I really like the fit of the seasonal Hannahs in 30B. They're a little bit flat and a little bit wide and a little bit perfect for someone small like me. The only problem with the Hannah is that I think its target consumer is a younger girl who prefers a competitively priced/lower quality/more disposable bra.

The foam feels really cheap (thin, light, airy, very soft and smashy. BUT, I do have a very well-worn Hannah that seems just about as thin and as smashy as a new one, so I guess flimsy wears well!), fabrics are sort of flimsy (sometimes it's sheer as a byproduct of being loosely ... and cheaply knit cloth. Not sure if it's a layer underneath, or just the elastic shining through), and the patterns are always sort of silly and embarrassing for a full grown woman to be seen in (think too-bright colors, 3-d metal bits that show under shirts, unrefined polka dot color combos, cheap looking lace). Oh well. Beggars can't be choosers!



My best aerie fit is in a 30B Hannah, and this one is no exception. The "padding" is a thin piece of light, airy foam. Thick enough to give a little bit of shape and to hide things when it gets cold, but a completely natural look. The shape is perfect for wider or less projected breasts. Unlike the cotton Hannahs with trim at the top of the cup, these seasonal models are open and don't cut in. Thought I'd like to see these available in more grown-up colors/patterns or with a higher quality fabric, I really love the Hannah, and hope it never goes away!
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Silver Shadow - polka dots colorway

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