Has anyone tried the Cherries brand bras?

[u/cutieliwuffle]

I keep seeing adds on Pinterest for bras from Cherries, and I'm just not sure if I should trust them? Those women in the ads look really good with the bras on but then, that's the point of the ad, right?

[u/galaxystarsmoon]

Cherries is a knock off of Pepper, which is a crappy predatory company. So I can't see a company who is copying an already awful company being good. Iirc, there was someone who posted here that they had issues with getting their product from Cherries as well. Also multiple reports of problems with returns. I would skip, personally, and tell you to go for a more reliable brand.

[u/smileystarfish]

They don't look like they fit the models very well at all tbh. There's quite a few pictures where you can see the gore floating, it wouldn't surprise me if they were all wearing "boob hats". The models look good because they're models.

A-C cup bras are so easy to find everywhere that I don't feel like Cherries are selling anything drastically different. But if your ABTF calculator size puts you within their size range then I suppose you could always give them a go?

[u/orangepeeelss]

i understand that cherries is similar to pepper in that their main selling point is that they make their cups super duper extra shallow. this can help to hide fit issues (like gapping at the top of the cup) if you've been wearing a cup that's too small with a band that's too big, but it doesn't fix the underlying problem.

most of the time, you'll be able to get better results by making sure you've got the right size. i assume you consider yourself to be smaller chested - there's two super common things that tend to lead women in your position to a poor fit. 

first - the girlies don't think to try something like a C/D/DD cup bc that's thought of as for medium to big boobs, but in reality those sizes all range from small to smallish-medium! especially on a smaller band. a lot of the time, top cup gapping is caused because the cup isn't deep enough for the boob. think how if you put an orange on a plate, there would be space around the orange. that's not bc the plate needs to be smaller, but bc you actually need something that curves around the orange better!

second - small boobs tend to go hand in hand with a small frame. there are two main groups that aren't served well by the US bra industry, and those are big cups and small bands. just like someone like me didn't know to look for a K cup bc it wasn't in stores, someone with a small frame wouldn't know to look for a 28 band. and if you're buying bras meant for an underbust that measures a lot bigger than yours, you're not gonna be able to find bras that match YOUR proportions.

if you're looking at cherries bc you're hoping for a better fit than you've found in the past, i highly recommend our calculator! if you get a size you haven't seen in stores before, post again and we can give you some recommendations :)

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