Elomi Lucie Plunge Wired Bra Wildcat - 38GG

The band should sit snugly and level on your back, allowing you to fit two fingers underneath. The cups should fully contain your breast tissue without spillage or wrinkling. The center gore should lie flat against your sternum.

The number of hooks determines the width of the band closure. A 3-hook fastening typically indicates a wider band, often found on larger band or cup sizes, offering more robust support.

Yes, the low center front is specifically designed for plunge necklines, making it suitable for most low-cut tops and dresses without showing the bra.

The description indicates a printed cup, suggesting the pattern is on an opaque fabric, not sheer. The top cup uses a powerful stretch lace which may offer some subtle sheerness.

It is recommended to hand wash your bra after every few wears, or daily if worn for intense activity, to maintain hygiene and preserve the fabric's elasticity and support.

The stretch lace provides a rounded shape and ease of fit, adapting to the breast. While it offers coverage, its stretch nature means it conforms rather than providing rigid structure.

Ensure the band is fastened on the loosest hook initially. The bra may be too large in the band or too small in the cup. Consider trying a band size down or a cup size up.

Adjust the strap length so they are snug but not tight. If discomfort persists, the cups might be too small, causing the straps to bear too much weight.

Verify that the underwire is sitting correctly in the natural breast crease. If the wire is too wide or sits on breast tissue, try a different size or brand.

The cup size may be too large. Try going down a cup size while keeping the band size the same.