I am UK 32FF/F, even fullness, narrow roots and projected.

Polish bras have the best fit in terms of construction for meas there is rarely ever any UK bras that have narrow and projected enough cups for me. Cleo Asher included, but it fit a lot better than I had expected!

I have dense breast tissue and often find that padded cups are really hard to wear. Often they will push down because the shape just doesn't match. This includes polish brands like Comexim, which is the only Polish brand that is feasible for me at the moment. I want to try their balconettes, but they are mostly unlined, which doesn't sit right with me at all.

My first ever bra - the Cleo Asher is still by far the best fitting because of this, but it still has its fair share of fit issues.

Cleo is a sister brand of Panache, they do keep the quality of Panache bras. (The stiff band and all). But one thing I found different from these two is the cup separation. I think Cleo's cup separation is more close-set that Panache, which may be why it fits a lot better than the Envy I tried and faied miserably to fit. As for the Cleo Asher, it is similar to Panache envy and Jasmine in that it is a lined blaconette bra made fully with stiff, fabric as the cups. It's also more known to be a FoT bra, and I agree - I'm having some sort of fit issues on the bottom of the cups due to my even fullness.

Overall fit is good!
The wires are as usual, too wide for me. But, It's comfortable enough to wear long. I bought a black one, and due to it being black, it was slightly too stiff and tight for me - I had to get a band extender. Other than these few issues, the bra is still my favourite.

Updated on Jan 23, 2023 Flag this

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