Bought for my teen, whose hated how loud it squeeked.
We oiled the o rings which did quiet it down, but not completely.
She also disliked how the slings and shape at the frame in the cup made it difficult to fit into the cup, and found it impossible to get the baggy end all the way over and around each breast. It was perversely shallow and small, despite measurements matching hers at the time.
It basically fit like a compression top pushing her breasts hard back into the chest, and left a rumply sack shape sticking out over the unsmashed end of ... her breast.
Every attempt to pull the cups around failed and the cup would crawl off her, and the base of the cups would go back to squashing her flat. It was a disaster.
Surely someone with very narrow breasts that are side set or spaced away from each other will find this thing amazing, and marvelously rounded in profile, but it really wasn't for someone whose generally full, close set or upper full.
I don't understand how every one of Gorsenia's main style types is so incredible different.
Half cups are NOT for anyone with a full shape.
Supportive wireless only for very small bustlines.
Their 'big' balconettes are more shallow than the regular ones.
Regular bras fit a size large though. I love the fit of this brand for the most part but someone just explain what on earth is going on here.
The construction & materials used is otherwise top notch, very sturdy, feltlike soft, with a fabulously elastic , mesh upper band in the cup. This is such a nice modern sleek take on the classic vintage unwired bra build. I certainly hope there is further work or styles based on it that work better in the future.
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