I'm curious about Hunkemoller bralettes, so I chose one to try. It looks lovely, however I don't think it is designed for curvy bodies.

The Evelyn Bralette came with 2 removable pads. I don't like them so I took them out. The material is soft and cozy. And extremely stretchy. It can't provide much support, but luckily my boobs are self-supported, so it's not too bad.

The major issue of this bralette is the too short front panel. Combine with the loose band, my 30:7 boobs just want to go under and escape. If I'm still 12 with a 30:3 or 30:4 size, maybe I will try it again in XS.

Summary: Excellent material, not suitable for small ribcage big cups, but probably ideal for young girls during puberty.

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Updated on Sep 15, 2020 Flag this

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  Well, so unfortunately it's like all bralettes (and bras) in clothing sizes :) all of them are either to loose in band or have too little panel in front. Luckily even brands like Nike start to make bras with different cup sizes :)

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  A common experience for me, too.

  I purchased a stretchy and supportive Rayon/Nylon/Lycra Ponte fabric that I hope to sew into a wonderfully supportive, comfortable bralette for my small band situation. Also, I plan to sew grosgrain ribbon to a significant section of the bands to limit stretch. I hope this transforms some of my current comfortable bras into supportive, comfortable bras.

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