Ann Summers The Icon Fuller Bust Balcony Bra - Black

To measure, take two measurements: your band size (around your rib cage, directly under your bust) and your bust size (around the fullest part of your bust). Subtract your band size from your bust size. The difference will correspond to your cup size. For example, a 4-inch difference usually means a D cup.

Ideally, wash your bra after every 2-3 wears, or more often if you sweat heavily.

It is recommended to hand wash this bra to preserve its shape, support, and embellishments. Machine washing is not recommended.

If the bra doesn't fit, ensure that you measured your size correctly. You can try a different size or style. Consider returning the product according to the retailer's return policy if it is not the right fit.

Store your bra in a drawer or lingerie organizer, preferably without folding the cups. This helps the bra maintain its shape and prevents damage to the underwire and delicate materials.

The band should fit snugly but comfortably around your rib cage. The cups should fully enclose your breasts without any spillage or gaps. The straps should stay in place without digging into your shoulders. The center gore (the part between the cups) should lie flat against your chest.

Adjust the straps to a tighter setting. Ensure the straps are properly positioned on your shoulders. If the issue persists, consider a bra with wider straps.

Ensure you have the correct size. The underwire should sit comfortably against your rib cage without digging. If the underwire is bent, the bra may need to be replaced.

Re-measure your bust and band size to verify you have the correct fit. Ensure the band sits horizontally across your back. If the bra is too tight, consider trying a band size up. If it's too loose, a band size down might be more appropriate.