The CHP Brzoskwinka is a gorgeous pinky peach colour. The inside of the cups is lined with soft pink cotton, and the centre gore has a unique tassel trim (a pleasant break from the ubiquitous flowers, bows and buttons). Like most EM bras, the straps are short, stretchy and set extremely far apart on the cups, and the band is made of an extremely stretchy but strong powermesh.

Though it is labelled 65GG, I am fairly certain that the bra I have is a mislabelled 55HH - the stretched measurement is BAARELY 26 inches. I usually wear tight-fitting 28s, and I couldn't even do this bra up without an extender. This actually works to my advantage, as I've had problem with the band on Ewa Michalak bras simultaneously feeling too tight and riding up (because they are sooooo stretchy) - on this one, the combination of the super-short stretchy wings with a rigid extender makes it extremely comfortable and sturdy.

Updated on Jun 09, 2013 Flag this

Leedlebra

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I was very surprised with the design of this bra. It's definitely more beautiful than on the photos. I love this kind of colours which matches very good my fair skin.
I have the same fit issue that with the CH Lato 65e. It fitted me a few months ago but it doesn't anymore. Comparing to my other CHPs, Brzoskwinka has lower and closed cups, which gives today a quad boob effect.
The band is tight, the straps a bit wider than in other models and less stretchy, very good quality.

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Updated on Jun 02, 2013 Flag this

Very pretty bra. I love the color and the tassels in the middle. I was on the fence about keeping this bra. I like it, but it's not as good for my shape as some others I've tried and given that I've spent so much on bras lately, I figured I should let it go. I've found that I definitely like the PL style from Ewa Michalak best, as the gore in this model comes up higher, which my close set boobs don't really like. I also found the straps to be a little farther apart (closer to my armpits) than her other styles. It doesn't necessarily bother me, I'm just too used to the PLs. Also, it gives less cleavage than the PLs, and I am a fan of everyday cleavage https://d28qt14g3opchh.cloudfront.net/smileys/icon_smile.gif" alt=":)" /> , even if I don't show it with my clothes.

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Updated on May 31, 2013 Flag this

This bra is definitely the biggest disappointment of all my EM purchases, which is sad because I love the colour. I have quite fair skin, and it really glows on me. But, it's the smallest of the 28s I own, and the band is really oddly shaped. It's one of the sort where the band pieces angle down from the cup if you lay it flat, with the result that the band is wider at the top - pretty much the opposite of my body shape, but most bras have this to some extent and it's never been a problem before. This bra, though, it's a big problem. It'll feel loose at the top edge, and the gore doesn't tack, even though I have space in the cups, but the bottom-most hook is ripping out of the bra. (The other two hooks are a-okay). The low quality rating is because for me, it's basically useless, but otherwise a well-made, beautiful bra.

Updated on May 29, 2013 Flag this

Definitely doesn't fit like a standard 28FF-- I would say the cups are about one full cup size too small (comparing to the 65FF CHP Malwa I have, as well as my 28FF Cleos). Well constructed, definitely makes a 'boob on a plate' look. Love the peachy colored lace, beautiful bra!

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Updated on Apr 29, 2013 Flag this

curlewgirl

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I got this Chp Brzoskwinka from overdoll before my 65G - Ewa Michalak » Chp Milady (329) showed up. It put my mind at ease as to how a 65G Chp would fit! I really like this bra. I was looking for a light, not necessarily nude, bra that I could wear under lighter clothing, and that would give me a nice shape.

Much like the Chp Milady, the band tightness is perfect. I can use the loosest hooks to achieve a good snug fit. Wait, what is this? Consistency between EM bras? How can this be?? The straps are set perfectly for my short-waisted ... petite shouldered self. The underwires don't try to actively eat my armpits. The fabric of the cups is soft with a matte finish. I can only describe the color as "bubblegum peach". It doesn't scream PEACH but it is not pink either. The color is more concentrated on the lace trim on the band. The cups are lined with a soft pink cotton material. It's very comfortable.

I don't have any gapping issues at all, but I can produce some minor quadboob if I try really hard. I would rather have a tiny but of quadboob than have the cups be cavernous, though.

This bra is wonderful. It makes a good everyday bra that gives my boobs a lovely rounded shape https://d28qt14g3opchh.cloudfront.net/smileys/icon_smile.gif" alt=":)" />
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Updated on Apr 27, 2013 Flag this

I bought this bra because I wanted a semi-nude option (I'm pale so it works for me) and I absolutely love the colour pink. Pictures do not do this bra justice, it is gorgeous yet simple. In real life, the fabric on the cups have a subtle sheen but it's not gaudy at all. The bra is a cute, pretty pinky peach colour. The lace around the edge is slightly orangey and a more true "peach", which keeps it from being boring. There is a SLIGHT neon quality to it. I'm only 17 so I appreciate it when full bust companies come out with bras that will appeal ... to a more youthful audience. I don't want to wear "sexy" bras all the time.

