Elomi Morgan Underwired Bra - 44G

A properly fitting bra should have a snug band that stays level around your body, cups that fully contain your breasts without spillage or gaping, and straps that stay on your shoulders without digging in. The center gore should lie flat against your chest. It is recommended to get professionally measured if you are unsure.

No, the Elomi Morgan bra should only be hand washed in cool water with a mild detergent. Machine washing and especially tumble drying can damage the delicate lace, underwire, and elastic components.

This construction refers to how the bra cups are divided into panels (three sections) and includes an additional fabric panel on the side. This design works together to lift, shape, and provide forward projection, offering enhanced support and a well-defined silhouette, especially for fuller busts.

The elasticated neck edge provides flexibility and ease of fit, especially in the top cup area. It helps the bra adapt to your body's movements and ensures a comfortable, non-restrictive feel throughout the day.

To maximize the lifespan of your Elomi Morgan bra, always hand wash it in cold water with a gentle detergent. Avoid harsh chemicals, bleach, and tumble drying. After washing, gently reshape the bra and allow it to air dry completely, preferably laid flat.

Yes, the Elomi Morgan bra is available in various colors. Please check the product listings for available color options.

The number of hooks on the back fastening affects the width of the band and the amount of support. Larger band and cup sizes typically use a 3-hook fastening for increased stability and support, while smaller sizes may use a 2-hook fastening.

Ensure the band is fitting correctly at the loosest hook. Adjust the straps to a comfortable tension, not too tight. Check if the bra size is appropriate, as a band that is too loose will cause straps to bear more weight.

Verify that the underwire casing is sitting correctly in the bra's natural crease line under the breast. An underwire that is too high or too low can cause irritation. Ensure the correct cup size is selected to prevent the underwire from digging into breast tissue.

The top cup is made of stretch lace designed to mold to the shape. If significant gapping occurs, double-check the band and cup size. The band should be snug, and the cups should encompass the entire breast without overflow or looseness.

Ensure the bra is fastened on the correct hook setting and the straps are adjusted properly. The center gore should lie flat against the sternum, and the cups should fully contain the breast tissue. If issues persist, consider a professional fitting.