Beside the band being like for 75, the bra fits well if it comes to the sizing. Although I have mountains instead of nicely shaped boobs.

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Updated on Feb 20, 2016 Flag this

I ordered this from Brastop because I read that Kris Line bras are the best for center fullness. I also sized up from my UK average size 28FF, as I heard that the cups tend to run small. Unfortunately, the cups are too big for me and gape at the top. The cups are too wide for me as well. The band runs true to size and has 2x4 hooks. Jeniffer has detachable/multi-way straps, and rather thick padding in the bottom of the cup. The color is beautiful and slightly more purplish than how my phone captures it. The otherwise simple look is decorated by the beautiful lace under the cups and a creative strap attachment detail.
I may try Kris Line in 60FF if I run into one.

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Updated on Jan 23, 2016 Flag this

Love the look of the bra: it's like a bridal one, with a bit of shine on the embroidery. Yet, KrisLine sizing is something I can't get yet. This one is 65JJ and not so closed on top, yet I have quadboobing with my even 30HH, and the band feels more like 32: I can easily fasten it on the tightest set of hooks. Also, for my touching on top breasts the gore is too high, so it botheres my boobs a bit, and the cups are too tall, so I have a bit of free space under the strap with some bothering of my underarms

Updated on Jan 22, 2016 Flag this

So this is another thrift store find! My heart skipped a beat when I saw 'Kris Line' on the label and then it fell when I saw that it was not remotely close to my size. Oh well, hopefully someone else can enjoy this.

It's a moulded plunge with multiway straps (straps are detachable at the front and back). The white foam cups are quite padded with the padding being thicker at the bottom. There's embroidery on the section of strap closest to the cups and on the front of the band with a fabric rose detail at the gore. The cups are covered with an interesting knit ... marl fabric of metallic plum and black, creating a brindle effect. There's ruching at the bottom of the cups. The band is constructed of a satiny stretch fabric with 2 eyes and 4 column of hooks. The straps seems a bit short as 14" is the longest possible length.

I don't know anything about the fit as it's way out of my size range in both band and cup. The band seems quite stretchy when I measured it though. Also, other reviews have mentioned that Kris Line runs a cup small in this size range. It seems like a bra in which the right fit will give the wearer some amazing cleavage.
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Updated on Dec 29, 2015 Flag this

I really wanted this bra, but was too small, exchanged it back and forth. Gave it to my niece, but she ended up not wearing it in the end, so weirdly enough I own it again. Waiting for the day I lose so much weight so I could use it. https://d28qt14g3opchh.cloudfront.net/smileys/icon_smile.gif" alt=":)" />

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Updated on Dec 26, 2015 Flag this

This is from my shopping trip to Poland! Feel free to send me a message if you want any more info on that. For reference, I believe that I had short, narrow roots with a very projected, omega shape. My best Cleo fit is the Meg then Marcie/Melissa.

This soft Kris Line would make a good every day bra I think. The wires seem a bit wide on the sides, but thankfully not too high under the armpit. The band is on the comfortable side of firm. Love the materials used, seems very well made and durable. The projection is pretty decent but the amount of lift leaves something ... to be desired. Because of the half-embroidered straps, I can't fully adjust them and I think that would help heave everything up more. The shape is more on the natural/tear-drop side and honestly maybe even a bit minimizing, but it may just be because of the lack of lifting going on. A bit separated/ east-west-ish.

There is a strip of elastic under the top embroidery that might not be friendly to people with tall roots/upper fullness, it is even almost too closed on top for me on my right side. A good tack on the gore, which seems fairly short.
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Updated on Nov 04, 2015 Flag this

Second attempt at "butt crack cleavage" This once is 9/10 for me. I purchased this bra for very little from another user. It was a shot in the dark, insurance for I'd my second KL didn't pan out.

I am **so glad I bought this bra**. It has a few issues, but it's giving me the cleavage I want. First of all, the color is really wacky and fun. It photographs cherry red, but in reality it's a hot coral or watermelony color. It has lovely lace appliques along the bottom band and straps, and very sweet ruching at the center of the cups.

