I've tried 85G and 85GG in CHP, and neither were quite 100% correct. The 85GG had enough depth but the cups were too tall (luckily a shirt hides this), 85G was short enough to fit my breasts but didn't have enough depth so it didn't tack. 80GG seems to hit the sweet spot right between the two sizes - the cups are short enough for my super-short boobs, and it has enough depth to hold them in place.

A few things to note - the straps are not fully adjustable, and they feel really stretchy. The wires feel narrower than my other CHPs, and are probably as narrow as I'd want to go. And, pictures do not do this bra justice - the colors on it are beautiful. The purple is this lovely dark dusky lavender, and the pink lace is a similar, dusky shade. I love bright colors, but I also hold a special love for soft, muted tones, and purple is my favorite color.

I bought this one used only half-expecting it to work, so I was quite pleased and surprised to find that it actually does quite nicely.

Updated on Jun 27, 2015 Flag this

• CHPs are quickly becoming my favorite style in EM. 80GG as well. I've recently picked up the CHP Cappuccino and it is by far my favorite EM bra to date :)

• I really like CHP - it's just pretty and I love the way I look in them. 80GG is my best fit for them, which is kind of weird as I usually wear 36HH in UK bras. My shape is weird to fit.

• overthestars it may be because the cups are a bit more open on top than other EM styles. I know some girls that prefer to size down in the CHP style to get the best fit :)
  
  

• Yeah, I'm trying to figure out what size will work best for me for S now. I have issues with cups being too tall - at least with unlined bras I can get ones that are very closed on top which works pretty well.

• Have you tried Comexim? They do alterations at no extra charge, and a reduced cup is one of the most common..

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