I've seen so many pretty and inexpensive Rosme bras on Amazon but never in my size so when I came across this one offered by ebay seller Lavinia Lingerie http://stores.ebay.com/lavinialingerie/ on sale with free shipping I didn't hesitate long. I love the look of it but now I understand why I seldom see Rosme bras in larger cup sizes.
You can see in the front view photo the wire is sliding out of my imf, so it lacks depth at the wire. The overall cup depth is fine though and the band fits well too. Note that although this is a 36 band it ...stretches to only 35". It's probably a good idea to size up in the band when ordering this brand.
This bra has a lot of pretty and quality details. The side support panels are lightly padded. They are of one piece with the front part of the straps, which widen at the point where they meet the shoulders. The band is soft stretchy satin with very flexible side boning and contrasting picot edging. Wires are fairly narrow and firm. Not Panache firm, but quite firm enough to contain my scooped and swooped softish tissue. Cups are embroidered stretch net lined on the lower half with non-stretch tulle. Soft elastic with applied embroidered trim finishes the top edge. The 2 color embroidery is striking and set off beautifully by the mesh covered bow and tiny rhinestone dangle. Even the back of the straps is made of patterned elastic.
Some things could be better. Shape on me is slightly pointy, and I am even/slightly FOT with average height roots. The cups have no vertical seam in the lower half. If they did the depth would be better. The straps cannot be adjusted very short. It's ok for me but won't work for someone high set/short torso. The embroidered trim at the top doesn't lay flat and may show under form fitting clothing. There was one very odd thing - the padded part of the strap is 1 cm shorter and 1/2 cm wider on the left side. This tells me that, like Impimi, Rosme may have some quality control issues.
If your shape is a little more shallow you might enjoy this pretty bra and similar ones from Rosme. I'm keeping mine for now. Even though it's not the ideal fit I like the look of it so much I'll probably wear it enough to make it worth the reasonable price. Read more 319 more words
This is the bra that moved me to ask about a thread where i could review a bra besides on the website review page. Yes, that means it doesn't feel comfortabtle, but I will get to that.
Rosme was a new brand available on brastop and i liked the look of this bra, so I ordered one even though there were no reviews. i had to return and exchange because 36F wasn't the right cup size for me after all, and re-ordered in size 36DD.
when I first put this bra on, I thought all was well, and I pulled off the tags and got dressed. after about 30 minutes ...I realized that this was a huge mistake and I'd purchased my first bra regret.
The problem is the shoulder straps. I did notice that they were half-inch straps rather than the 6/8" straps my other bras had, but I thought it was okay because the bottom portion of the cup was so supportive. and about that, I was right.
the real problem was that they're too widely set by at least half an inch on each strap. they dig into the little pocket of fat just at the front of my underarms, and the straps *twist* so they cut in sideways. it's terribly uncomfortable after 20 minutes of wear, and this experience has basically changed how I will review bras for fit once they arrive in the mail. because i tried something to make it not so bad, and discovered the other strap problem with this bra.
I figured that since the bottom cups have good support, I could loosen the straps so the digging wouldn't be so bad. but there's not enough length in the straps to actually do that. I can't get comfortable in this bra, and I can't return it now that it's worn. alas! Read more 196 more words
Based on all of the help I've received from Bravissimos fitting techs, your band size is definitely too small on this bra and you would need to go down. Tell tale signs of a too big band: riding up in the back and not laying flat against the sternum. I have found their advice to be sound. Like you, I take issue with slim straps as they always cut into me regardless of the manufacturer. I recently purchased a Rosme bra from Ebay and I'm REALLY hoping I don;t have fitting issues with it. You may want to have a look- nice wide straps and I will be doing a review on it once it gets here! :)
This is the first bra where they my breasts are supported, not spilling out and look really nice. Also, they bra doesn’t push them out so much that it feels like I have a shelf in front of me. I’m not too fond of the fabric texture, it’s a bit rough, and if you have ultra- sensitive skin this bra may not be for you. I have yet to see the durability of this bra, but I do have high hopes. The straps are wide and sit wide on the shoulders, so they’re not cutting into the muscle, leaving those awful dents in the trapezoid muscle. I recommend this bra for heavier chested ladies.
I've tried on a bunch of bras recently, trying to find one that really fits. I think this one is it. I have soft tissue and short roots. Together these things tend to make my breasts just puddle at the bottom of nearly every bra I tried. If I go down to a small enough size that I fill the cup, everything is painful. Not true with this bra. The cups are short enough that I actually fill them. It's very comfortable and feels supportive. I've only had it a couple of weeks, so I can't speak of durability, but it seems surprisingly well made. The straps are quite wide, but I haven't had any chaffing from them or anything.
