feels actually okay.

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Updated on Jun 14, 2015 Flag this