Curvy Kate Victory Balcony Bra - Black









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The Curvy Kate Victory Balcony Bra is designed for individuals seeking reliable support, forward projection, and a natural shape. Featuring a sophisticated four-part cup construction and side support engineering, it provides an exceptional fit for larger cup sizes. While it offers excellent uplift and a sleek, fashionable silhouette, the bra requires dedicated hand-washing to maintain the integrity of its delicate mesh and hardware.
| Gender | Female |
|---|---|
| Age Group | adult |
| Bra Cup | H |
| Colour | Black |
| Bra Band | 32 |
| Material | Nylon |
| Model Part Number | 2008557 |
| Brand | Curvy Kate |
No, this bra must be hand washed only to protect the delicate mesh and the structural integrity of the underwires.
No, the Curvy Kate Victory is a non-padded balcony bra that relies on its construction to provide shape and support.
Yes, for added support, the hook and clasp transition from two hooks to three hooks starting at an FF cup size.
Do not tumble dry the bra, as heat will damage the straps, rings, and elasticity of the fabric.
The bra is primarily composed of 90% Nylon and 10% Elastane, excluding trims.
Ensure your band size is snug enough to support the weight of your bust; often, if the band is too loose, the straps take too much tension and cause discomfort.
This may indicate that the cup size is slightly too small, preventing the breast from sitting fully inside the wire frame.
To ensure the longevity of your Curvy Kate Victory Balcony Bra, always fasten the hook and eye closures before cleaning to prevent snagging on other items. Given the delicate nature of the double-layered mesh and the inclusion of underwiring, hand washing in cool water with a gentle detergent is strictly required. Never wring the bra out; instead, lay it flat on a towel to air dry. Avoid tumble drying or heat exposure entirely, as this can degrade the elasticity of the straps and cause the metal rings to weaken or break. If you notice the underwire becoming uncomfortable, verify your band size, as improper band fit is often the primary cause of pressure points.