Goddess Keira Full Cup Wired Bra - 36K

Measure your band size by wrapping a tape measure around your ribcage directly under your bust. Then, measure your bust size by wrapping the tape measure around the fullest part of your bust. Use these measurements with a reputable size chart to find your band and cup size. It is also recommended to try on the bra if possible, as fit can vary between brands and styles.

This bra is designed as a full-cup, underwired bra for everyday wear and support. It is not designed to provide the high-impact support needed for strenuous athletic activities. For sports, a dedicated sports bra is recommended.

The bra is made from a blend of materials: Top Cup is 100% Polyamide, Wing is 84% Polyamide, and the Cup is 100% Polyester. This combination provides both softness and structural support.

Hand washing is recommended to preserve the delicate fabrics, lace, and elastic components of the bra. Machine washing, especially with heat or agitation, can damage the material, stretch the straps, and compromise the underwire casing, shortening the bra's lifespan.

A V-neck plunge refers to the shape of the bra's neckline. It features a lower center gore and cups that angle inwards towards the center, creating a V-shape. This design is often flattering and allows the bra to be worn with lower-cut tops and dresses.

The Goddess Keira Full Cup Wired Bra features a 3-hook fastening system at the back, allowing for adjustability to achieve the best fit and comfort.

Yes, the Goddess Keira collection, including this model, is specifically designed to offer excellent support and shaping for larger busts, utilizing features like three-section cups and side panels for lift and forward projection.

Ensure the bra is fastened on the tightest hook setting. Check if the straps are adjusted correctly and not too loose. Consider if the band size or cup size might need adjustment, as proper fit is crucial for support.

Loosen the strap adjusters slightly. Ensure the band is sitting level on your back, as a band that is too high can cause straps to dig in. If the issue persists, the cup size may be too small, pushing the straps inward.

Verify that the underwire channels are sitting correctly in the natural crease of the breast. Ensure the band and cup size are accurate; an incorrectly sized bra can cause the underwires to shift. If underwires poke, gently try to reposition them. If the bra is old, the underwire casing may be damaged.