Bras » Ewa Michalak » Chp Pralinowy » 65G 30:9

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Fits ribcage	0.0
B. perimeter	0.0
Stretched Band	72.4
Band Length	58.4
Cup width	13.3
Cup depth	26.0
Wire length	24.1
Cup height	15.2
Cup separation	0.6
Gore height	5.7
Wing height	10.2
Strap width	1.9
Hooks	2

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This is a nice medium toned bra, reminding me much of tan pantyhose. The cup has a medium textured sheer overlay with a nude cotton foam three part cup. Be warned if you may experience snags on the cups if you catch it with a stray nail. It very much reminds me of the fabric on the S Orzechowa Pralinka. The top of the cup has a basic flat lace edging. The inside of the cup has cookie pockets. Pockets are a light nude mesh on the inside with a light nude cotton fabric on the outside. This bra came with cookies. Pics were taken without the cookies, ... but you can ever so slightly see the pocket outline, but won’t be noticeable under clothing. I personal will be cutting this out since I definitely don’t need them. The height of the cup is just on the verge of being too short. Cup is a little short for my liking. While the cup does fit without any quadding, it feels a little small without technically being small. The back band has two layers of the breathable stretch mesh in the same color. There are 2x4 hooks on the back clasp. There are no adornments where the cup meets the straps, but it does have a nude satin bow on the center gore with a pearl pendant. The pendant has a gold top with tiny diamond gems embedded in it. This bra gives a pushed out in front, cakes on a plate, round look.
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  Maybe the tight-squeeze feel would disappear if you let out some more strap length? It looks like they are adjusted pretty snug here--this may be contributing to the feeling that it's too small, which I have to say also seems possible from the pic, even though it looks adorable on you. But sometimes overly tight straps can create a misleading impression since they will pull the edge of a true half cup up and in, too close to the body... loosening the straps can open that space back up and allow the boobs to settle in better.
- wendybien I just tried the looser straps, but it just slides down a bit. It doesn’t feel tight, I just think it looks small height wise. I think I just prefer the look of the Comexim basic half cup. It’s about an inch taller in the cup. There should be a “is the cup height a problem for you” option in the fit. That’s why I mentioned it technically fits (depth and width) but I think my boobs are just too tall for it? Not really sure how to mark this as a Not Fit?
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  Happy2BraShop sorry I didn't see this before! RE: how to mark it as not fitting, I imagine you haven't worn this for super long stretches of time but if you did, it seems to me that quadding would inevitably occur as it is indeed too short and boobs tend to climb out of cups that fit this way eventually. So that would be a reasonable fit issue to mark IMO. The side view also makes me question whether the very end of the wires is really completely clear of the breast tissue zone. Did you keep this bra?
- wendybien No worries. I still have it and have worn it for several days/entire day to see about the true fit. The cup stretches slightly as the day goes on, and I don’t get any actual quadding. The wires actually fit spot on width wise. I think it’s just short over all height wise for me. I think it’s just more suitable for a person with a shorter body/nip to neck ratio. I’m definitely preferring my Comexim basic half cup over this. I’ll just look for a nude version of that instead. I’m going to see how to technically change this not to fit.
- oooh, yes, I hadn't looked at the fit data you published alongside this but if it's up to date, in addition to the factors you pointed out, you have a vertical measurement which is nearly the same as horizontal, i.e. a "taller" boob shape wise than average (seems to happen a lot in those who have more torso height than width so to speak-- i.e longwaisted or tall but quite narrow in build/midbody shape when viewed from the front).
  
  I'm impressed that this material can stretch to accommodate, but that can only help so much since your natural breast apex is probably a good inch or two higher than the bra design assumes. Also since you have plenty of inner fullness I think the lack of cup height combined with this open shape becomes particularly problematic on the inner half of the cup... Comexim's construction and dimensions definitely do the job better. I can't remember what is on the fit quiz anymore, or if there is anything there that would match nowadays.
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Maybe the tight-squeeze feel would disappear if you let out some more strap length? It looks like they are adjusted pretty snug here--this may be contributing to the feeling that it's too small, which I have to say also seems possible from the pic, even though it looks adorable on you. But sometimes overly tight straps can create a misleading impression since they will pull the edge of a true half cup up and in, too close to the body... loosening the straps can open that space back up and allow the boobs to settle in better.

wendybien I just tried the looser straps, but it just slides down a bit. It doesn’t feel tight, I just think it looks small height wise. I think I just prefer the look of the Comexim basic half cup. It’s about an inch taller in the cup. There should be a “is the cup height a problem for you” option in the fit. That’s why I mentioned it technically fits (depth and width) but I think my boobs are just too tall for it? Not really sure how to mark this as a Not Fit?

Happy2BraShop sorry I didn't see this before! RE: how to mark it as not fitting, I imagine you haven't worn this for super long stretches of time but if you did, it seems to me that quadding would inevitably occur as it is indeed too short and boobs tend to climb out of cups that fit this way eventually. So that would be a reasonable fit issue to mark IMO. The side view also makes me question whether the very end of the wires is really completely clear of the breast tissue zone. Did you keep this bra?

wendybien No worries. I still have it and have worn it for several days/entire day to see about the true fit. The cup stretches slightly as the day goes on, and I don’t get any actual quadding. The wires actually fit spot on width wise. I think it’s just short over all height wise for me. I think it’s just more suitable for a person with a shorter body/nip to neck ratio. I’m definitely preferring my Comexim basic half cup over this. I’ll just look for a nude version of that instead. I’m going to see how to technically change this not to fit.

oooh, yes, I hadn't looked at the fit data you published alongside this but if it's up to date, in addition to the factors you pointed out, you have a vertical measurement which is nearly the same as horizontal, i.e. a "taller" boob shape wise than average (seems to happen a lot in those who have more torso height than width so to speak-- i.e longwaisted or tall but quite narrow in build/midbody shape when viewed from the front).

I'm impressed that this material can stretch to accommodate, but that can only help so much since your natural breast apex is probably a good inch or two higher than the bra design assumes. Also since you have plenty of inner fullness I think the lack of cup height combined with this open shape becomes particularly problematic on the inner half of the cup... Comexim's construction and dimensions definitely do the job better. I can't remember what is on the fit quiz anymore, or if there is anything there that would match nowadays.