Goddess Kiera Underwired Full Cup Bra - 40JJ

Measure your band size by wearing a non-padded bra, wrapping a tape measure around your ribcage just below your bust. Measure your cup size by wrapping the tape measure around the fullest part of your bust. Subtract your band size from your bust size to find your cup size (e.g., a 4-inch difference typically corresponds to a D cup, with larger differences indicating larger cup sizes like JJ).

The number of hooks relates to the width and support provided by the band. Smaller band/larger cup sizes typically use 2 hooks, while larger band sizes use 3 hooks for a more secure and robust fit. The product description specifies which sizes use which fastening.

No, this bra must be hand washed only. Machine washing, especially with agitation and heat, can damage the delicate materials, underwire, and straps.

Tumble drying exposes the bra to high heat, which can shrink the fabric, damage the elasticity of the straps and band, and potentially weaken or detach the underwire, compromising the bra's fit and longevity.

A V-neck plunge refers to the shape of the bra's center gore and cups, creating a lower, more open neckline. This design is often flattering and can work well under lower-cut tops.

Yes, the Goddess Kiera bra is designed with supportive features like its three-section cups and limited stretch straps, making it suitable for daily wear for those who require substantial support and shaping.

The side panel is integrated into the cup design to help provide additional support and to guide the breast tissue towards the center, creating a more forward and lifted shape.

Ensure you are using the correct hook and eye closure. If the band is consistently too tight or loose, you may need to try a different band size. Consult a sizing guide if unsure.

Adjust the strap length using the sliders. If straps still dig in, the band might be providing too much support, and you may need a smaller band size. If they slip, ensure the band is snug and try tightening the straps.

Check that the underwire is sitting correctly in the bra's cradle, beneath the breast tissue. If discomfort persists, ensure you have the correct cup size; a cup that is too small can cause the underwire to dig in.

Strictly adhere to hand wash only and avoid tumble drying. Use a mild detergent and rinse thoroughly. Avoid wringing the fabric aggressively.