I was purely giddy when I was able to snag this bra secondhand, and at a killer price. It's obviously been worn some, but it's still in great shape. I adore the unique lunar pattern and it is so soft!! Very comfortable. The cups run a little taller than my other 60HH's, I think that was a common problem with Comexim's older styles especially. Still wonderfully narrow and overall an acceptable fit. Full review on my blog!

This bra is not owned any more

As promised, today I am writing about the lovely Luna I was lucky enough to grab

https://thephotogsbrog.wordpress.com/2016/01/24/bra-review-comexim-luna-60hh/

Updated on Jan 24, 2016 Flag this

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  I'm sitting on the edge of my seat for your Comexim 3 part half cup and Ewa Michalak CHP comparison :-) :-) I found the Ewa CHP too narrow for me, but I'm still waiting for my first Comexim three part half cup to arrive. I passionately hope it is slightly wider than the Ewa CHP. It is very likely you will post your results before my first order arrives ;-) ;-) Thank you for your informative reviews!

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  You're welcome! I hope the Comexim works for you! Honestly I find both half cups to be pretty equal in width, give or take a few cms one way or the other. I have a feeling as I really break down the bras and do tons of measurements for the comparison post, I'll find they're damn near identical.

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  Your review may dramatically increase Comexim half cup sales. :-) There are several posts suggesting Comexim half cups have less immediate projection; most are two part half cups reviews.

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  From my experience, Comexim 2 part half cups definitely have less projection at the wire, and also wider wires. Their 3 part half cups have more room at the wire than their plunges (but also slightly wider wires). In comparison to the Ewa CH/Ps I've tried, I see little difference except for the placement of the shoulder straps - which swings in Comexim's favor since Ewa's are always so ridiculously wide set.

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  That Comexim two part Victoria I tried was one of the shallowest things I've ever tried on. It wouldn't even stay in my IMF long enough for pics, I seriously couldn't wait to get it off.

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  Ooh, I'm also looking forward to your Comexim 3-part HC and EM CHP comparison! What sizes in each style do you think are equivalent or comparable?

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  Oh dear, help please! Is there a place on the Comexim site that says "2-part" or "3-part"? Or is it obvious in the pictures somehow? How does one tell?? Their plunges are too shallow at the bottom for me, and I lust after Yoko & Butterfly Comexim HC's but been put off by the reviews that say they are even shallower than the plunge style. If I could understand which ones are 3-part that would be terrific!

• You can order them in a "three part half cup." I did, but my order has not yet arrived :-)

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  jennyanni look closely at the stock photos on the website. Compare Sonia half cup to... Elena for example. It should be obvious the Sonia has 2 seams and the Elena has only one. You can specifically ask for the 2 seamed (3 part) half cup pattern when you order. That's how I ordered my Elena.

  voluptuousbeauties I will be comparing a Comexim 60HH (28G) and Ewa 65FF (30FF). I need the 28 band, but won't bother with custom ordering from Ewa. I'm pretty sure I'll be using my 60HH - Comexim » Elena (312) and my 65FF - Ewa Michalak » Ch Biszkopty (259) . The Biszkopty band is altered but I can't compare band lengths anyways since they're different band sizes. However, they are sister sizes so the cup volume should theoretically be the same. I'm picking these two bras from my collection because out of all the half cups I've tried from both brands, I feel these two run most true to size in the cup volume department. I plan on measuring (and taking pictures of) wire width, placement of the vertical seams, cup depth at the bottom, middle, and top, cup height both up the middle and at the strap, gore height and width, wing height, and strap placement - as in how far apart are the straps at the point they connect to the cup in front and back. I'm hoping there's a way I can try to quantify the amount of immediate projection in numbers, but at the very least I'll be able to show it in pictures and do a side-by-side fit comparison. Considering I'm extremely immediately projected, I think I'll be a fair representative for how projected at the cups are at the wire. It'll be a task but I think it'll be interesting to see if there's any variations in the cup design. Should be able to get it posted sometime this week.

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  Also - since I've moved the straps in on the Biszkopty, I'll be measuring their placement from their original point. It's still clearly marked by the original seams lol.

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  Wow your blog post sounds like it'll be extremely detailed! I'd have no idea how to go about measuring immediate projection but I think a side-by-side fit comparison with profile shots would be more than adequate. Thanks for doing all this, I'll definitely keep an eye out for your post!

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