Ann Summers Endless Attraction Padded Plunge Bra - Black

A 'padded plunge' bra features padding in the cups and a low-cut center gore (the piece connecting the cups). This design is intended to lift the bust and create cleavage, enhancing your natural shape.

Accurate sizing typically involves two measurements: your band size (around your rib cage) and your bust size (around the fullest part of your bust). It's recommended to get professionally measured or refer to a brand's specific size guide for the best fit. This specific bra is a 38F.

Due to the delicate foiled embroidery and the listed `Linen` material, hand washing is highly recommended to preserve the bra's shape, fabric integrity, and special detailing. Machine washing, even on a delicate cycle, can cause damage.

With its padded plunge design, this bra is ideal for outfits that benefit from an uplifted bust and cleavage, such as V-neck tops, dresses with lower necklines, or any attire where you want to enhance your silhouette.

The bra features foiled embroidery and the main material is listed as `Linen`. Always refer to the product label for specific fabric composition and care instructions.

The lifespan of a bra depends on wear frequency and care. As a general rule, if the band becomes stretched out, the cups lose their shape, or the underwire starts to poke, it's time for a replacement. Typically, bras last 6-12 months with regular wear and proper care.

Adjust the strap length using the adjusters. If they continue to slip, the band size might be too large, or the cup size too small. If they dig in, loosen the straps; the band should provide most of the support.

If cups are gaping, the cup size may be too large. If overflowing, the cup size is likely too small. Ensure breast tissue is fully scooped into the cups when putting on the bra.

Check that the underwire sits flat against your rib cage and encircles the entire breast tissue without resting on breast tissue. If it digs in, your band or cup size may be incorrect. Try adjusting the bra's position.

The band is likely too loose. Try fastening it on a tighter hook. If it's already on the tightest hook and still rides up, you may need a smaller band size.