Wonderbra Ultimate Plunge Bra - Nude

The 'patented hand support' refers to uniquely designed internal structures within the bra cups that mimic the natural lift and shape provided by hands, creating an enhanced push-up effect and superior cleavage.

While comfortable, this bra is specifically designed to create an extreme plunge and maximum cleavage. It's best suited for occasions or outfits that require a dramatic effect under low-cut garments rather than general everyday casual wear.

No, the Wonderbra Ultimate Plunge Bra is designed with standard, adjustable shoulder straps and is not intended to be worn strapless. For a strapless option, please consider the 'Wonderbra Ultimate Strapless Bra' variant.

For the best fit, it is recommended to refer to the official Wonderbra sizing guide, which typically involves measuring your underbust for the band size and your bust for the cup size. A proper fitting ensures optimal comfort and cleavage enhancement.

The Wonderbra Ultimate Plunge Bra is made from a blend of 62% Polyamide, 26% Polyester, and 12% Elastane, offering durability, stretch, and shape retention.

The product description uses the 'ultimate strapless' as a reference point to highlight the advanced features like 'built-in hand shaped structures' and 'silicone strips' that provide exceptional support, which are also incorporated into the Ultimate Plunge Bra's design for its specific function.

First, ensure you have the correct size. A band that is too loose will not provide adequate support. Second, adjust the shoulder straps to be slightly tighter for more lift. Finally, lean forward and 'scoop and swoop' all breast tissue into the cups for optimal positioning.

Check if the bra band is too tight. It should be snug but not painful. Ensure the wires are sitting flat against your ribcage and not on breast tissue. If discomfort persists, you may need a different cup or band size. Check for proper cup fullness; spillage could indicate too small a cup, while gapping could mean too large.

This usually indicates the band is too loose. Try fastening the bra on a tighter hook. If it's already on the tightest hook and still rides up, you likely need a smaller band size. The band provides most of the bra's support, so a firm, level band is crucial.

Ensure the back band is snug and level. The silicone strips on the back band are designed for extra grip; make sure they are clean and free of lotion or oil residue which could reduce their effectiveness. If the issue persists, the band size might be too large.

This often means the cup size is too large or the bra isn't correctly positioned. Ensure your breast tissue completely fills the cups after 'scoop and swoop.' If wrinkles persist, try a smaller cup size.