The bra is JUST a smidge too small for me right now, but right now I'm nearing closer to my period so it may just be perfect for me on smaller days. I think others have other experienced this as well but if it's small it'll feel strangely "tight" feeling at the bust; I have no overspill, but after a long day it is slightly uncomfortable. It might just be me having more sensitive boobs around that time of month though. However, like I have said before I will be wearing this on my smaller days instead https://d28qt14g3opchh.cloudfront.net/smileys/icon_smile.gif" alt=":)" /> (not going to pass off this bra as "not fitting"!)

Many people felt that they needed to size up in the cup but I didn't because my boobs are just SO bottom-heavy and firm. In half-cups, I rarely size up because of this very nature. I don't experience spillage until the 2 cups too small mark. If you're full on top or just "even", you most likely need to size up though based on reviews. This is also likely the case if you're quite soft, no matter the shape of your breasts. On me, it gives me very round-looking breasts and projected shape. Ewa described it as having an "apple" shape, and I think she is soo right!

Although many times I've wanted many full bust companies to come out with thinner straps, this time I actually want them to be a little thicker! It's not a deal-breaker but I see it being more of a problem if you are fuller busted than I am. https://d28qt14g3opchh.cloudfront.net/smileys/icon_sad.gif" alt=":(" /> They aid in helping the bra have the more "youth"-appealing look though.

EDIT: The more I wear my EM bras, the more I appreciate the minor detailing and construction for them. Par example: the underwires. Many full-bust brand bras underwires are oftentimes PAINFUL to wear and dig in because they are so flat. But my Ewas all have curved underwires that fits the contour of your body so there is no digging in for me- even with a tight band. I don't need to size down in the band just to have comfy underwires and compromise on the support. Those with bony ribcages like me, rejoice! YAY for Ewa Michalak! https://d28qt14g3opchh.cloudfront.net/smileys/icon_mrgreen.gif" alt=":D" />
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Updated on Apr 20, 2013 Flag this

Of the 5 Ewa bras I've recently acquired, including another CHP, this one is the most comfortable. The fabric is soft, supportive, and there is no chafing under my armpit. The underwires are tall enough in the gore that they do not poke my sternum, and I feel that my breasts are more supported than they are in the SM and PL styles. Also, aside from the PL Lilia I own, this band is the snuggest, stretching out from 22 to 29.5 inches. The other 30-band Ewas I own stretch out to 30-31.5'', which is somewhat disappointing since I've heard so much about how snug they run. Therefore, while I feel like going straight to the tighter hooks on my other Ewas, I am okay on the loosest hook in the Chp Brzoskwinka.

Sadly, the cups seem to run about a size small, and I'm getting pretty bad quad boob that even a loose shirt doesn't disguise.

Updated on Apr 20, 2013 Flag this

I love how much care and detail goes with this brand. I think I prefer this soft foam to the slightly more rigid one of a molded cup like the Deco. The seams show terribly in a light colored shirt, but I find they're more subtle under a dark shirt or one with a pattern or texture and I don't mind them.

My ribcage is 28 but I sized up to the 30 following the advice of others. The band does stretch to 30, but it's firm enough that it won't give it easily, so a 28 would've definitely been too constricting, or would have needed an extender to break in.

The other thing people caution is that the cups run small, so it's good to order a size up. It is true... almost. The cups only run maybe a half-size or so small, and I feel as if you should only size up if you're between sizes anyway.

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Updated on Mar 31, 2013 Flag this

Of the few EM bras I've tried so far, this one has by far the stretchiest band. With their other bras, I've been perfectly happy to stick with the comfortable tightness of a 30 band, rather than special ordering my usual 28 band. Here, however, the band is stretchy enough that I'd go with a 28, if I felt like braving their custom ordering process. Other than that, I'm very happy with this bra. The cups are similar to the CHP Stalowka, which I adore, with the large, folded-over border along the tops of the cups and slightly less stiff cups than some other EM half-cups, like the ... Kobalt or Fiolek. It's actually prettier on than I expected and the color is definitely peachy rather than nude, which is great (and what I was hoping for). I find that EM half-cups (never tried the plunges) make me look much smaller than other bras (ex: CK Showgirl bras, Cleo Juna, Lepel Fiore) and sometimes give a "little coconut shells" silhouette under a shirt, but I don't mind that too much (it's just personal preference, after all) and they do look amazing when not under clothes.

One additional effect of the stretchy band is that the tension of the band when worn doesn't pull/widen the cups as much as usual, which makes this, in effect, too narrow a cup for me, even though it's the same width as other EM bras that do end up being wide enough.
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