For me this bra is a life saver. It was my first properly sized bra, and while it's not perfect, it is by far much more appealing to the eye and comfortable. The center gore does sit up a bit high, and initially I wasn't crazy about it digging into my chest (I previously wore 36/38DD that fit SO wrong), but before you know it you get used to it. I only wish that the underwire was slightly thinner for us with a narrower gap, but perhaps mine is just thicker with a GG cup size. The straps are not too wide or thin with some light padding, and my favorite part: they don't sit too close to the arm pits.
I highly recommend this bra to anyone with larger breasts who need more coverage and support. Although it is labeled a balconette the larger cup sizes fit like a full cup.
For the most part, I'm quite happy with this bra! The pattern is cute, the stretch lace at the top makes for an easier fit, the underwire are fine on me, 3 hooks in back, etc. The underwires are not pressing or grating for me at all, although the gore is a bit high so this might be a bother for some. Cons for me would be the strap placement (they cut right into pectoral regions) and sometimes the band at the back can feel scratchy. The scratchiness might be corrected after a wash, since I know Panache often starches their bras heavily. Wore it to a long day at work and it worked out pretty well. https://d28qt14g3opchh.cloudfront.net/smileys/icon_smile.gif" alt=":)" />
OMG, I'm so excited about this bra! It is literally the first bra I've had since puberty in which I didn't just pop right out! I am bottom heavy so I do get some gaping in the top, but it smooths over very nicely with just a tank top thrown over it. If I pull my shoulders back all the gaping disappears. The lace might show through a thinner fabric, I'm wearing it in just a basic tank and there is no show through. I have a 31" underbust at the moment and I feel like the straps are a bit wide, but I don't think they'd slip ...down. I might also look into testing out a 30H or HH in this model, but I'm really happy with the current fit regardless. The fabric is very silky and the lace is super cute while being short enough to prevent any nip slips.
P.S. I originally tried this in a 34F (when I first measured myself I was 33", I lost a few inches since). The quadboob was terrible and the bra gave me an ugly pointy shape. In this new size, 32GG, the shape is very pleasant and rounded, not pointy at all https://d28qt14g3opchh.cloudfront.net/smileys/icon_smile.gif" alt=":)" /> Read more 102 more words
i tried on the 32GG and it fit nicely but it did cut into my boobs a tiny bit, i thought about keeping it but decided against it. the 30HH on the other hand made my boobs look a bit pointed and i can only wear it with an extender not sure if im keeping it atm.
I think I fit right in the middle of the 32G and the 32GG, the 32G is a little tighter in the cup without cutting in and the 32GG's wires extend just a little beyond my breast tissue on the sides.
The 32GG has a thin, soft, fuzzy lining on the underside of the straps which is really nice; the 32G doesnt' have that though they're comfortable without it.
The cups themselves are the tiniest bit itchy, I'm hoping a few washes will change that.
This bra is extremely uncomfortable. The gore is way to wide and high and the bra uncomfortably (and unflatteringly) shoves my breasts to the sides. The cups are also too small, and the band is too large. And it's completely see-through, which is a big issue for me.
This bra is one of the preeties I've seen, the colour is just stunning. It's always been a little bit bigger in the cups then two other Tangos I've got in the same size ( Two Tone Teal and Raspberry). It's very supportive, the shape is nice and round. I had a problem with wire on the bigger, left breast - it pokes in the armpit sometimes. Aftet my recent weight loss I would have to go for size 30g/32ff in this model - it's huge in the cups for me nowhttps://d28qt14g3opchh.cloudfront.net/smileys/icon_sad.gif" alt=":(" />
I love it, the band it's perfect, the comfort is superb andit will be great everyday brahttps://d28qt14g3opchh.cloudfront.net/smileys/icon_smile.gif" alt=":)" />
Ihe band it's quite loose for 32gg, maybe because part of it i's covered with satine. Straps can't be adjusted on full lenght and I had it on the shortest lenght already. The color of bra is beautiful.
The Tango Ii was the first bra that I ever loved https://d28qt14g3opchh.cloudfront.net/smileys/icon_smile.gif" alt=":)" />
The Bra is well structured and brings the girls front and center without making it impossible to wear a tank top. It has really spoiled me in that regard. I wish there was a non-embroidered version so that I could wear it with thinner/close fitting clothing.
Overall The Tango Ii bras I have owned and worn for more than a month (5 or more) have maintained integrity for 2 years with fairly heavy wear and not so great care. Also, I recommend this bra because it is a ...great value as well. If you are like me it could save your back and get you through tough financial times.
Only cons that consistently come up, they stretch quite a bit at first, but are stable thereafter, so I have tended to err toward the smaller band size as a result. Also the underwires stab my arm pits if I get a "perfect coverage" cup (according to my fitters), but erring to the smaller cup size has worked well for me there too. I'm not sure they run big, I think I may stay between sizes. Read more 98 more words
The band is so tight! I bought this bra when I only had 5 minutes to shop. I should have waited until I had more time. I bought it in nude to wear under thin shirts, but the embroidery on it is really shiny and raised, so you can see it through even dark colored tops. I wear this bra the least.
