Ann Summers Sexy Lace Padded Boost Bra - Black

The primary benefit is its ability to create a significant push-up effect, offering 'twice the cleavage boost' for an enhanced and flattering silhouette.

The bra is crafted from lace that uses 50% recycled fibers and mesh that is made from a minimum of 70% recycled yarns, combining aesthetic appeal with environmental consciousness.

Yes, it is designed to be comfortable enough for everyday wear while also being stylish enough for special occasions.

To get the best fit, it's crucial to ensure both your band and cup sizes are accurate. The band should be firm but comfortable, and the cups should fully encompass your breast tissue without gaping or overflowing. Regular re-measurement is recommended.

Yes, it offers targeted lift and support through its underwired cups and shoulder straps with a split apex detail, designed to keep you comfortable and supported.

> Info needed: Specific washing instructions are not provided. However, for lingerie, hand washing in cool water with a mild detergent is generally recommended to preserve its shape and delicate materials.

While this guide focuses on the black variant, the Ann Summers Sexy Lace Padded Boost Bra collection is known to be available in other colors like Red and White, as well as various sizes. Please check product listings for all available options.

Ensure you have the correct band size. The band should sit firmly and level across your back. If the underwire digs in, your band size might be too small or the cup size too large. Try adjusting the shoulder straps to lift the cups slightly without causing them to dig in.

If cups are gaping, your cup size might be too large. If tissue is spilling out (either at the top, sides, or bottom), your cup size is likely too small. Re-measure and try a different size. Ensure all breast tissue is scooped into the cups when putting on the bra.

Tighten the shoulder straps if they are too loose. Ensure they are adjusted symmetrically. If straps continue to slip, check if your bra band is too loose, as the band provides most of the support, not the straps. For certain body types, racerback converters can also help.

Discomfort can stem from an incorrect size (band or cup), or general irritation from the material. Ensure the bra is not too tight anywhere and that the straps are not digging in. If the material causes irritation, ensure it has been properly washed before wear. Consider taking breaks if wearing for very long periods.