Ann Summers Endless Attraction Padded Plunge Bra - Black/Blue

It's recommended to get professionally fitted. Alternatively, measure your band size just under your bust, and your bust size at the fullest point. Use an online bra size calculator or consult a sizing chart provided by the brand. Remember that sizes can vary slightly between brands.

For best results and to preserve the delicate foiled embroidery, hand washing in cool water with a mild detergent is strongly recommended. Machine washing, especially with agitation, can damage the padding, wiring, and intricate details.

Yes, when properly fitted, this bra is designed for comfortable all-day wear. The adjustable straps and supportive underwire help distribute weight evenly. Ensure the band is snug and the cups fit correctly to maximize comfort.

This plunge bra is ideal for garments with lower necklines, such as V-neck tops, wrap dresses, or blouses, where you want to enhance cleavage without the bra being visible. The smooth padded cups also work well under fitted clothing.

With regular wear and proper care, a bra typically lasts 6-12 months. Signs that it's time for a replacement include a stretched-out band that no longer offers support, bent or poking underwires, or cups losing their shape.

Foiled embroidery refers to metallic or shiny threads integrated into the design. To prevent the foil from peeling or dulling, avoid abrasive washing, high heat drying, and harsh detergents. Hand washing and air drying are crucial.

The primary material for this specific variant (Black/Blue) is Cotton, offering a soft and breathable feel. However, please note that material compositions can vary slightly across different color or style variants within the 'Endless Attraction' range.

Loosen the shoulder straps slightly. Ensure the band is providing most of the support; if not, you might need a smaller band size or larger cup size. The straps should just hold the cups in place, not lift your bust.

The band is too loose. Try fastening it on a tighter hook. If it's still riding up, you likely need a smaller band size. A firm band provides proper support.

The cup size is too large. Try a smaller cup size. Make sure you've properly 'scooped and swooped' all breast tissue into the cups.

The cup size is too small. Try a larger cup size. Also, ensure the underwire fully encapsulates your breast tissue without resting on it.

The cup size or band size might be incorrect. Ensure the underwire sits flat against your ribcage all the way around your breast tissue, without resting on the breast itself or digging into your armpit. If it's poking, try a larger cup or band size, or adjust your 'scoop and swoop' technique.