The straps are ... very thin, which I like because it opens up a lot of wardrobe options. On my 6'0 frame they're a bit short, bit this shouldn't be an issue for your average cookie. They are fully adjustable. Which is nice for more petite women, and *fully removable*. I personally love this feature because I can convert it to a racer back, which has always worked best for me.

The cups cut in a bit, but I think this is more a product of my tissue being very center full and soft. There is actual foam padding in the cup, circa VS. Id never seen a EU or UK bra with that. But i like it. The cut in is not at all noticeable under clothing. I was a little worried about the ruching, but because of its placement you can't see it (even under cotton spandex).

Overall, the only thing I would change is the size I bought. I think an H would have been great, but I may not have got such wonderful cleavage. ☺


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Updated on Nov 03, 2015 Flag this

My first attempt at achieving the highly coveted "butt crack cleavage", not a failure, but not exactly a success either. I typically take a 30G or GG; but we've all the stories of how random polish sizing can be. So I decided to search by measurements, not size. Enter the Stella deco plunge.

I over estimated the amount of room I needed in the cup, and didn't understand the construction of this bra. Let me say, it does not fit badly, but I don't get the cleavage I was after and the cups pucker a bit. I believe this is because though the bra's measurements tell a ... 30G, the shape requires a lot more breast tissue than that.

The cups are very open toward the bottom center, where larger breasts would naturally fall and comfortably sit. There is enough openness that there wouldn't be much (if any) quad boob. I wish I had this bra when I wore a 32HH. This would be glorious bra for someone in a UK 30J who wanted show stopping cleavage.
I simply can't horde it away when someone else could get such amazing looks with it.

The bra is absolutely gorgeous, and so comfortable I can hardly believe it. The only problem I have is the cup, and the straps. They are very thin, which is lovely for certain clothes, but potentially uncomfortable for heavier breasts. They dug into my shoulders, but I think that was more because I had them on very tight to try and get the look I was after.

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Updated on Nov 02, 2015 Flag this

Got this bra because of the gorgeous colour and print and hoping it would fit, as some 70DD Kris Lines fit me just fine. This one is too big in the band and small in the cups for me. Just not worth to return it because of the postage cost. I would need this bra in 65E to work. Moulded cups with some padding at the bottom of the cups. This bra is dark blue with silvery grey and lace and pattern, not purple as it appears in some reviews. High quality materials and luxurious look - as it always is with this Polish brand.

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Updated on Oct 17, 2015 Flag this

This is a true 30DD, a bra with lots of projection and moderate lift, giving a natural shape. Comfortable, not itchy-scratchy, I forget I am wearing it. However, it looks nothing like the stock photo, less white, more the combo of ecru&grey. I do get some quadding on my bigger side, but I think the next size up would be just too roomy in the cups. Straps are short-ish, the band not very stretchy and has 4 columns of eyes, 2 hooks per column. Doesn't show much through shirts - a delicate, thin lace in the cups. Overall a good find, would recommend for medium to projected, even to bottom heavy shapes.

Updated on Oct 06, 2015 Flag this

I love everything about this bra: the gentle colours, lovely detailing, soft materials, but firm band - actually fits like a 30DD/E, which would be my ideal size. I'd say the band is tighter than expected, but that is a bonus in this case. The wires are exactly where they need to be, cups lined with a thin soft mesh, narrow and projected. I got this bra at a major sale not really sure if it would fit. Bingo!
On some pics it may look like gaping at the top of the cup, but that is just me being clumsy with my phone and not standing straight. It certainly fits my larger side better though.

Updated on Sep 26, 2015 Flag this

My boobs have average projection, and my roots are not tall and are narrow, but my tissue is wide. This bra fit very well after I adjust the left wire. The inside of the left cup gaps a bit, but after adjusting the wire (every time I put it on) it fits just as well as the right cup. The band is a bit loose. If you're in between a band size and you prefer a tighter fit, I would get the smaller size (this is at least true for the 28).

This wouldn't make a great t shirt bra, as the padding is rather thick and you can see the line from the top of the cup, but there are no visible seams when worn with tight, thin shirts.

Updated on Sep 18, 2015 Flag this

Ordered this in white. Has an inner sling and plastic cup hooks. Cups feel a bit large at the top for me. I had to use an extender for this bra. Also ordered the black 32gg and the band was significantly longer.

