Wonderbra T Shirt Wired Bra - Black - Polyester

The 'smart progressive effect' refers to the graduated padding within the cups. It's designed so that the padding becomes slimmer as the cup size increases, particularly beneficial for D+ sizes, ensuring a natural-looking shape and cleavage without excessive volume.

Yes, absolutely! This bra features adjustable straps that can be converted to a criss-cross style. This allows you to wear it discreetly under racerback tops, tank tops, and other garments with narrower shoulder designs.

For optimal longevity and to maintain its shape, hand washing in cool water with a mild detergent is highly recommended. If using a washing machine, place the bra in a lingerie bag and select a delicate cycle with cold water. Always air dry flat or hang dry; never put it in a tumble dryer as high heat can damage the foam cups and elastic.

This bra is designed to provide a rounded and natural-looking cleavage, enhancing your shape subtly for everyday wear rather than creating a dramatic push-up effect. The 'smart progressive effect' ensures a flattering silhouette.

While the foam-moulded cups and natural shaping are versatile, individual fit can vary. It generally works well for many breast shapes, providing good encapsulation and support. However, it's always best to try it on to ensure it perfectly complements your specific shape.

A 'T-shirt bra' is characterized by its smooth, seamless cups that are invisible under thin or fitted clothing, such as T-shirts. Its design aims to provide a sleek silhouette without any lines or texture showing through your outer garments.

First, tighten the straps slightly. If they continue to slip, the bra band might be too loose or worn out. Ensure the band is snug and level across your back, providing the majority of the support. Consider trying a smaller band size or a different strap configuration like the criss-cross option.

Ensure the bra is properly fitted. The underwire should lie flat against your rib cage, not on breast tissue. Scoop all breast tissue into the cups. If the issue persists, the cup size might be too small, or the bra might be an incorrect style for your breast shape. Check for any damage to the wire casing.

This often indicates the cup size is too large. Try a smaller cup size. Alternatively, ensure you are properly 'scooping and swooping' all breast tissue into the cups after putting the bra on. If the issue is minor, adjusting the straps might help fill out the top of the cup.

While designed for comfort, extended wear might reveal fit issues. Re-evaluate your band and cup size. Ensure the straps are not overtightened, placing too much strain on your shoulders. The polyester material is soft, but some individuals might find a different material more comfortable for very long periods.