Fantasie Talia Full Cup Bra - Animal - 38E

Measure your band size by wrapping a soft tape measure around your ribcage directly under your bust. Measure your cup size by loosely measuring around the fullest part of your bust. Use these measurements with Fantasie's official sizing chart, or consult a professional bra fitter for the most accurate results. Remember that the hook fastening varies based on cup size (2 hooks for D-G, 3 hooks for GG-J).

The 2-hook fastening is used on smaller cup sizes (D-G) to provide adequate support. The 3-hook fastening is used on larger cup sizes (GG-J) to offer increased stability, support, and a wider, more comfortable back band.

No, the Fantasie Talia Full Cup Bra is designed for fashion and everyday support, not high-impact activities. For sports, a dedicated sports bra is recommended to provide the necessary compression and support.

Hand wash gently with a mild detergent. Avoid wringing or twisting the embroidered areas. Lay flat to dry away from direct heat.

Forward projection refers to the bra's ability to shape the bust so it points forward rather than to the sides. This creates a slimmer appearance and a more rounded, natural-looking silhouette under clothing.

Polyester is not as breathable as natural fibers like cotton. However, the construction of this bra, with its specific cup design and potential for top cup lining in larger sizes, aims to balance support and comfort for everyday wear.

The Talia collection is available in various band and cup sizes. While the specific product description mentions a brown/animal print, other colorways might be available depending on the season and retailer. Please check available listings for the full range.

Ensure the band is on the loosest hook that fits snugly. If it still rides up, the band may be too large, and a smaller band size might be needed. The back band should be parallel to the ground.

Loosen the shoulder straps. The majority of the support should come from the band, not the straps. If loosening doesn't help, ensure you have the correct band size.

Check that you are correctly scooping all breast tissue into the cups, including from under the arms and the sides. If spillage persists, you may need to try a larger cup size or a different bra style.

Ensure the underwire is sitting correctly in the bra's natural breast pocket, lying flat against the rib cage. If discomfort continues, the wire channel might be too narrow for your shape, suggesting a different style or size.