1) This bra offers a good amount of coverage and excellent cleavage potential. On a "good" day, I get the cleavage I want and the shape is amazing. This bra adds the illusion of larger breasts.

2) I really need a smaller band. The underwires are really too large for my frame in the 30, causing discomfort under the arms. Often I feel like the bottom is not filling out correctly and there is sometimes gapping at the top depending on my movement.

3) If I wear this for a full day at work, taking it off is the absolute first thing I do when I go home. It does not have the longevity of comfort like my other Freyas.

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Updated on Nov 01, 2014 Flag this

My close-set, shallow, wide, and tall boobs love this bra. Looooove. Band could be a bit firmer, but I got this used in a swap so it was probably better new. As it is I wear it on the first hook, but switch to the middle as the day goes on. Great cleavage, plunge for low necklines, and comes in basic and fun colors!

My only quibble is that the straps are too damn wide for my shoulders, so what I usually do is clip them together in a racerback shape using a hair clip.

Updated on Oct 09, 2014 Flag this

I measured this bra before altering the band to make it the same size as my 28G - Freya » Deco (4234) . The 30 band was on the loose side.

The cups behaved the same, as soon as I wore the bra and was all properly scooped, the boobs filled the cups nicely but as the day goes by, I ended up with gaps on top of the cups and the bottom was too shallow which caused them to crumble.

I also find the molded material that Freya Deco Moulded Plunge Bra (4234) use makes my boob sweat, specially since I live in a very hot climate.

Updated on Aug 25, 2014 Flag this

Nice and cleavagey! It's a cup size down, so I do get a little quad boob but cleavage is the important factor.

Updated on Aug 03, 2014 Flag this

Love it! Can't go wrong with a Deco. https://d28qt14g3opchh.cloudfront.net/smileys/icon_smile.gif" alt=":)" />

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Updated on Jun 26, 2014 Flag this

So I know I probably got the wrong size bra, and this is the first bra I bought after having been "enlightened" about how bras should fit. It was pretty weird to wear it.When I scooped and swooped my breasts filled it in just fine, but it got this odd wrinkling thing on the bottom, and it kept travelling down until it was an inch from my sternum. Then after a few seconds my breasts would disappear from the top and get squished in the bottom of the cups, and the outside of the cups dug into my armpits and I had a very interesting quadboob armpit effect. Overall the band felt too tight and uncomfortable. I have concave ribs and the deepest part is right at my sternum. (It also make me look like I have a flat chest because my ribs go in so far.) I'm going to be returning it, but I really don't know what kind of bra will work for me?

Updated on Jun 10, 2014 Flag this

I absolutely love deco's! The shape is so flattering and the bra is comfy

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Updated on May 17, 2014 Flag this

Given as I don't actually own this bra, and wasn't wearing it for much more than a couple mins, this entry is mostly just to state that something actually fits me. It sure seemed comfortable to me, and the salesgirl was pointing out various signs of good fit, but it still seemed to me like there's a 'but' hidden in there somewhere. Regardless, this is the best fitting bra I've found so far, and using this as a starting point, I'm hoping to one day find that WOW fit.

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Updated on Mar 09, 2014 Flag this

This was my first bra in my correct size. It's a good "starter" bra. Simple, very little decoration, and a reasonable approximation of what a person can expect from most bras in this size.

With that said, I am not a fan of Freyas. I have projected, narrow breasts that are very full on bottom. With all Freyas, including this one, I am flattened out and the bottom of the cup always wrinkles from not having enough projection. The straps are always farther set apart than my narrow shoulders, giving me a rash when I wear it for more than a couple hours. Freyas do have narrower wires than most bras (except Ewa and Comexim), so I don't have so much issue with there being empty space on the sides of my body. However, I do have more space than I would like.

As a starter bra, it's not bad. I can't say I would purchase again, though.

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Updated on Jan 07, 2014 Flag this

I like this bra a lot. It is comfortable, the band fits nicely and the cups are a good fit. However, since I have somewhat soft breasts, after wearing it a few hours my breasts tend to move towards the sternum. It still doesn't give me spill, and it's not visible underneath clothes and not uncomfortable. However, with a low-cut dress I would need to readjust frequently. Still, it's one of the best plunge bras I ever had, and issues have more to do with my particular breasts than the bra. Since I think I need a plunge bra, I think this is the best option I have so far found.

Updated on Nov 06, 2013 Flag this