Unfortunately this is just a bra I got several months ago and forgot to take measurements. It fitted more like a 70DD than a 70F, so I returned i immediately. Apart from that it has a really nice burlesque touch to it.

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Updated on Dec 02, 2014 Flag this

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I have narrow, projected, very close set breasts and have been trying different Polish brands as they are said to have narrow wires. This brand uses EU sizing just like Comexim. (In fact if you look at their sizing charts they are almost identical!). However, Gorsenia runs bigger overall. The cups are bigger and the bands much stretchier. The wires on this one go about an 1/2 inch past my breast tissue on the side and I would definitely size down in the band. The wires are still far narrower than most US and UK brands that I have tried as they end up ... under my arms. The cups measure 5.9 wide. The Gore on this one floats out from my chest. I think that is because of how close set I am and the higher gore. If I went up in the cup I think they would be to big. It is a very soft comfortable bra. Of the three Polish Brands I have tried this is my least favorite. I just don't feel as stable and secure in this one as I do in the 70H - Comexim » Basic (170) and Ewa Michalak (both CHP and PL). Gorsenia has some really lovely sets and maybe I would have better luck with a different model. I got this one because it looked very similar in construction as the 70G - Ewa Michalak » Ch Lilia (139) that I tried and altered to fit. If you like a softer, stretchier bra then definitely give this one a go. But as I said this model does run bigger than both @Comexim and @Ewa Mickalak.
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Updated on Jul 19, 2014 Flag this

A beautiful bra, just too big and the wrong shape for me. I require a balconette style.

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Updated on Feb 26, 2014 Flag this

First when I bought this bra it was way too big for me, both the band and the cup size. Apparently nowadays I've grown either muscle mass or fat, so that the band is almost a good fit, just ever so slightly loose, but comfortably so, and the cup is almost perfect. The problem I have with this bra is mainly the straps: they are too narrow, they dig in, and feel like they are about to fall of my shoulders even though I have really wide shoulders. Also, the cups/wires are very narrow and they dig in my sides a lot. Also I have a slight sideboob problem with these. Overall fit is quite uncomfortable, but I would consider wearing these for a night out, because they do look glamorous.

Updated on Nov 20, 2013 Flag this

These are lovely looking bras, but it does'nt fit. Cups are one to two sizes too small.

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Updated on Nov 14, 2013 Flag this

These are such a pretty bras, but it doesn't fit. Band is quite nice, but cup is too small. I would need at least one size maybe two sizes bigger cups.

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Updated on Nov 14, 2013 Flag this

I really love the look of these, but it doesn't fit at all. Cups ar too small, band is too big etc. Thinking about selling these...

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Updated on Nov 14, 2013 Flag this

I bought this bra based on the shape. I thought the low plunge style would be good for me, since I have close together breasts and this was one of the very few bras that resemble the shape of the the Ewa Michalak plunges (in which I was in between sizes).

Gorsenia has a bit of a strange size chart. I went with it, and I tried the 65F (which I thought would be a size too small, but they didn't have a 65G) which was indeed a size to small, the 70E (which according to the size chart, should already be too large, but was practically identical ... to the cup size of the 65F) and ended up thinking that the 75E should fit me right. When I altered the band to a 60, it turned out it didn't fit me at all. I had both an orange in the glass and quad boob effect in the cup of my bigger breast.

I expected the padding to be the same as Ewa Michalak and Comexim's bras, but in this bra it was thinner. Also the shoulder straps are thinner and removable.
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Updated on Aug 29, 2013 Flag this

The appearance and quality of this embroidered lace bra is quite nice but it just doesn't quite fit.

1) The gore is far too high. The top of the gore digs/presses in to my ribcages.

2) The wire is too wide - that is, it goes quite far back on my sides.

3) The wire sits two fingers below the base of my breast. It might be because the band is too tight? (It will close but be uncomfortable. Perhaps with an extender the wires will sit higher...)

4) On my larger side, the cup still seams empty. It is definitely empty on my smaller side but that was to be expected.

5) Straps came really close to digging into armpits.

Updated on Jun 06, 2013 Flag this

Gorsenia bras generally fall into the style of “a lot of bra,” meaning there’s a lot of coverage and the cup comes up quite high. However, I think the large amount of embroidery keeps them looking moderately delicate. The high cups can also be a boon to full-on-top boobs, since they tend not to cut into the breast tissue.

The cups are perfectly round. Band fits true to size. Cups are too big on me, though. I'm a UK 28G or 30FF, and this feels like a 30G. I bought it new off eBay and did the size translation wrong, which is why I ended up with a bra that's a cup too big.

Fully adjustable straps, soft seamed cups with no padding. Wings are a single layer of mesh. Three rows of hooks and eyes.

Polish bra brands seem to really be getting better known outside of Poland lately. I reported on Corin in my CurvExpo coverage, have tried Ewa Michalak, and I’m currently waiting for an order to arrive from Comexim. Polish brands have ...

http://hourglassy.com/2013/03/off-the-rack-gorsenia-andrea-bra-reviewed/

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Updated on Mar 24, 2013 Flag this

The cups are narrow and close, and the sharpest/outmost point is a bit closer to the sternum than the nipples (in another words, they point inward). All Gorsenia bras I've tried have had the same design. There's even a light padding on the outer sides adding to the forward projection. It's close to fitting with only a tiny bit of bulging (already sent back so can't measure, but it roughly equals a 28G Cleo Lucy). I considered keeping it as a casual bra, but decided not to after I tested the support level. It allowed too much vertical movement to be comfortable. I believe wider wires provide more support by design. The band feels somewhat tight for a 65/30, but can't say if/how much it would loosen up.

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Updated on Apr 22, 2012 Flag this