The bra comes in a two-pack, it was an overall a good fit for the price and seems to be decent quality. The fabric on the white bra seems slightly softer in places (underwire cover and straps) than the black bra. However their measurements match up surprisingly well. Straight seams, no loose stitching.

Though unpadded this bra could do with a bit more protection for the ends of the underwires. The wires do not poke in, but any areas where pressure and support are might irritate sensitive skin due to the quality (slight itchiness) of the fabric and lack of protection at the ends of the underwires. I'd ... say this applies to both bras, but more so to the black one.

Not a great match for people who hate wide set straps, but potentially alterable for a better fit. Where the shoulder strap connects to the cup, instead of the material connecting directly, it splits into an upsidown V shape.

For a full cup bra, this does not fall into the trap of looking frumpy, and as a bonus the upper part of the cup is slightly stretchy.
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This bra is too small for me, which is sad as wireless push up bras are hard to find. In the right size (I think it runs true to size/slightly big) it would be very comfortable. There is a lot of extra padding, adding quite a few inches to the bust, which some may be happy with and others less so.

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Updated on Apr 30, 2016 Flag this

I found the cups very shallow for a 30D, and whilst I'm not spilling out of them, there's a decent gap between the centre gore and my sternum. The band measures about 55cm at the top and 53cm along the bottom edge, but it's deceptively stretchy and I could easily fasten it on the tightest hooks straight away. There are a few slightly ragged seams. I love the design, though, and it could be a cute special-occasion bra.

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