Very short-waisted, center full, close set, immediately projected, somewhat narrow breasts, shallow apex projection breasts....
This is shallow near the wire, but provides excellent apex projection. There is a piece of elastic along the lace edge at the top of the cup that may cause cutting in on taller, soft roots. Although many other bras have cut into my soft tissue, this model did not. And, the elastic can be snipped to alleviate the pressure.
The lace is soft and helps create a very lightweight half-padded bra. Straps are padded, wide, supportive, and partially adjustable.
Like Gorsenia, the Rosme half-padded bra has less immediate projection than their unlined bras. And, compared to Gorsenia, the Rosme half-padded is more shallow at the wire. The apex projection, however, is similar.
This cup is too narrow and the gore is too wide for my breasts.
I ordered this from @Lavinia Lingerie, and it arrived faster than my Amazon.com orders. Amazing price and lightening fast shipping. This is my second order from @Lavinia, and I remain impressed with their business model.
Me: Very short-waisted with, subsequently, short breasts, center full, close set, immediately projected, shallow/wide underarm breast tissue
There is a lot to adore about Rosme Galla. For a sub-$25 bra, the features are outstanding!
1. If you have center-full, close-set breasts, this wireless bra may be a great option. The gore seam is just .4" wide which allows breast tissue to sit closer together. Many bras prefer my breasts sit opposite their natural position, but Galla provides space in the center.
2. Padded straps are so comfortable. This does limit the extendable length. Tall and low set users may not like the padded straps as well as I. But, the ...length should accommodate the rest of us.
3. 40% Cotton and a cotton lined lower cup. This fabric is SO soft.
4. Padded, cotton-lined side sling. This is a bit of protection from elbows and corners. https://d28qt14g3opchh.cloudfront.net/smileys/icon_wink.gif" alt=";-)" />
5. Soft boning on each wing.
Despite these endearing characteristics, the cup creases near the band and causes the top of the band to dig-in under my breast. Immediately, I returned to my Kindred Bravely Organic Cotton Nursing Bra. The Kindred Bravely has a pocket to which I added a bra pad. This pad increased the stability of the cup and prevented the dig-in sensation. Galla does not have a pocket, but I theorize strengthening the cup with a bra pad may reduce the Galla's dig-in sensation, too. If your breasts are less immediately projected, you are unlikely to experience the digging-in sensation my very immediately projected breasts experienced in Galla.
For the features and rapid, fully-traceable shipping from Latvia, this bra deserves some love!
My shape: tallish, widish, splayed roots, very close set at the top; evenly full top and bottom; slightly center full; pendulous; need a good bit of depth at the wire. Best fits are Panache 34G/36FF.
I was prepared to put up with a little bit of scratchiness at first. Not so! The embroidered mesh cups are very soft. For me that is both a good and bad thing. Good because it feels so nice, but bad because soft lower cups don't do much to support my pendulous breasts.
I like the look of the embroidery but other aspects of the design not so much. There's a tulle overlay on the straps that could be cool looking but it's doubled so it's not sheer enough. The addition of the tulle limits the adjustable portion of the straps. I was able to shorten them enough but couldn't have made them any shorter. Also, if a designer adds embellishments to the gore they should enhance the overall design. The crystal charm and liquid silver dangle don't seem to relate to the rest of the bra. I think a slightly larger black bow would have been just right.
Sarina is quite comfortable and would be a nice boudoir bra. It will be most flattering to self-supporting shapes. Read more 138 more words
I really love this bra. It is so very comfortable. I am not sure what they use to line these with, but it feels like really soft felt that is just so comfy. The straps are comfortable and the cups fit perfectly.
Sadly, it's a bit too big for me. It fit great everywhere except the band, which is very stretchy. I am typically a 32 so that's what I ordered and I even on the 3rd hooks I can pull it out quite far. But sadly, the bra is not offered in anything smaller than 32. I'm still going to keep it though and maybe just take the band in.
This is the most comfortable bra I think I have ever had. I can wear it all day without getting irritated with it. I have only had it a month, so I can't say how durable it is, but I feel secure in it despite the super-thin fabric. This would be an excellent summer bra- It breathes nicely. Not as cute in my size (32G) as the picture of the model, but still pretty nice.
Been told this shape bra shape (half cup) is best for shallow shapes, so I gave it a try. It does lift the breast, and gives a round shape. It is lightly padded. It was a gamble for me to try the 40 band, but I'll wear it with an extender. It is not, however, "superior" to other bra shapes I've tried and fit.
