| Measurement | Cm |
|---|---|
| Search by measurements | |
| Fits ribcage | 69.0 |
| B. perimeter | 24.8 |
| Stretched Band | 71.5 |
| Band Length | 55.2 |
| Cup width | 13.1 |
| Cup depth | 22.0 |
| Wire length | 23.5 |
| Cup height | 14.2 |
| Cup separation | 1.8 |
| Gore height | 6.9 |
| Wing height | 9.1 |
| Strap width | 1.4 |
| Hooks | 2 |
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It's a Gazeta! It's a Gazeta! It's a Gazeta! I'm a lucky girl indeed! Band runs small, cups run either taller or about a half size-ish big. Overall I find it comfortable, others may disagree. Immediate projection is good, the wires are a little wider than other CH/Ps, and I don't care! It's a Gazeta!
For most of you reading this, the Gazeta needs no introduction. Gazeta translat
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What a lovely bra. Looks wonderful on you and looks to fit you perfectly.
slowb I've tried 5 EM half cups. The Lawenda 65F runs big in both band and cup. The Stalowka 65F ran small in band and TTS cups. Gazeta runs small band, big-ish cups. My CH Bizkopty 65FF ran small in the cups, the band was altered. The CH Cherry 65FF ran enormous everywhere. I think it's kinda hit and miss unfortunately.
This is absolutely gorgeous!
So freaking jealous! Congrats!
I needed this bra, had to have this bra. I love this bra. This bra is awful.
So, the band is so so tight, doesn't stretch much, and the chiffony ribbon along the edge is itchy. I have to use an extender just to get it off my flesh a bit. I bought this used, but I really don't know how used it was since the hook and eyes look new and the band is so rigid.
The cups are too big for me. Too big, too open, whatever. It amounts to the same, I can't fill them up unaided. So, I stuff it. One pad on my left, two ... on my right. This fixes that problem. For some reason, my bra doesn't have pockets so I have to use double sided tape to hold them in place.
The straps are more of that stretchy nonsense, but they adjust well and stay put. The little split thing in the front is cute, and uncomfortable. It pinches me.
The wire width is good and I find that part very comfortable. Which is good, because that's the only thing I can't tweak.
Shape is up front, round and lifted as I expect from every Polish bra ever at this point.
The bottoms are a 36 (38" wide hip/31" hip bone). They fit, but they're also rigid like the bra. Maybe they'll soften up, maybe the bra will too. I haven't actually worn this for more than a few hours yet. It's too hot for it right now, especially since I have to add pads and have no cotton buffer. Thankfully I do not change size much between summer and winter, so this will have to join my Kabaretka set in my chest until fall.
I love the pattern on this. I have every book themed piece of clothing ever (including some heels that look like encyclopedia spines) I needed this set in my life and I'm keeping it. I'll drop to an A cup and stuff my husbands socks in it!
I could do without the hearts, but I like that they're everywhere. Maybe I'll replace them with something else, but what?
I'm wearing the pads in every photo except for the one that says otherwise.
Also, my specific bra has a review of "Cats" and a blurb about nuclear fission. Literature, felines, and science all on a bra, awesomesauce!
Oct. 2015: I wanted to come back and add some information since I've been wearing this for awhile. The band, while still very snug, has lost some of that rigidity. It doesn't feel quite so tight and it doesn't dig in nearly as much. All the materials of the bra have softened with wash and wear. This makes it fit better and it's far more comfortable.
The split strap in the front continued to stretch, chafe, and interfere with support so I removed it. The bra is still stunning without it and it now fits much better. The cups fit better and I do not need the pads for it to look nice and give good shape.
I'm glad I gave it time, because this bra was truly awful and uncomfortable when I first got it. It really needed some breaking in and now it's almost as nice as my other CHPs.
The bottoms have remained fairly snug through the back. They do cut into my cheek a bit still. So those are strictly for skirts/dresses.
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Updated on Oct 20, 2015 Flag this
I mean, seriously. I would gnaw my left arm off for this bra, and then I'd have to have someone help me put it on.
Well, I guess gnawing off your arm is an improvement over setting yourself aflame like wendybien thought you wanted.
jlcl119 Huh, you're right! I just looked through the pictures, and it looks like the 70F has pockets for pads whereas no one else does (including mine!) I wonder why that was.
I've had a few older models of the CHP and PL (before the S ever existed) and pads & pockets were not in any of the bras. The pads & pockets only became a normal feature in the last couple of years. If I remember correctly, the Gazeta was released around the same time that was sort of becoming the trend, so maybe random (or later manufactured ones) had the pads? Who knows.
Whoever thought it up needs a raise, because they're useful. Even if you don't use the pads, they could hold your lipstick.
"I mean, seriously. I would gnaw my left arm off for this bra, and then I'd have to have someone help me put it on."
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Updated on Jul 01, 2022 Flag this
That bra is indeed awesome. I remember you bought the last one at Revelation in Fit, after I tried it on and confirmed the gore is tragically too high for me. If the gore doesn't tack, you're probably getting epic cakes on a plate cleavage, right?
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I'm so envious of your bradrobe! I wonder if all Gazetas run a fraction large, or just this particular one? Are EM cups usually TTS/a little on the small side?