My first Polish bra and a fail https://d28qt14g3opchh.cloudfront.net/smileys/icon_sad.gif" alt=":(" /> 75H - Comexim » Basic Plunge Bra (170)
I usually wear 34F
Firstly I’m pretty sure I calculated the wrong size. This is too small for me. The measurements I took were quite different than others for this size and make. There is as you can see lots of cleavage.
However, there is gapping at the tops of the cups which I almost always get in all bras. Gore doesn’t tack at the top but is painful at the bottom after wearing for a few hours. The band fit fine but the front just felt like a lot of pressure and discomfort. Oh and the point shape ugh. I’m wondering which size/model to try next? 80H and shortened cups perhaps? 3HC? I’m FOB center full somewhat splayed and I think I have short roots. I’m hoping I can find something that fits, is comfortable, and doesn’t have gaps at the top. Am I asking for a miracle?
I really wanted this one to work. I like the narrow gore and how light the bra’s materials are.

Updated on Jan 14, 2021 Flag this

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  I am about a 28FF/30F (up to 28G/30FF sometimes), and I have short roots. You look like you're quite projected with short roots, so I can understand why you get gaping - you need the size to accomodate the projection, but then the cups get too tall?

  Feel free to look at my profile to see what works for me. Note that the bras with a picture of the bra on the profile do usually have boobs in bras pictures too (those are my sold ones). You may also want to check out Calluna too. She has taller roots than me, but you can compare how her bras fit too (hope you're ok with the tag, calluna?).

  I personally prefer the Comexim 3HCs over the plunges. They are slightly wider and shallower (so they MAY be too shallow for your projection). They do squish my boobs a bit, which is ok with me because my boobs are soft and that doesn't bother me. They create a nice round look for me though, which I prefer over the pointier looks of plunges. They also give the illusion of me having upper boob tissue, which I don't. I've been wearing 60J in the 3HCs, which are actually a bit small at the moment (I get bubbling).

• Wilderness1 thank you for the feedback I really appreciate it! I do think I have short roots and substantial projection which has made it different to find ABTF! I will definitely check out your list of bras thank you for that :)
  Interesting, I’ve heard mixed opinions about the 3HC some say it’s too open some say it works for short roots. I’m still going to try and see if the plunge softens up :/ maybe I’ll buy the 3HC I just don’t want another dud amongst my pile of bras lol. But I am also soft so it may work.
  Ps calluna did give me some feedback too :)

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  margesimpson if you get a Comexim 3HC from breakout bras you can return it, otherwise you could buy an unaltered 3hc from Comexim direct and return it if it doesn't fit (any alterations makes them unreturnable).

• Wilderness1 thank you for the info! I’m in Canada so it’s actually a lot cheaper to order directly from Comexim for me. Hope you don’t mind the extra questions :) Do I just email Comexim and ask for an exchange/return? Same with alterations? I’m assuming I would pay for the shipping costs. Thanks again for your help

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  Yeah I’m good with the tagging. I shared my Hot Chocolate already. I do have taller roots and, I am higher set than you but, my upper fullness is still a bit shallow which does make me a bit short rooted functionally.

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  margesimpson I've actually never returned with Comexim because I always get alterations, so I'm not sure. Hopefully someone else will know?
  I live in Canada too, so I always order direct from Comexim. It's around 20-26 zloty if you get 1-2 bras. I think it goes up a bit if you get more bras/undies, but it's still super reasonable.
  I pay with paypal and have signed up for their free return shipping program, so that I can return parcels for free (they reimburse you up to $30 per return 12 times a year). Just read the rules. Once you've done it, it's really straightforward to do.
  Alterations are free, and I usually just put the alterations I would like in the comment box when I'm ordering (with a polish translation). I always put a note that says "I understand these will not be returnable", otherwise they have to email to confirm you understand that products with alterations cannot be returned.

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  Yo! Canada here too!

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  Thank you fellow Canadians! I also use PayPal so I’ll look into signing up for free returns :) too bad I’m in a lockdown area and the post office is constantly crazy busy :/ may have to put this off for a bit...

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