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I am currently a 30GG and I keep increasing in cup size but maintaining back size roughly every 6 months, I wear the Deco in the moulded as it is the only bra I feel comfortable in, I am only 21 and I do not like the see-through/sheer and non-moulded cups, I am concerned because I am starting to grow out of my current bra and I have noticed that the moulded Deco does not go past a GG, is it ever likely that you will do a 30H in the Deco moulded? I do not feel comfortable in the un-moulded varieties you and other companies stock. You are the only company that doesn't make me feel sad about being so big busted because they come in fun colours and are moulded.
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Thanks for getting in touch, we're so glad to hear you are such a Deco fan. At the current time Deco only goes up to a GG but we are always working on expanding our ranges so do keep an eye out in the future. In the meantime, our gorgeous sister brand Fantasie offers a great moulded bra up to an H cup. Please visit www.fantasie.com We would also recommend you visit your nearest lingerie department store or Freya stockist and see a professional bra fitter. This will help to determine your perfect bra size. x
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Hi. I have been wearing varying sizes of your bras for 13 years. Cannot find any other brand that works for me!
My favorite fit is the RioBalcony.
I have obviously tried many different styles but it seems the Rio in any colour looks best on me. can you tell me if there are any other models of bra past or present that are the same cut as the Rio please?
For example I hav also Arabelle and although it looks good- it does not look as GREAT as the Rio!
thanks
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Thanks for getting in touch and such great news to hear you are a fan of Freya Rio. We'd suggest you try our Lyla bra in balcony style, which is available in black and hazelnut. We'd also suggest you try Daphne,and Pollyanna which is a great simple bra for everyday. Always visit your nearest Freya bra store to get fitted before buying a new bra, just to ensure your size hasnt changed. Love Freya x
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I was a 34G for ages and am on the way down but have plateaued for a bit at 34F (and some some day could possibly be down to an E). The Freya Saffy Plunge Bra in Coral is my favourite bra (34F) followed closely by the less va-voom (in shape Freya Celia plunge balcony (34F). I am about to go on a dance trip and may not have the time/ability/space to wash them (with far too many people sharing a bathroom). And really could use another. Budget is a big issue and I have the opportunity to purchase a Freya Rosalie Nursing Bra in Petal, also in a 34F or a 34E for around ($20 someone else's purchase mistake). I have no need for the nursing aspect but another bra would be welcomed. How obvious is the "easy drop-cup"? How supportive is the Rosalie in general? Based on the other bras I like how do you think this will fare? Fit wise which of the two sizes would you think?
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Thanks so much for getting in touch and we hope your dance trip goes well. Certain styles of bras do occassionally fit differently, but the majority of the time our sizes should remain consistent. We'd recommend you visit your nearest lingerie department store or Freya stockist and get a bra fitting just to check your actual bra size hasn't changed. With regards to the Rosalie nursing bra, we wouldnt overly advise this as a purchase as you are used to supportive plunge styles, a nursing bra style will not offer you the same support and will provide different coverage style. Instead if you are looking for a new bra to provide support for dancing, we'd recommend you try Freya Active, our sports bra range www.freyalingerie.com We hope this helps answer your query. Love Freya x
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I found that size 34C no longer fits since theres a lot of bulging under my arms. I tried a 34D and the bulging problem is now totally fixed. However, depending on my monthly cycle, the cups are not always filled out. Is there a size between 34C and 34D?
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Thanks so much for getting in touch. Your breast size fluctuates throughout the month, depending on your monthly cycle, your diet, stress and exercise. We'd strongly recommend that you visit your nearest Freya store and see a professional bra fitter. This way they will be able to fit you and decide your perfect bra size. So that you can always ensure you are wearing the right size, we'd recommend you get fitted at least every 6 months. Please let us know how you get on! Love Freya x
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Hi, I have bought your arabella bras many times and found them to fit prefectl;y (32F) however, whenever I've tried to buy a moulded T shirt style bra its always been a disaster - with the four boob effect - and falling out. Why would this be? Thanks!!!
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Hello, thank you for contacting the bra doctors. When choosing a new bra style you must always get a professional fitting as with different styles you may need a different bra size. For example, as the Deco is moulded is a more rigid fabric than Arabella, you need it to fit to your skin which may mean going down a cup size. Many women I have spoken to have had to go down a cup size in the Deco to ensure that they are fully encased inthe bra without any gaping. However, if you are also getting four boob it may mean that you need to go up a cup size. It is tricky to advise you without seeing the product on your body and so I advise that visit your nearest Freya stockist and get fitted in Deco as you maybe a 32E rather than an F. Thanks, Love Freya x
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I have been fitted for a bra but recently i've noticed my breasts don't fit into the bra anymore. they kind of pour over the top. I normally wear a 32F. Should I go for a 32G now or a 32 FF?
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Hello, thank you for contacting the bra doctors. I advise that you try a 32FF, your breasts can change shape and size for many different reasons including menstruel cycle, weght loss/gain and many more so I would definately opt for a 32FF, this should feel much more comfortable and supportive. Love Freya
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Hi i wanted some sdvice on nursing bra fittings pre pregnancy i was a 30 g in freya I have started wearing a 32GG as I have grown but am finding that the Bras rub a little under my chest, I am now going to order some nursimg Bras and wanted some advice on sizes please
thanks
sara
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Hello, thank you for contacting bra doctors. I advise that you order a 34GG, you will need to wear this bra on the tightest hook to begin with and as you get further into your pregnancy you can then loosen up the hooks. This will also give your bras more longevity during your pregnancy. I also advise wearing a soft cup bra during the last timestre of your pregancy for comfort and once you have given birth, if you do breastfeed we offer stunning drop cup nursing bra styles, including Dotty, Kelly, Rosie and Pollyanna. I hope this helps. Love Freya
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Thank you for contacting the bra doctors - would you like to re-post the question so that we can help you. Thanks, Freya
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I'm normaly a 38C but now find they seem to pinch me in various places?
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Hello, thank you for your question. I advise that you visit your nearest Freya stockist for a fitting as without knowing more information about where your bra is pinchng I can't help you with sizing however it does sound as though you may need to go up a cup size or back size but to be sure please visit your nearest stockist. Stockist details can be found on the Freya website: www.freyalingerie.com. Love Freya
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Are any of your bras nickel free?
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Hi, thank you for contacting the Freya bra doctors. We would like to confirm that our bra fabrics are nickel free however the underwires may have a small amount of nickel in but are within the BSEN and OEKO TEX requirements and so shouldnt cause any irritance. Thanks, Freya
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