HerRoom Response: US sizing does not come in an F. The best thing to do is to look at our Conversion chart. Vanessa from Dallas, Texas
HerRoom Response: The cup sizing in Empreinte and Fantasie are different. You would be an F cup in Fantasie. Tasha from Dallas,GA, USA
Fantasie Response: Thank you for pointing out this inconsistency: We pride ourselves on producing a fabulous product, and this type of information just helps us get better. If there are any modesty concerns, you might want to try some of our molded T-shirt bras: We have lots of great ones to choose from! You would go up a cup size in any of our molded styles (30DDD/E). Martina from USA
Freya Response: If the bra doesn’t fit right it can’t provide support. You could certainly try this bra in a 30F for a great result, and if you absolutely don’t want a foam mold, you might like #4520, a seamless balcony shape which gives a lovely natural shape (you would probably wear a 30FF in this style). Our foam-molded bras are eggshell thin, and don’t add bulk. If you are willing to try a molded bra, you might like Rhiannon 2222, and this bra is a bit more updated and fashionable too. The sweetheart-shaped cup is an easy fit, and works beautifully for most of our customers. They love the subtle Roman script inspired print as well! Allison from Las Vegas
Fantasie Response: Not sure how to address this one, as it sounds like the fit was correct… I wonder if the straps were tightened up too much? (There should be room to slide a finger underneath the strap). Or perhaps the straps were positioned just in the wrong place on your shoulders. The straps on 4500 are “center pull” (coming from the center of the cup, in line with the nipple). Most of our customers love this, as it provides more support than straps kicked out to the side, but maybe in your case you would prefer straps positioned more out to the side....FYI, 4500 runs a full cup size larger than 4520. Twocoasts from Mid-Hudson Valley, NY
Fantasie Response: Spillage over the top of the cup indicates the need to go up at least one cup size (which sounds like you did); note 4500 runs one full cup size larger than Fantasie 4520 so if you are a 30F in 4520, you would need a 30E in 4500. Mary from Ithaca, NY, USA
Elomi Response: I'm guessing the elomi bra you ordered was style 3911. The 3911 gives great support and has a side “sling” that 4500 does not. The side sling helps to bring the breast tissue in on from under the underarm area to give a great, lifted support. Ann from Southwest, US
Fantasie Response: First there is not an “I” cup in this bra; there are no UK “I” cups; 4500 has a big support job to do and needs to be a “firm” (even though I would not call it stiff). - Betty
Kiki might have purchased this bra in a UK 36G, as a UK G-cup is equivalent to a U.S. I-cup… perhaps Kiki’s more accustomed to wearing a “stretchier” cup with plenty of give… As Betty points out, the 4500 has a big support job to do, and therefore we do not recommend stretchy cups which allow the breast tissue to droop over the wire. A firm cup will support and lift, giving a higher (and perkier) silhouette. - Freddy Kiki from Atlanta