When I tried it on, I heard a rip sound, and after that it closed. Therefore, I chose to put "didn't close" on the fit problems. Didn't like the lacey band, perhaps something stronger would be better.
Rosme is a Latvian lingerie brand which is available up to a European H, for band sizes 70 – 105. Given the limits of the range, I wasn’t sure I would be able to wear it, but I decided to try the 80H, which I thought just might fit me as I often wear a 36G.
It took me some time to find the styles I was interested in, because most of them are available in a smaller number of sizes. It doesn’t appear to be possible to order directly from the Rosme website, and when I turned to the internet I couldn’t find anything ...I had chosen. In the end I ordered two versions of the Sonora line from an eBay seller: the padded plunge and an unpadded halfcup. This one is the padded plunge.
I suppose it would be good news for some to learn that the brand seems to run true to size, but of course that means that I'm sized out. The 80H fits like a Panache 36 in the band. The cup felt like a FF. The gore wasn't quite flat, but because it was so low I could fool myself for a moment into thinking it was tacking...until I pushed it in with my finger and got quadboob.
The cups seemed less shallow than those of the unpadded Sonora and overall it was a much better fit for me until I bent slightly and my breasts poured out the bottom and the top gaped.
I liked the look of this one more than the unpadded Sonora, as the brown lace makes it slightly more exciting and the color is also more vibrant. However, it still looks like a department store bra, which is probably why it only cost about $17 USD. I like the print, but in photos the fabric looked more like satin.
One thing that I really liked about this bra was the way they had done the gore. It is a very low gore to begin with, but the wires only go up a short distance and then the remainder of the gore is fabric only. This allows it to get very narrow toward the top, something that I could see being an advantage for close-set breasts. It's hard for me to tell how well it works in practice, however, since it was clearly too small for me.
Rosme is a Latvian lingerie brand which is available up to a European H, for band sizes 70 – 105. Given the limits of the range, I wasn’t sure I would be able to wear it, but I decided to try the 80H, which I thought just might fit me as I often wear a 36G.
It took me some time to find the styles I was interested in, because most of them are available in a smaller number of sizes. It doesn’t appear to be possible to order directly from the Rosme website, and when I turned to the internet I couldn’t find anything ...I had chosen. In the end I ordered two versions of the Sonora line from an eBay seller: the padded plunge and an unpadded halfcup. This one is the unpadded halfcup.
I suppose it would be good news for some to learn that the brand seems to run true to size, but of course that means that I'm sized out. The 80H fits like a Panache 36 in the band. The cup felt like a FF on the padded version, but on the unpadded one it fit me more like an F. I had quite a bit of quadboob and the gore isn't even close to flat.
The cups seem to be quite shallow and gave me a flattened look. I could see this working for their target size range, where the shallow shape is more likely.
The bras looked nice on the website, but once I had it, it looked cheap, like any standard department store brand. The print is somewhat interesting but the fabric seems thin and the straps didn't appear very sturdy and seemed to be made of the same fabric as the cup. This is not so surprising, given that the bra cost about $15 USD, but it is disappointing as I am used to the generally high quality of Polish brands.
awesome! The fit around is great, the cup fit is perfect and makes me look perky. I would highly recommend trying these, especially if you can't afford on of the more expensive bras.
I'm still figuring out my shape but I believe I'm mostly FOB and center-full, fairly close-set with indenting/deflation near tail of spence, and pretty narrow-rooted with some height and some projection. My true size is 30DDD but I saw reviews suggesting to go up a band size but not adjust the cup size so I tried 32DDD.
[Disclaimer - I have only tried it on]
PROS: - Pretty pattern - Seems supportive - Band is comfortable
CONS: - Too large overall except band - A ton of gapping at the top of the cup - Looks too large for my frame - Straps too far apart for my frame - Sides come too far up - Fabric feels slightly scratchy (pre-washing)
This bra is hard for me to review because it's just definitely the wrong size for me. The cups are huge on me so I would reorder in my true size if the straps weren't too far apart for me.
I purchased this soft cup bra to wear after my breast reduction, and it's so comfortable that it's still in my circulation. I wouldn't say it necessarily appeals to my aesthetic appreciation, but it's not ugly, and it's such a comfortable around-the-house bra that when this one dies, I'll be purchasing another.
Pretty much just cinches my idea that I don't like Rosme bras. Super wide set straps that cut into my underarms; gaping along the top of the cup. Fabric feels cheap, rough, and scratchy. No thanks!
This bra Looks beautiful! I wish it was a better fit for you.