This is a cute bra, though it feels much more "lightweight" than Panache bras do, and the wires are much more flexible. The straps adjust to infinity, which was pretty great, and I actually noticed how snug the hooks looked in back, which is always a good thing. The overall comfort was quite reasonable. My first experience with Freya, it seems like a cute and quality brand.

But... this bra did not fit me, AT ALL. The gore did not tack in the least, so the pointy shape I quite was looking forward to ended up pointing outward instead of forward. The cups were comically ... too small. I measure at roughly 36J. I was advised by another user to try ordering bras in a band size too large with smaller cups, in order to find narrow-width cups that would fit without ordering Polish bras. However, I feel this endeavor is amounting to be a fool's errand, after having tried several bras.

I don't know that I would buy this bra in a larger size, given how flexible the wires are. If your breasts are not heavy, though, you might really enjoy this bra! It does appear to give a soft, moderately pointy shape (which I liked, as my breasts are naturally kind of pointy and narrow). The fabric is cute, and it is quite pink! The quality is reasonably good, a bit more delicate than Panache, but for some that's a good thing. Despite being rather squished, I wasn't in any pain, so that probably speaks well for the usual comfort level of these bras.
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