Straps are slim, cups hold their shape and good support without digging into you. Submitted from TheUndies.com

• Body Type: Average Height (5'4"-5'8")
• Posted: April, 2013

On one hand, this is extremely pretty. On the other, the sizing bears no resemblance to the same manufacturer's TechFit 954 which fits me well. For example, the Tech Fit has extra inches in the straps, when adjusted for me. The Elysee has such short straps that I can't wear it, and would have to return it for that reason alone -- something I've never done before. Also, the cup size is much smaller than the TechFit (or my Chantelle 2031, for that matter). It is definitely too small for me. Is it too much to ask that a manufacturer of expensive bras have continuity in sizing from one item to the next? I don't need to have my time wasted like this.

Le Mystere Response: Thank you very much for your feedback. We are sorry that the Elysee bra did not fit you as well as you would have liked, but we are happy that you are enjoying the Techfit. The Elysee bra and the Techfit are not the same cut. Please keep in mind that different styles within a brand will often fit differently and may not necessarily work for your body type. This occurs because the cup shapes are different in order to provide a particular bust and neckline which will work for different garments and different shapes. The Techfit is a very full coverage bra and it works on customers who are very full and/or looking for full coverage that is not overwhelming. Elysee on the other hand, while full coverage is less bra for those who may not be as full as a Techfit customer at the top or even the sides. May I suggest that you give Lace Tisha a try? This bra is also full coverage with a bit of a more open neckline and it accommodates many different body types. Good luck! R from New York

• Body Type: Average Height (5'4"-5'8")
• Age: 60's
• Posted: April, 2010