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I've been lusting over the Georgia for a while, but I haven't been able to dish out the $70 or whatever Wellfitting is asking.
Initially, I didn't read measurements properly, because well, things I do.
I considered that it may fit regardless since ot has reduced cups.

This bra has reduced cups, lowered gore, and 3×3 hook and eye closure.

Fabric isn't a shiny satin-y like I'd hoped, but it has a fairly silky feeling.
The cup tops are edged with velvet, and a velvet bow is included in the center.

I actually really love the customizations on this, and would consider requesting the same in 65G.
The ... 70 band was something I was taking a swing at, and I do have to hook on the tightest hooks, and it rides up slightly.
The left cup on my bigger boobs almost JUST fits, especially with tightened straps, whoch aren't painful like on my Joy 65H when I tighten them.

Only problem is, then the band rides up even more.
I think it'd be ok in reality, since the band is much longer than usual. What concerns me most are the gaps in the sides of the cups. If that part was reduced also, this would fit.
It will fit in 65G, I just have to hope that Wellfitting has them when I have more cash.

Comfort level is high. These cups feel a lot more plushy and soft than my other Comexims somehow. No thicker.

Not sure what else to say since it doesn't actually fit. If I keep it I'm going to attempt to alter the band. I think that might help.
I also get lift regardless of it being too big, it's just that there's empty space up top..


Overall, not totally what I expected appearance -wise, but it is super pretty regardless.

I'll be adding measurements and new photos and listing this shortly. :, (

Unless....Ewa pads.o_o
Ok, I might cheat. But probably going to list it.lol


Sidenote: wasn't sure whether or not to check "alterations" in the measurements section. I mean, it's customized, but not "altered", but still, I'd imagine measurements will be slightly differeny for the regular version.
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The 70G Comexim Georgia I ordered through wellfitting.com was supposed to have the same customizations I had done to the 65H Jacqueline Bra, which I bought directly from Comexim a few months earlier:

Lowered gore
Reduced cups
3x3 hooks and eyes
Higher sides

If I had known about moving straps inward, I would've requested that customization, too.

The 70G Georgia's cups are deeper than those of my 65H Jacqueline. The cup height, gore height, wing height, and 3x3 hooks/eyes are the same. When I lay the Georgia on top of the Jacqueline, the wire width is the same. This is appropriate, since they are sister sizes--or are they?

The Georgia is deeper. The ... top of the cups gape slightly, and I don't get the front and centeredness of the Comexim Jacqueline or of my Ewa Michalak 3Ds, Pl Onyks, and strapless bras. My breasts naturally point straight ahead, have no space between them, and, after wearing properly fitting plunge bras for a year, have a fair amount of fullness near the center gore. When I wear a bra, I want to maximize fullness toward the center gore by pulling my ample side tissue forward.

It appears reports that Comexim doesn't do sister sizes the way Ewa Michalak or UK brands do is correct. I am having the same issue with my Comexim Arizona, which I ordered with the Georgia. The good news is if you're half a cup between cup sizes in one Comexim band size, getting a sister size that isn't really a sister size may solve that problem.

The fabric part the hooks are embedded in has sharp edges. This flaw is prevalent among Comexim and Ewa Michalak bras. The Comexim Georgia, Comexim Arizona, Comexim Jacqueline, and many of my Ewa Michalaks are sharp enough to make me bleed. I don't expect the same comfort of, say, a luxury brand like Prima Donna for these prices, but no bra should be sharp enough to cause its wearer to develop scabs from doing absolutely nothing physically active while wearing it. I'm going to replace the hook section of my Jacqueline Bra, which does fit fairly well, with a softer version.

I am disappointed the Comexim Georgia doesn't fit well because its printed lace fabric looks nice, not cheesy. Skipping actual lace in favor of printed avoids the bumpiness and friction of real lace. I like my bras to be a non-issue under clothes. This bra has seams on the exterior of the cups, but they don't show under my tops. I also have no bluish greenish bras. I need some. I might reorder this in a customized 65H. It takes so long to get bras from Poland, though.
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