Updated on Sep 17, 2015 Flag this

Pretty bra, but cups are a bit big. I fit well into a 32 ff freya. The bottom of the cup looks a bit shallow but I think that is because the inner sling lifts my breast up and prevents it from filling the cup properly. I really don't need a nursing bra but I wanted to try sizing with free shipping and returns and this is what I could choose from in my size. I read a review that said this would work as a regular bra.... For me it would only work if I cut out the sling. Also, the hooks to open and close the bra are plastic... If I was actually using it for nursing I would be afraid of them breaking. Must they look like they could be replaced easily.

Updated on Sep 17, 2015 Flag this

I normally wear 32fd/34f in freya. I knew this would prob be too tight when I ordered it, but my band size wasn't available. I tried this on with an extender and it fits fine. The bottoms of the cups do seem a bit shallow but I'm not sure if the padding will relax after wear and create more room. The gore tacks but not as firmly as I'm used to..sizing up would make the cups too big so I suspect that my center fullness is at play. I haven't decided if I'm going to keep it but it's growing on me

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Updated on Sep 17, 2015 Flag this

I normally wear a 32ff/34f in freya. This was a bit too small and ended up giving me a pointy shape. I suspect it would have worked if it had a bit more deptVery pretty bra. You can add extra padding but mine didn't come with any.

Updated on Sep 17, 2015 Flag this

I don't know what to make of this bra. Some semi softs of Kris Line fit me great, some OK, but this one is a total failure.
Cups width seems narrow, empty space inside the cups where the padded part meets the lace, while the lace cutting into breast tissue. The 28 band is too tight for me as well. I'm guessing that it would fit better with firmer breasts with more projection than what I have. I get a terrible torpedo shape. Possibly could try a different size.
The materials are top quality and heavenly soft, just as one can expect from this brand.

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Updated on Sep 12, 2015 Flag this

This is an unpadded, bottom part mesh lined 3 piece cup balcony bra that fits me great, even though the gore does not tack. In my experience these unpadded Kris Line styles in 30DD are quite generous in the cups with lots of projection. I know the sizing is a mystery in the larger sizes, but this one is pretty TTS if not even half a cup bigger. The Sheryl offers plenty of support and uplift and I love the soft band. Got this one for a good sale price, so didn't return after finding out about the floating gore. Now it doesn't bother me one bit and actually turned out to be one of my comfiest bras that I can wear for a whole day without discomfort.
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Updated on Sep 12, 2015 Flag this

For reference, Brastop sold this to me as a 30J (as per the tags, this is a 65I).

This bra is too big - it's the larger of the two half-padded bras I ordered trying to work out my best KL size, and this is not it. It is a beautifully constructed bra, and despite being obviously too big, it's mostly still pretty comfy. It runs a little high and wide under my arms, but I'm high on chest and short-rooted. Obviously, I can't fill it, either. The pattern is higher-contrast in person than in any of the photos I've seen (I'll try to get ... a better shot before I send it back), and I'm not sure I actually like it. The unpadded top section is actually two slightly different kinds of lace, overlapped on a mesh lining (the lower lace edge is matte and fairly soft, the upper lace which forms the cup edge is a bit scratchy, brighter, and metallic).

This will absolutely not work if you are full on top or tall-rooted - the apex is pretty high and even on me, it cuts in slightly at the top edge.
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Updated on Sep 08, 2015 Flag this

Man, I really wanted this to work - I've missed unlined balconettes since sizing out of Fayreform a million years ago, but this is worse than the Panache bras I've tried (and don't get me started on Freya's stupidly floppy underwires). This is very similar to a 28HH Cleo Lily that I have floating around, except bigger in the cups - there's no way I could fasten it without an extender, then I had three fingers' width between breast tissue and underwire, and even with my ENTIRE HAND in the cup, on my larger side, there was empty space. It's so much bigger than the 65HH Kris Line Cornelia I received in the same order, it's really, really weird.

If you think you're sized out of KL, maybe see if Brastop have any more of these?

Updated on Sep 08, 2015 Flag this