Let me use this sentence to explain how awesome this bra is -- I was wearing the wrong size for about two weeks before it dawned on me that such a thing (wrong size) was a possibility.

Overall, I'd call the Andorra's band about average for a 32. (Note: This Caribbean blue colourway seems to run just to the snug side of average, while the other versions I have seem to run a tad looser.)

The stretch lace at the top of the cup is soft and very accommodating. There was no wrinkling, gaping, or spillover on either of my (differently sized) breasts. It was really easy for me to think the cup fit perfectly.

It actually took working the bra into my regular rotation (and, erm, buying multiples apparently a little too soon) to recognize that I was having some fit issues, after all. The wire on my larger side is just a smidge too narrow. I'd apparently been distorting them a tad -- and then getting poked in the boob when they wanted to move back into place. Additionally, my breasts started pushing the cup down, leaving empty space at the bottom -- though for want of width or more lower depth, I cannot tell.

Since I was actually stretching -- though not to maximum capacity -- the stretch lace on my smaller side, I decided it would be worth sizing up to a 32J (the bra already runs about a cup size small) to see how that goes. Said 32J Andorra is currently on its way to me.

Updated on Aug 25, 2013 Flag this

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