This refers to the beige colourway.

I got this bra to replace my faithful 80G Olimpia which I have been wearing on the innermost hook for some time. I found that the band stretched to that point quite quickly, after about half a year of once-a-week use and hand-washing (something I also found to be the case with my black Dalia Olimpia in 80H, which I'm using on the middle hook already) , so I wanted to order a 75H to get more use from it. However, the shop was out so I got a 70I instead. I do need to use it with an extender but hopefully not for long. The wires don't seem to be a problem for me in the sister size so I will be keeping this bra and hopefully enjoying it as part of my regular rotation.

Updated on Jul 26, 2014 Flag this

• Hi there! Long-time lurker, started the account becvause of going Polish. Yay to their size range, design and price point and opportunities for immediate projection - I need stiff boob shelves to lift my pendulous mammaries. But NOT the narrow wires! I fit standard UK/US wires just fine. @Gorsenia worked, but it is purportedly the widest Polish brand.
  Another reviewer mentioned dalia had super narrow wires. Did you find that to be the case? How does cup width/wire width compare when you go up a band size?
  Thanks in advance!

• Hey, BustOnACusp. I am narrow-rooted, and these days I stick pretty much exclusively with Ewa Michalak and Dalia because the wire width works for me. If you don't need narrow wires, Polish bras are probably not best for you.

  With Dalia it is hard to answer your question about grading because Dalia can be rather inconsistent. This is probably because it is one of the cheaper brands. You can try using the compare feature, but I've found variation even within the same model.

  I also require stiff wires. I suggest avoiding Freya and Ewa Bien. When I was still trying to make UK bras work for me, I found that Panache worked best for me. A lot of their models have good immediate projection (e.g., Jasmine).

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