This is one of the first bras I found to fit my shallow, teardrop shaped breasts. Unfortunately, despite proper rotation and wear of this bra, the elastic does wear out rather quickly. If I didn't have so many problems finding cups that fit, I would not find it to be worth the cost.
I really like this bra, it's smooth under clothes and has a nice push up without being over the top, it creates a nice round and full shape for smaller breasts. It doesn't poke or dig and stays in place all day. I have had this bra for several years and it's still in good condition and I wear it often.
This bra gapes just a little bit at the top of the cup after scooping and swooping, but otherwise, I'm pretty sure it fits perfectly - except that the straps and the part of the cup between the strap and the wing dig into my underarms so terribly that it kills by the end of the day.
I got this bra from another user who altered it down to a 28D. This bra is really comfortable, gives great shape and works wonderfully under a t-shirt. Probably my best fitting bra so far.
I altered the band to around 28 width and this fits beautifully. I can't wear it much, though, because it's SO sheer. Unless worn under a winter coat, this bra leaves nothing at all to the imagination. It's very pretty and quite sexy, but not functional.
I used to wear my beige 30C version of this bra all the time before my breast tissue migration. Because this style comes with a very short and tight band, I ordered it in a 32C (instead of my usual 30D) now, and the band seems to fit fine. It's a comfortable bra that can be worn as a halter neck or with the straps crossed in the back. The straps are a different colour (more of a khaki green) from the rest of the bra, and the hooks and eyelets are aqua-coloured like the rest of the bra and not lime green as with my beige 30C Convertible T-shirt Bra. Also, there is no Calvin Klein print on the inside of the cups (I don't miss that, though https://d28qt14g3opchh.cloudfront.net/smileys/icon_wink.gif" alt=";-)" />).
Feels too tight; the bottom curves of the underwires dig into my chest uncomfortably. Fit me when I got married almost 2 years ago, but now the cups are way too small––major overspill.
Hi! :) I don't want to sound creepy haha, but I recognized your boobs from your bra adventure (you have a birth mark in the middle of your chest) and I just want to remind you of the importance of adding pictures of yourself showing the back of the bra as well! :) When you're wearing it, that is. I remember when I was a new member here, I didn't add pictures of the back and I regret it now! When you're more of an experienced Bratabaser, seeing those old photos of how your previous bras fit you can be extremely helpful in terms of seeing the transition! :) I can tell from the pictures that the cups are too small for you in this bra, but I guess you already know :)
This bra seems to run true to size. The cups gape, but I think it's because the band is way too big on me. The band is a very stretchy 32. Other than not fitting correctly, it is made out of cotton and very comfy, with slight push-up.
This was the first bra I bought after finding out I should be wearing a 30DD instead of a 34B. This was the closest I could find at a department store in my city. Now that I've tried bras in a style more suited for my shape and in a 30DD, I know that this bra isn't perfect. I still find it comfortable and acceptable to wear however and I find that it looks very nice under a t-shirt.
I really liked this bra when my boobs were a 30C, although the band was a bit long. I closed it in the middle eyelets from the beginning and that way the bra fit me fine. The bra is very lightly padded, feels comfortable and gave me a really good shape. The band hasn't stretched out, but I haven't worn the bra all that often.
This bra must have the shortest band ever (shorter than my 28D Cleo Brooke). I always wore it with a long, stretchy extender. Because it is a multiway I was able to put the straps into a second set of eyelets in the back, the ones that are attached closer to the inside, and that way the bra was really comfortable and fit me well. I liked this - very lightly padded - bra so much that I've bought it again in my new size. (Well, I bought it in a 32C because of the short band and this fits like a 30D in other styles, I should say.) For a "nude" (for me) bra it is quite a nice shiny colour.
I got this bra at Nordstrom early in my experimentation with moving from 34A's and 32B's to 30D's (a size I had never even heard of before reading sites like this). It seems to be a good fit on my 28" ribcage, except that now I know the cup is a bit too small for my larger breast. It is very comfortable when I first put it on, but after 4 or 5 hours my ribs start to ache. Not sure why... by the measurements it does not seem like the band is too small for me. Don't know if sizing up to 30DD would stop the aching.
Edited to add: I tried a 30DD and it is much better. Comfy all day and no aching ribs!
Hi! :) I don't want to sound creepy haha, but I recognized your boobs from your bra adventure (you have a birth mark in the middle of your chest) and I just want to remind you of the importance of adding pictures of yourself showing the back of the bra as well! :) When you're wearing it, that is. I remember when I was a new member here, I didn't add pictures of the back and I regret it now! When you're more of an experienced Bratabaser, seeing those old photos of how your previous bras fit you can be extremely helpful in terms of seeing the transition! :) I can tell from the pictures that the cups are too small for you in this bra, but I guess you already know :)