I just got it and put it on and it's super soft. I love the shape it gives my boobs, but it is just a little bit on the small side in the cups, but just barely. Not small enough to create a quad boob effect. The material seems to be of high quality and I love how thick the straps are. I can't say much else about it now since I just got it and put it on.

Updated on Sep 12, 2013 Flag this

This bra was not mine but my sisters, though I have got my hands on it for data entry purposes. I've indicated how it would fit to my measurements to the best of my ability.

Freya Deco is by all accounts a lovely everyday bra with it's plunge neckline, moulded cups and sturdy straps. It's perhaps not the most interesting bra visually, but I think that as it's supposed to be a low profile, t-shirt type bra, this isn't really an issue. There's 3 rows of 2 columns of hooks.

The cups are fairly generous, my sister wears a 30G in most other styles (other Freya cuts, Panache Superbra etc) but a 30FF is her best fit in this bra. If you fit in the Deco size range (and how I wish I did), this is a very comfortable everyday bra which works well on fuller on top breasts, and also can give some of the push-up style cleavage which many 'mainstream' brands provide but is difficult to find in fuller bust brands.

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Updated on Aug 13, 2013 Flag this

Love it! Gives me fantastic cleavage and is super comfortable.

Updated on Aug 11, 2013 Flag this

I got this bra on a secondhand webshop, so I didn't actually expect much of it. It turned out to be one of the best bras I own. The band does run a bit large, I don't know if that's because the bra is secondhand. It's not too large though, I wear it on the tightest hook and it's really comfortable like that. I imagine it would fit better if it was a new bra.

The bra fits nicely, however, I do get a bit of spilling in the front. I probably need a 30G instead of a 30FF, but I'll keep wearing the 30FF for now, because the spilling isn't that bad, and it doesn't actually show under shirts.

Updated on Jul 29, 2013 Flag this

Meh. Some people swear by Decos, but I don't really care for molded-cup bras. It's a nice basic nude, and it does a nice job of hoisting my boobs up and keeping them there, but it's not all that comfortable to be wearing padded armor. My made fit issue is the width, as it basically is with every Freya I've ever tried. Not only are the cups too wide (I think I'm between sizes here and could probably go down to an F without sacrificing fit elsewhere) BUT the straps are so wide-set. Thirtieth verse, same as the first, bras are too wide ... for my narrow shoulders and frame. If you were to cut me in half (please don't) I would have more of a round cross-section than a rectangular one i.e. my chest is as deep as it is wide, thus I have this problem with most bras (except Claudette! I will sing their praise in every damn review I will ever do!) So anyway, needless to say I chopped off the straps, shaved the foam on the outer edge of the cups down about 3/4 inch and sewed it back up in a frankenbra fix and it functions much better.
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Updated on Jul 25, 2013 Flag this

I want to love the Freya Deco (4234) because it shapes my breasts in the way I want them presented (round, full, smooth), and can be worn under practically any outfit due to the seamless molded cup and the plunge shape. It fit well pre-tissue migration, but now the band is way too loose (I'm in a 28 now and it stretched out). Also, while the wire width is good, the lower wings create armpit bulge. The cups are too shallow at the bottom (not enough immediate projection), and the top gapes if I slouch.

Updated on Jul 20, 2013 Flag this

The Freya Deco is well-lauded and with good reason. Solid, quality construction, gives amazing lift and cleavage, nice, smooth appearance under clothes, beautifully firm band. Unfortunately, I believe I may be between sizes on this one. I don't get quad-boob unless I draw my shoulders all the way back, but then I do ever so slightly. Bear in mind I do have rather broad shoulders so doing this may have a rather exaggerated effect on me. I'd size up, but when I go to a 30G I don't quite fill the cups.

Updated on Jul 06, 2013 Flag this

This is not the tshirt bra for you!. It gives nice cleavage, but the edge of the bra is visible under all shirts. The band stretches extremely quickly. The cups are shallow and wide. Due to the shallow shape of the cups, the underwire was pushed down my ribcage and cut in when I sat down (all while the back rode up). The straps fray quickly as well.

Updated on Jun 24, 2013 Flag this

I love this bra, but then again it is the first bra that fits me correctly... I bought two, black and nude, and they fit me really well. I love that the band does not ride and is wide enough. My boobs are up where they belong without using a lot of extra padding. At first the nude bra poked under my arm but now that I broke it in, I haven't had a problem. It stretched slightly over the month, but just to the middle hook (so I hope I have awhile with this bra.) Simple bows on the really wide straps are cute, but now I need a strapless bra that fits!

Pros: fits well, simple, comfortable, everyday wear
Cons: Pokes at first, really wide straps (but then again, I'm used to bras that don't properly fit... so are there bras this size with thin straps?)

Updated on Apr 01, 2013 Flag this

Decos are great bras! This bra fits OK and looks great under clothes. The cups fit OK but cut into my arms a little, thus making driving not fun and becoming annoying by the end of the day. Unfortunately for me, I think I need a 28G as Decos tend to run larger in the band and the cup, and I do prefer a firmer band.

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Updated on Feb 24, 2013 Flag this

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