A practical purchase for a great price

When grad school stretched out a little longer than I planned, I recently realized that in the process of trying not to buy anything, every bra I owned was seriously stretched out. So what is a poor college student to do but troll Amazon looking for a new bra that wasn't $80-100. The challenge was especially prevalent when I realized that it's been awhile since I've been properly measured and I've been wearing the wrong size bra for who knows how long (since the last time I bought bras I had to deal with what I could find in stock at a department store). I found a chart that translated different brands which suggested that I order a 36FF in Panache so I decided to give it a try and the chart was right on with my measurements. The fit is great and I'm incredibly amused at the fact that I inadvertently ordered one of my favorite bras. My old one, while the wrong size, did last well through very heavy use (and as a dance therapist) through a lot of really sweaty days and classes. The fabric is a touch itchy, but having had this bra already I can definitely attest to the fact that the fabric does soften and break in easily.The construction seems to be pretty good--I have never had any problems with the underwire poking out or protruding. If you are very busty and on a limited budget, this is a great bra for you. It's very practical and looks nice--the color selection (normally non-existent in my size) is versatile and it's very affordable (picked this one up for under $30). It's not bad for support although not quite at the level of some others that I've tried on. It has a nice secure fit, but I do still feel a little weight on my shoulders (something that is not related to size, but I usually only have relieved with very high quality/price bras).