This expands to say that goods and money have different properties and behave differently. This is an important point to make because given this, you cannot use bras as currency. This might seem pretty obvious, but when applied to the purchase and exchange of bras on Bratabase, we begin to think bras can retain a certain value we put on it based on what we paid for it.
My favorite time of year is when the upcoming new collections are released. I visit a few of my favorite blogs to keep updated on the upcoming A/W and S/S offerings. Last July, I spotted the Cleo Millie on A Sophisticated Pair's blog and I fell in love. I really loved the aesthetics of the bra most of all.
I must apologize for the delay in postings! I was pretty consumed by my new job, oh and I got married a month ago! It's really great to be writing again. I can't wait to share my experiences with you all 
As I started my proper fitting bra journey, one of the rules that I often heard was the importance of getting rid of bras that didn't serve any purpose to you. Makes sense right? Why let an old or ill fitting bra take up precious space in your bra-drobe? I totally get it...but I cannot get myself to throw out my Freya Adele and Chantelle Rive Gauche bras.
Given the increasing popularity of the listings on the site, a lot of new users are joining to get them which is great!
With the rising number of transactions happening, good and bad things increase so we've added a handful of features to make it more useful to keep on track and to honor the buyer's agreement 
The last month I've been traveling a bit, so did not manage to focus much on big features, such as the much delayed breast shapes. There is some work on that done, but lots of image editing is pending.
Anyway, here are some of the changes that happened recently, you may have noted some and others may be new:
So yeah... that.
Just like you can log in to the site using a Google or Yahoo account (or a bunch of others) now you can log in using your Reddit account (if you have one and want to).
In the last couple of years we've seen an increase in brands getting away with sneaking in changes in their models secretly without telling anybody.
This has caused a huge problem for us trying to organize bras measurements, since it becomes impossible for us, and for any of their customers to tell if a bra will fit them or not since the seasonal information is not available anywhere. They expect clients to remember which colorway came out on which date to then realize if they have some cup width change or not.
Have you ever found yourself counting cups so you can go to another brand to find the nth cup?
So that is what we're doing for you now. We're calling it Cup Index.
The CHP Gazeta was the second bra that I was sent to try by Polish brand Ewa Michalak. I was sent this bra in an 80/36FF.
As you may recall, the CHP style is a blend between Ewa Michalak’s CH and HP styles. The CHP style combines the vertical seaming of the HP style with the cup shape of the CH style. For more on Ewa Michalak’s differing styles, please visit CurvyWordy and The Curves Have It.
After publishing my review on the SM Margot, a representative from Ewa Michalak reached out to us and generously offered to send me a few items to review! The only sizing questions that were asked of me were; what were my underbust measurements-both loose and tight. I assume that they gathered the cup size from the SM Margot review I wasn’t given any options to select from, but I was very curious to see what items they would select for me.
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