This is a big improvement over the 75H (see http://bra.pe/XLEc/), but it's still not quite right.
First, the obvious: The band is a bit too tight. Totally fixable with an extender and not a big deal. But with the extender, the gore starts to float -- a sign of bigger problems.
The wire width and gore height are great. The wire length, though, is weirdly short, as in the wires are 1.5 cm shorter than the channels. I don't remember this on the 75H, and it seems to be letting me fall out into my armpits.
The lower cup depth is a *little* bigger than my ...holy grail bra, the S Pieprzyk (http://bra.pe/XLwU/) but the same as the S Kleksik that doesn't for me as well. There's definitely more room on top than in either, and it cuts in at the center and leaves a small gap at the armpit. Again, a taller wire might help, but not entirely.
Finally, while Ewa's bras keep my breasts centers in my chest, as does the Cleo Lily, this sends me pretty dramatically east-west. Not normally a dealbreaker, but I know I can do better for the price.
My bra was ordered with special requests: (1) reduced cup height (shorter cups) and (2) higher gore. The gore did not end up being as high as I normally like, unfortunately, so I do spill out of it when worn for an extended period of time. https://d28qt14g3opchh.cloudfront.net/smileys/icon_sad.gif" alt=":(" />
This (and all Comexim plunges) are great if you need narrow wires, deep cups, and shorter underwires on the sides (seriously, this bra does not stab me in the underarms at all.) The strap placement is also very comfortable as well. The shape is very uplifted, front-and-center, and naturally rounded, plus it makes my soft, FoB ...boobs look great, which is no simple feat.
The only real downfall of this particular style is that the straps are very, very stretchy. I will probably have to eventually shorten the straps when I run out of room to adjust them shorter because of this. If I ever order this bra again, I will request a different strap material (maybe the straps used on my 75K - Comexim ยป Ingrid Biustonosz (289) since the texture helps keeps the straps from slipping.) Read more 84 more words
This was my first Comexim purchase - a bit of a gamble because there's very little information out there on how Comexim fits in the smaller cup sizes, but as I need narrow wires and Comexim is supposed to fit very narrow all through the size ranges, I thought I'd give it a whirl. Firstly the Irish Coffee is an absolutely gorgeous bra - covered with cream-coloured lace on the cups and band, and with orange bows at the gore and on the straps which complement the brown edging to the cups. I love it!
I ordered size 60E, a straight conversion of what I thought was my size ...at the time (28DD). The band fits like a true 28, possibly even slightly loose, although I did find that on the first couple of wears the elastic at the bottom of the band cut in after wearing it for a while. The wires are narrow, as you'd expect from Comexim, and the cups are averagely though not super projected, and fairly open on top. I have narrow, tallish roots with a moderate amount of projection for my size, and the shape of the cups is pretty well perfect for me. One oddity about this bra is that the straps are super-stretchy. I'm not sure whether it's due to the size or the style or if it's just a one-off - the 60F I have in another style is much firmer. It's not a huge problem but feels a little strange when I'm used to less stretchy straps.
Though still a decent fit, after wearing the bra a few times I realized that the cups are a little too small - shape-wise they're great, so that I didn't actually notice they were too small initially, but if I tighten the band and straps I get slight quad boob. This isn't too surprising as I've since realized I'm closer to a 28E/60F, and the Comexim sizing table also puts me at a 60F if I take a 60 band as the starting point. That aside, this is a stunning bra and - sadly for my bank balance but happily for me - will definitely be the first of many Comexim purchases! Read more 260 more words
This was a lovely bra - that pattern is awesome, and it's super comfortable. Sadly, I really overestimated my cup size for Comexim, so I can't wear it.
I absolutely, absolutely love this bra's appearance, which makes the poor fit heartbreaking. It correlates most closely with a large UK 32G or smaller UK 32GG.
Very narrow wires that don't come up very far on the side. The edge of the cups that lines your armpits has some elastic on it, which is interesting. A great deal of projection as well.
This is a great bra for people with projection and narrow roots!
After trying some other 60H plunges, the 60HH was the answer to all my complaints. The gore tacks fully and I don't find myself quadboobing/trying to escape out the middle after a couple of hours. There's some gapping on my smaller side but nothing unexpected. It's definitely going to take a little getting used to seeing the girls so out there now that they're not being mashed down. Pink isn't usually my color but this bra is pretty cute and fabric is soft.
