Ann Summers Endless Attraction Padded Plunge Bra - Floral - Red

It's best to measure yourself or get professionally fitted. Your band size is measured snugly around your ribcage directly under your bust, and your cup size is determined by the difference between your bust measurement and your band measurement. Ensure you use the Ann Summers sizing guide if available, as sizing can vary slightly between brands.

While some modern machines have delicate cycles, hand washing in cool water with a mild detergent is highly recommended for this bra due to its delicate embroidery, sheer mesh, and gold-tone hardware to ensure its longevity and appearance.

This bra is designed with a focus on allure and enhancement, making it perfect for special occasions, date nights, or whenever you want to feel glamorous. While comfortable, its delicate nature and push-up effect might make it less ideal for very casual or highly active everyday use compared to more basic, seamless styles.

The underwire provides structured support by lifting and separating the breasts, helping to maintain their shape and position. In this padded plunge style, it works with the padding to create a subtle push-up effect and define the cleavage.

To preserve the shape of the cups and prevent damage to the underwire, store your bra either flat in a drawer or stacked with other bras, allowing the cups to nest within each other. Avoid folding the cups inside out or crushing them.

The gold-tone hardware is generally designed to resist tarnishing with proper care. To maintain its finish, avoid prolonged exposure to harsh chemicals (like those in some detergents or perfumes) and follow the hand-washing recommendations.

Yes, absolutely! The plunge design is specifically crafted to sit low between the cups, making it an excellent choice for outfits with deeper or V-necklines, allowing you to wear your favorite low-cut styles with confidence.

This usually indicates the band size is too large. Try a smaller band size. Ensure straps are not too tight, as they can pull the band up.

The cup size may be too large. Try a smaller cup size. Also, ensure you've scooped all breast tissue into the cups.

The cup size is likely too small. Try a larger cup size. Adjusting the straps may also help, but a larger cup is usually the primary solution.

This could be due to the wrong cup size (too small, causing the wire to sit on breast tissue) or an incorrect band size. Ensure the wire sits flat against your rib cage, directly beneath your breast tissue. If it continues, consider a different style or size.

Tighten the shoulder straps. If they continue to slip, check if the band is providing enough support (it might be too loose). Sometimes, strap position (e.g., racerback converter) can help with wider-set straps.