| Measurement | Cm |
|---|---|
| Search by measurements | |
| Fits ribcage | 0.0 |
| B. perimeter | 0.0 |
| Stretched Band | 64.8 |
| Band Length | 61.0 |
| Stretch ratio | 1.1 |
| Cup width | 12.7 |
| Cup depth | 17.8 |
| Depth ratio | 1.4 |
| Wire length | 20.3 |
| Cup height | 0.0 |
| Cup separation | 3.0 |
| Gore height | 3.3 |
| Wing height | 7.6 |
| Strap width | 1.3 |
| Hooks | 2 |
| Index | 30:4 |
|---|---|
| UK | 30D |
Didn't fit
Like most bras with molded cups this bra is very stuctured in that it creates shape. However, if you have very little breast tissue on top like me, you may find this to be an issue. There was a fair bit of gaping at the top and in the part of the cups closest to the centre gore, especially when I sat down. Other than that, and the fact that the straps seemed a little too far apart (I have boney but not particularly narrow or wide shoulders) it was quite comfortable.
It did not dig in at the back and it fit my underbust in a comfortably snug way.
I would keep it in fact, if it wasn't for the feeling of digging in that I mainly experienced on my right side around the point where my rib cage curves around to the back. This happened after wearing it around the house for about 2 hours. I think this might mean the cups are too wide for me. This may also be less of a problem for someone with my measurements but a less boney underbust area. However, the centre gore was not a problem at all in terms of digging in.
I believe slightly more breast tissue on top, a more cushioney rib cage area as well as wider roots would make this an excellent fit.
Updated on Mar 12, 2015 Flag this
Top of the cups gapes when I move in any way other than standing with my shoulders back and chest out. The outer edge of the underwires also digs in to my ribs where they curve around.
She hasn't added any bras that fit her correctly.