Beautiful bra with a fabulous round shape under clothes! Fits like a 32GG (which is what I needed). However, it doesn't work for my breasts. For almost a year I've been trying to find a bra that gives a rounded shape and at least a little cleavage, with no luck! My nipples always pop out of the top and I've come to the realization, after some research, that it's because the surgeon placed my nipples back on too high during my breast reduction https://d28qt14g3opchh.cloudfront.net/smileys/icon_sad.gif" alt=":(" /> Forever limiting me to full cup bras because even when a bra fits perfectly in EVERY category (band, gore, cup, etc.) my nipples are exposed and uncomfortable (also giving false quadboob). So NOT FAIR! Anyway, wonderful half cup bra, that works well for fob breasts.
I want this bra to be perfect since it's so pretty but I think it's slightly too small in the cup for me since the gore doesn't tack. I'm not entirely sure if the cups run a little small or if the halfcup is just a bit too shallow for me.
I bought this almost new; I think the seller bought it on Amazon where it was sold as the Nevada. I think it's the same bra they sold directly as the Lorraine. The band is very firm (my 3-hook extender hooks are wider than the bra's) and the cup about a size too small - all of which means it's probably true to size. It's lovely and the materials feel wonderful. It gives a good shape and is smooth under clothing. The peachy/taupe print with taupe lace is a nice colorway, although the print is just dramatic enough that it shows through thinner/lighter fabrics so it doesn't work as a nude. Although it seems very well made in every other way, one of the eyes is partially pulled out and I will have re-stitch it back into place.
Fabric is softer and stretchier than my other Comexims. Very beautifully made, there is a hint of pale blue threads in the plum lace, it's a great contrast.
Quality construction and material, gives a nice lifted, rounded profile. Band is closer to a 32 than I was expecting (the band on my Tropical Garden bra was much tighter), but still comfy on my 29" underbust. Material is soft and somewhat stretchy all over; front material on the cups is delicate, easy to snag. Straps are a bit wide for my narrow shoulders, but I don't think they are in danger of falling off.
My only real complaint is a lack of depth near the gore, which causes the gore to move around slightly. I might be able to go up a cup size, but then I think problems near the arms are going to start appearing (it gets a little gap up there already). Otherwise, a nice t-shirt bra that doesn't show (but, of course, I don't have any sheer or super thin shirts to test that theory as far as it will go).
Very well-made and sturdy materials, with decent projection near the bottom and at the gore. The band is tight (much more so than the @Comexim >> Basic (170) in the same size), like a tight 30, and doesn't feel like it will stretch out quickly.
I was expecting something a bit more comfortable, but I have very sensitive skin. Not as comfy as the Basic, but there is a great deal of stability in this bra, which is, I guess, the trade-off. Really nice looking print, but it is a mesh print instead of something more silky, which I didn't realize.
The straps do sit a bit wide for my narrow shoulders.
Altogether, though, a nice fit for my tall-ish, projected, and narrow self.
30F/FF narrow and tall roots, projected, full on top
The band is a little bit too tight on my 68 cm ribcage but I'm not certain about going up a band size because I fear that the 70 would be too loose if/when the elastic relaxes. The top piece of the cup gapes and hangs loose on my breast so I am fairly sure that I need a cup size down. However, I'm also debating whether a 65H with reduced cups and gore might help solve the issue. Otherwise it's a beautiful bra and the wires are perfect.
30F/FF narrow and tall roots, projected, full on top
This bra was preowned and thus the band fit more like a 28/60 rather than a 26/55. I found it to be comfortable with an extender. The appearance of this bra is quite lovely and extremely comfortable as well. The cups fit slightly too small and I had some overspill. I am uncertain if that could be remedied by trying it in the normal cup height (this had reduced cup) or in my proper band size.
I've since tried another Comexim in 65H (1 cup volume larger) and I believe that I need a 65G, so the same cup volume as the 55HH. Think it will fit correctly without quadboob if the cup is the normal height.
30F/FF narrow and tall roots, projected, full on top
This is my second try at Comexim and I'm getting quite close to finding my correct size in this brand. The 65 band fits perfectly on my 29 in ribcage and feels incredibly soft and comfortable. Sadly the cups are a tad large. Approximately a half cup on my larger breast and a full cup large on my smaller side. Therefore I will be looking for 65Gs on my next go around. I am also debating on whether I will want to order reduced cup height.
