Goddess Keira Full Cup Wired Bra - Seafoam - 36J

Measure your band size by wrapping a tape measure around your rib cage directly under your bust, ensuring it's snug. Then, measure your bust by wrapping the tape measure around the fullest part of your chest. Use these measurements with a professional sizing chart to find your best fit. It is recommended to be measured while not wearing a bra, or wearing a non-padded one.

This refers to the construction of the bra cup, which is divided into three separate panels. This design allows for precise shaping, support, and lift, particularly beneficial for fuller busts.

Smaller band sizes typically use a 2-hook fastening system, while larger band sizes utilize a 3-hook system. The 3-hook system provides increased support and stability for larger bands.

No, the Goddess Keira bra should only be hand washed. Machine washing, even on a delicate cycle, can damage the fabric and underwire structure.

The side panel is designed to help control and shape the bust tissue from the sides, pushing it towards the center to create a fuller, more forward-facing shape and reduce side spillage.

The V-neck plunge is designed to be flattering and works well with a variety of necklines, including scoop necks and V-necks. It offers a lower center gore which can be ideal for lower-cut tops.

After hand washing, gently squeeze out excess water without twisting. Reshape the bra and lay it flat on a towel or hang it by the center gore to air dry. Avoid direct heat sources like radiators or sunlight.

Ensure the bra is fastened on the tightest hooks for a snug fit initially. Check that the band is sitting level and the straps are adjusted correctly. If the issue persists, a size adjustment might be necessary.

Adjust the straps to a comfortable length. If the bra is new, the straps may need a short breaking-in period. If the issue continues, the band size might be too large, causing the straps to bear too much weight.

Ensure the underwires are sitting correctly in the bra cup's foundation and not on breast tissue. Check the band size; if the band is too tight, it can cause the underwires to dig. Proper fit is crucial for underwire comfort.

Ensure you are using a mild detergent specifically for delicates. Avoid fabric softeners, which can degrade elastic and fabric. Reshape and air dry as recommended.