This bra works well for my extremely projected, centre-full, narrow-rooted, short-rooted breasts.

The lace easily accommodates my soft, FoT tissue, and there is enough immediate projection in the cup for the wires to sit fairly close to my IMF. The wires are short enough for my short roots, but not so short that my centre-fullness spills out. The fabric is comfortable.

My main fit issue with the bra is that it is a little too tight in the band. I deliberately got a band size smaller than usual because I wanted extra narrow wires and narrower straps, so I knew this might be a problem. I have solved the issue with a bra extender, which I'll wear with it until the band stretches out a bit.

The other minor fit issue is that the lace on top is a little bit loose at certain angles, but I'm certain that if I went a cup size down, I would get quadding. I can live with a little bit of loose lace, which is not visible under a shirt.

Overall, I'm hoping this will be a good everyday, frequent use bra. I will update this with further info after I've worn it a few times.

Updated on Jul 07, 2021 Flag this

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  this looks great on you, congrats on finding an awesome bra!

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  Mylargirl , I noticed on your profile that you got 70HH - Comexim » Arizona Plunge Bra (408)
  Do you like it? I ordered it specifically for the cross back, even though black isn't really my colour - but I wanted to see how the straps would work with my shoulders. I should get it in a couple weeks : ) Plus, it was on sale when I ordered it...which is like a sign from God that I need that bra, clearly /s.

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  Hi BraOdyssey! Sorry for the delay in replying.

  It's actually a 75K in the Arizona Plunge Bra, not a 70HH.

  My suggested "A Bra That Fits" calculator size is a UK 32H, although I have yet to find a bra in this size that is projected enough for me.

  The 75K (which I think roughly translates to a UK 34K, but Comexim sizes are unusual) is too big in the band, and too small in the cups for me.

  I would like to try a 70M in Comexim, because I feel that would be a better fit. Unfortunately, that is a custom size only, and I wouldn't be able to return it if it didn't fit, so I'm hesitant to go there.

  Other fit issues with the bra: I was getting major, major spillage after having worn the bra for a few hours. I have very centre-full breasts, and they would be basically falling out of the bra through the centre. I don't think a plunge style is going to work for me, unfortunately.

  I do love the adjustable straps, though! Having them crossed over in the back was really helpful, because I have narrow shoulders and my bra straps always fall down.

• Hmm, that's interesting re: your Arizona Plunge bra (sorry, I think I accidentally typed 70HH)
  You can get the gore raised, if you did think that you need it
  Erica from a Sophisticated Pair has YouTube videos about the different Comexim alterations. She says that she notices that the alterations tend to start around the H cup (I'm not sure if she means UK H or Coemexim H) Anyway, here is a link to her video, but I also understand if you are hesitant to invest in that style. https://youtu.be/METoV07IF6A

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  Awesome, thanks! I'll check out the video.

  Based on the UK-Comexim calculator on Reddit, I should actually be a 70N in Comexim, but based on the fact that this cup *almost* fits, that makes me think I'm more of a 70M, and 70N would be way too big.

  I think getting the gore raised just a cooler centimetres might fix the issue, or also, maybe I should just try a CHP style.

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  I think I read that the UK -Comexim calculator can overestimate cup size for some people? It's highly individual, imo...yeah, if you think 70N sounds like too much, I would totally go w your gut of 70M.

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