Goddess Keira FullCup Wired Bra - 38FF

It is recommended to measure your band size (directly under the bust) and cup size (over the fullest part of the bust). Many retailers offer online guides or in-person fitting services to ensure the best fit for the 38FF size and other available sizes.

The number of hooks affects the adjustability of the band. A 2-hook fastening offers slightly less adjustability than a 3-hook fastening, which is typically used on larger band sizes to provide more robust support and ensure a secure fit.

The sheer top cup is designed for a lighter, more delicate aesthetic. Whether it's suitable for everyday wear depends on personal preference and the type of clothing being worn over it. It offers a flattering look but may be less concealing than opaque cups.

It is strongly recommended to hand wash the Goddess Keira bra to preserve its structure and delicate materials. Machine washing, even on a gentle cycle, can potentially damage the underwire, straps, and fabric over time.

The side panel is designed to provide additional support by helping to center and shape the bust, directing it forward. This feature contributes to a smoother profile and prevents side bulging, enhancing the overall fit and appearance.

The Goddess Keira bra is primarily made from Polyester, with silky soft simplex cups and a sheer top cup, contributing to its comfortable feel and supportive structure.

Bras typically need replacing every 6-12 months with regular wear and proper care. Signs that it's time for a replacement include stretched-out bands, worn-out straps, or loss of support.

Ensure the band is fastened on the loosest hooks initially. If it still rides up, the band may be too large, or the cup size might be too small, causing the band to compensate.

Adjust the strap length to ensure they are not too tight. If properly adjusted and still uncomfortable, the band size might be too large, putting excess pressure on the straps.

Check if the cup size is adequate. Spillage from the top may indicate a cup size that is too small or not fully scooping the breast tissue. Spillage from the sides could mean the band or cup structure is not fitting correctly.

Ensure the underwire is sitting correctly in the bra's channel and lies flat against the ribcage. If it pokes or digs, the bra size or shape may not be suitable for your anatomy.