My experience with this bra has been weird. It is VERY tight in the band for a 34 and runs more like a 30 or tight 32. The gore and the top of the cups fit me perfectly, but the upper sides of the cups near my armpits seem loose: I get a strange bulge in that area that no one looking at me can see. I can only see it because I am looking down at my breasts' profile. It annoys the hell out of me but the fit is overall good so here I am, keeping it. Also, the cups are extraordinarily wide on me, but not uncomfortable, so I don't really care. My rib flares cause the lace on the band to flip up under my inframammary fold. Does anyone have any experience with this bra? Is it possible I just got a poorly sewn one? It almost seems like it is trying to minimize my breasts at the peak and instead creates weird boob-pockets under my arms.

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Updated on Jun 16, 2015 Flag this

• Out of curiosity, which color did you try? I have one in the lemonade shade, new to SS15, in a size 32GG, and the band is tighter than I prefer, but nothing that likely won't be alleviated after some wash and wears. However, I just tried the powder colorway (an ashy light pink), and I couldn't even get the hooks and eyes to meet! It was tight -- like a 28 or 30 band size tight. I'm wondering if you have the same colorway, and there must just be something way off with that colorway in particular.

• The Andorra was a fail for me for the same fit reasons you describe. I haven't tried one in a while, but I'd previously had ivory and blush colorways. I also couldn't get the damn things to stop stabbing me in the armpits.

• ginganinja , I have it in red! I wonder what the deal is with the drastic differences in sizing... ? So weird.

  @Lynn, I don't get what the deal is with it! I am thinking I might not keep it but I DO love the way my cleavage looks in it - something about the narrowness of the gore combined with the lace top of the cups. Know of any bras that would share that similarity without the weirdness?

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