Goddess Kayla Full Cup Bra Coral Print - 40GG

The Kayla Bra is a printed version of the bestselling Keira Bra, offering the same construction and support with a decorative floral pattern.

Measure your band size by wearing a non-padded bra and measuring around your ribcage directly under the bust. Measure your cup size by measuring from the center of your bust to the fullest part of your breast. Consult the brand's specific sizing chart for accurate conversion.

A three-section cup refers to the bra cup being divided into three separate panels, which are sewn together to create a specific shape. This construction is often used to provide excellent support, lift, and forward projection, especially for larger cup sizes.

Smaller band and cup combinations (e.g., 38-42DD, 36-40E, 36-38G, 36H, 34HH) use a 2-hook fastening. Larger sizes utilize a 3-hook fastening for enhanced support and adjustability.

The sheer top cup is designed for a lighter look and flattering neckline. Whether it's suitable for everyday wear depends on personal preference and the type of clothing being worn over it.

The bra is crafted from a silky soft simplex material, which contributes to its smooth feel and excellent shape-holding capabilities.

It is recommended to hand wash the bra with a mild detergent in cool water and dry flat. Machine washing or tumble drying can damage the bra's structure and fabric.

Ensure you have selected the correct band and cup size. The band should fit snugly on the loosest hook, and the cups should fully contain the breast tissue without spilling.

This can indicate an incorrect cup size (too small) or a fit issue. Ensure the underwire channels lie flat against the ribcage. If discomfort persists, consider a different style or consult a professional bra fitter.

Adjust the straps to a tighter setting. Ensure the band is sitting correctly at the base of the bra. If slipping continues, the bra may be worn out or the straps may not be suitable for your shoulder shape.

Ensure the bra is washed according to care instructions. Occasionally, a new garment may have residual finishing chemicals; washing before first wear can help. If irritation persists, the fabric composition may not suit your skin.