I have previously reviewed the Marcie in 36J - Cleo » Marcie Balconnet Bra (6831) and 34J - Cleo » Marcie Balconnet Bra (6831) . With this one I was hoping for a happy medium of cups that didn't gape at the top and a shape that wasn't pulled quite so high. But even with the black colorway, the band was too stretchy and the cups gaped almost as much as the 36J. Go figure. So if I end up keeping a Marcie, I guess it will be the 34J. Haven't decided.

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Updated on Jun 27, 2019 Flag this

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• If you want to mention other bras in your Reviews you can do that by using the @ + name of the bra. Type @*cleo marice (remove the * ) and then it gives you suggestions from your bras or you can also just mention the model. It will look like this Cleo Marcie Balconnet Bra (6831) and will link directly to the bra.
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  What about a 34HH? Or it could be you’re not quite fot enough for Marcie to work? I don’t know, Marcie is so built for all the fot, but it also looks like the wires are too wide and tall on this one so maybe you could size down one more cup.

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  alisa , thanks for the help with links! I knew there must be a better way! :)

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  cupandahalf , it may be a shape mismatch - it does seem to give me that bean shape instead of round. But... I ordered a 34HH to try anyway, because Amazon, so why not? Plus, the word on reddit is that Marcie is being discontinued, so maybe can't try for much longer.

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  Wow, Marcie being discontinued? Hopefully they will come up with something less itchy.

• Wow, Marcie being discontinued? Hopefully they will come up with something less itchy.

• They discontinue Marcie? Does it not sell anymore? Or they bring out a better version? I remember when it came out in 2012 and was all the rage here. Good old times :D

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