Wonderbra Ultimate Plunge Bra - Black

Its unique design features extremely low-cut cups and a deep center gore, combined with `patented hand support` technology, to provide maximum cleavage and support while remaining invisible under very deep V-necklines.

No, this specific model (Ultimate Plunge Bra) is not designed to be worn strapless, even though the straps are detachable for conversion to a racerback. Its support mechanism relies on the shoulder straps and band for its signature lift and plunge effect.

It's recommended to get professionally fitted, especially for specialized bras like plunge styles. If fitting yourself, measure your band size just below your bust, and your cup size at the fullest part of your bust, then consult a size chart. A proper fit ensures the `patented hand support` functions effectively.

While comfortable, its specialized design is primarily intended for outfits with deep plunging necklines. For general everyday wear under higher-cut tops, a different bra style might offer more versatile coverage, though it can be worn daily if your wardrobe often includes low-cut garments.

For best results and to preserve the `patented hand support` structure, hand wash in cold water with a mild detergent. Gently squeeze out excess water and air dry flat. Avoid machine washing or tumble drying, as these can damage the bra's shape and elasticity.

The `patented hand support` is an innovative internal structure within the bra cups that cradles and lifts the breasts, mimicking the natural support of hands. This creates an enhanced push-up effect and defines cleavage, essential for its plunge design.

Ensure you have the correct cup size and band fit. The `patented hand support` works best when the bra is correctly sized. Try scooping breast tissue into the cups to optimize positioning. You might need to adjust strap tightness.

Tighten the shoulder straps slightly. If slipping persists, consider converting the bra to a racerback style for better strap security, especially with wider necklines or garments that push straps outwards.

Check your band size; a band that is too tight can cause discomfort. Ensure the underwire is sitting correctly around your breast tissue and not on it. Adjust the straps to ensure they are not overtightened. If discomfort persists, reassess your size.

This usually indicates the cup size is too small. Try going up one cup size. The center gore should sit flush against your sternum for optimal support and fit. Also ensure breast tissue is fully scooped into the cups.