It cracks me up that they've named this "big bra" haha. Every step I'm getting a bit closer. I retook my measurements because I have lost a small amount of weight and my ribs went down nearly an inch it seems. I believe this one would fit a little better if I went down in the band/up in the cup. I've got such narrow shoulders that I'm not surprised the straps are too wide. I found it for about $29 on amazon so that's a bit of a win. I'm not a huge fan of the seam on the cup where the lace meets the padded bottom, I'm sure in certain t-shirts it'll be noticeable.
There's a lot of Polish bras that are referred to as "big bra" instead of here we would say "full bust." Asian retailers will specifically mark stuff as "big sizes" for full bust bras or plus size clothes. Funny how the connotations of words can differ in other places!
There's a lot of Polish bras that are referred to as "big bra" instead of here we would say "full bust." Asian retailers will specifically mark stuff as "big sizes" for full bust bras or plus size clothes. Funny how the connotations of words can differ in other places!
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The only bra I that is not too wide in the straps are my Flirtelle Ellie, my Gaia Annika, and my altered Comexims (straps moved in). You may find the straps better if you can size a band down. I often prefer to where an extender than to band size up as the straps are usually wider in the bigger band.
I tend to find the thick diagonal seam only shows when I am a wearing a half a cup size too small. Usually, when I cup up, it smooths out under most tops.
I'll try to see about sizing down in the band, that'll put me in the 28" range which will probably make it even harder to find.
I bought this bra off of Zulily. I hadnt gotten to try Kris Line yet and its a plunge with hardly any gore so i thought why not. I was pretty sad to see there was hardly any measurements to go off of. All that i could really gather is that they run small. I used a Kris Line size chart and some advice that i had found on a blog and added 2 cups. But then i panicked about going 2 cups up and thought that would be way too much so i cancelled my order and got the 65J instead. It doesnt matter anyways really because ...i think either one would have been too small! It doesnt look absolutely awful from the front. Well except for the fact that the straps are gaping away from my body at the top. There is pretty awful quadding from any viewpoint. I couldnt really figure out what was going on near the armpit area. Sometimes it was tight and rubbing against me and other times it had a slight pucker even though the bra was struggling to contain me lol. I hate that area and how the straps sit on me but i loved that the straps are super thin. Im not sure how functional that is at my size but its nice to see for once! One of the things i was really looking forward to was the gore. But i really dont like it at all. It may be short but it is way too wide for me! The band feels firm but stretches appropriately for its size i think. It only has 2 hooks per column but 4 rows. The material is very soft and smooth and feels great to the touch! I love that the gore area is lace And there is also lace accenting at the wings. The only thing i dont absolutely love is the decorative ruching of the fabric from the side of the cups over to the wing. Read more 227 more words
This bra is too small for me and this may cloud my review, however I was expecting Krisline to be good for my even top to bottom but centre full boobs with narrow root, but actually, I don't feel its any better than my Cleo Marcie was. The gore on Marcie was narrower (and taller to support the centre fullness), the wires are very similar width and the lace on Marcie was more accommodating across the top. I also preferred the Marcie lift - although the lift of this is better than my Bravissimo balconettes. I was a 34GG/32H and think I am now a 32GG/30H generally. This bra was paper labelled as 30J and I also tried the 30JJ both of which were too small with a non tacking gore (how uncomfortable that is now I haven't had one for years) and an elastic seam at the top causing quadboob
I bought three krisline sports bras(65J-K), because the panache sport bra wasn't available in my size at the time. This one should fit like a 30H, but it's at least two cup sizes too small. The other two bras (65JJ/K) weren’t much better. The underwire is wide and long for a bra this small. The cup is shallow especially near the wire. The band looks a bit less firm than i am used to in a sport bra.
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.
I also tried this bra, in a 70G. The shape of it confused me too. My best guess is it seems engineered to accommodate a LOT of center fullness and very close set boobs? It seemed very open at the gore.
The band also ran super large (I stretched it easily to 36"!) which made me wanna bang my head against the wall because every other Kris Line I'd tried had a very tight band. Their molded bras seem very different compared to their other bras.
How funny - if I wasnt quadding out of my 32J UKs i'd be tempted
Frankly these particular bras look to me to be designed specifically for large ultra high profile implants, which are almost impossible to fit into a standard plunge bra (cruel irony, since the ultra HP implant crowd do significantly overlap with the demographic who long to show off buttcrack cleavage in plunging necklines). Equally large or larger boobs that are natural, or augmented with more modest profile, will just go east-west in this type of bra or else will collapse right into the middle of it.
Yeah, i actually dont want cleavage, but I am center-heavy and close-set. I'd probably fall out of this bra in my proper size
You're definitely right about that. Firmer breasts would just say "stuff you miss" and do whatever they pleased. Mine are very soft and want to go into whatever shape the cup is. I could feel them trying to slope to the center and assume the shape, but there isn't enough of me.😕 I think I said people in a 30J but I'm thinking now it's more like anyone with a 12"-12.5" breast diameter. It would probably agree best with softer more center full breast types as well. I'm going to keep trying though. I recently bought an Amanda plunge from KL and it's giving me some pretty great cleavage. ☺ so it's possible.
Awh im really sorry it didnt work out :( This bra is very confusing to me. I have no idea what a good size suggestion would be. It totally hated my boobs. I had so much quad going on! Whats weird is my perimeters are only 12" on a big boobied day! Id say im about a 28J/30HH UK and this was a good 2 sizes too small. But then again i do have implants so maybe that plays a role in why it didnt work for me at all! I hope you are able to find something Polish that works out better for you! :)
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This is the firmest band I have ever found in a bra! I usually stick to 30 and 32 bands with my 30.5 firmly measured underbust. However, this 30 band was waaaaay too small for me! I had to use an extender. This band really does not stretch very far.
As for the cups, they were a bit too small for me. I got a weird shape from them as well as a bit of quadraboob. The fabric for the cups is pretty embroidered lace and also has no stretch to it. If I were to try this bra again, I would probably go for a 32J maybe even a 32JJ.
Either way, if you have a small underbust measurement and need a really firm band, you should try this one!
There's a lot of Polish bras that are referred to as "big bra" instead of here we would say "full bust." Asian retailers will specifically mark stuff as "big sizes" for full bust bras or plus size clothes. Funny how the connotations of words can differ in other places!