Goddess Keira Full Cup Wired Bra - 40GG

The Keira bra features a unique three-section cup with a side panel for enhanced forward shape and lift, a sheer V-neck plunge for a flattering look, and limited stretch straps for added comfort, setting it apart with its specific design for support and aesthetics.

A well-fitting bra should have the band sitting parallel to your body, the underwire encasing the entire breast, the straps providing lift without digging, and no spillage from the top or sides of the cups.

No, the Goddess Keira bra should only be hand washed. Machine washing can damage the delicate materials and construction, particularly the underwire and straps.

This refers to the neckline of the bra, where the top cups create a V-shape that plunges slightly at the center gore. It's designed to be flattering and work well with lower-cut tops.

Tumble drying can expose the bra to excessive heat, which can damage the fabric, elastic, and plastic components like straps and rings, potentially leading to breakage or loss of shape.

The side panel is integrated into the cup construction to help pull the breast tissue towards the front and center, enhancing the forward shape and providing additional lift and support.

Yes, the Goddess brand is known for its focus on supportive designs for larger cup sizes. The full cup and underwired construction of the Keira bra are specifically designed to offer robust support.

Adjust the hook and eye fastening. If it's consistently uncomfortable, consider if a different band size might be more suitable. Ensure the band is sitting parallel to the floor.

Loosen the strap adjusters. If the issue persists, check if the bra band is providing adequate support; a loose band can cause straps to bear too much weight. Ensure you are wearing the correct cup size; if the cup is too small, breast tissue can push straps tighter.

This usually indicates the cup size or shape is not quite right. Ensure the entire breast is enclosed within the cup and that the top cup fabric is lying flat against the breast. Check band and cup size.

Ensure you have the correct cup size and the underwire is sitting in the natural crease of the breast, not on the breast tissue. If the underwire is bent or damaged, it may need replacement or a new bra.