Tried this on in the store though it was a few sizes smaller than my usual (32F/FF (UK) vs 32DDD(US)) because it was on sale. =) It surprisingly fit well. Guess that confirms other peoples assumptions that this style runs big in the cups. Center gore tacks and is gloriously low (ignore my crazy underwire marks from my other bras) for my narrow set. I ultimately did NOT purchase this bra as I was concerned about the width of underwire despite the fact this bra WAS VERY COMFORTABLE. For reference, I am FoB, short/wide rooted, narrow set and projected. What do you think? Should I go back and pick up this bra? (There were a few on the sales rack yesterday)

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  Idk, there's no right answer. If you dont have a bra more comfortable for around the house, you could certainly use it for that. If you think you'd wear it enough to be worth the price, buy it. There's no bra police telling you what you ca wear!

• I should clarify - was hoping to get some input on how the wires look on the sides. Had some side book migration after years of wearing the wrong size (found ABTF last year) and would like to avoid making the same mistake. I believe, Felina uses US sizing so a 32DDD(US) coverts to 32E(UK). So it's technically one cup too small. I've only worn UK brands thus far (Panache and Freya).

• I've tried some Paramour and Felina bras, the cups do run large.

  It looks good on you. Do you get much gapping when you lean over? If you do that might show through shirts.

  I don't think you need to worry about tissue migrating back under your arms. If you buy it you'll be alternating with your other bras. If you like the fit and it's comfortable go for it.

• Aha!

  There is a bit of gapping on my smaller side when I lean over but not too bad.

  Good point about the bra rotation! I have like 3 bras in heavy rotation... Been searching for another with lower gore to give my narrow set a break... Painful by end of the day.

  Might need to go back and pick this one up!

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