Elomi Matilda Plunge Wired Bra - 36FF

For the best fit, it's recommended to get professionally measured. Measure your band size by wrapping a soft tape measure around your ribcage directly under your bust, ensuring it's snug. Then, measure your bust circumference at the fullest point. Subtract the band size from the bust size to determine your cup size (each inch difference typically corresponds to one cup size).

Yes, the Elomi Matilda Plunge Wired Bra is specifically designed with a low center front, making it ideal for wear with plunging necklines.

It is generally recommended to hand wash your bra after every wear to maintain hygiene and prolong its lifespan. If daily washing is not feasible, wash it every 2-3 wears.

The moveable J-hook is a fastener that allows you to easily convert the bra straps from a standard shoulder style to a racerback style. This is useful for wear with certain tops or dresses.

No, this bra must be hand washed only. Machine washing, especially with heat or agitation, can damage the delicate materials, embroidery, underwires, and adjustable components.

This is a plunge bra with excellent support and shaping, but it does not provide additional push-up. Its design focuses on uplift and separation rather than increasing the bust volume or projection.

The bra consists of several materials: Wing: 59% Polyamide, 41% Elastane. Cup: 100% Polyester. Cup Lining: 100% Polyamide. Embroidery: 100% Polyester.

Ensure the band is fastened on the loosest hook that is still snug. If it still rides up, the band may be too large, or the bra may be worn out. Check that the straps are adjusted correctly and not too tight, as this can pull the band upwards.

Adjust the strap length so they are not too tight. Ensure the band is fitting correctly, as a significant portion of the support comes from the band. If the issue persists, the bra size may need re-evaluation.

This often indicates an incorrect cup size (too small) or band size (too loose). Ensure the underwires lie flat against the ribcage and encompass the entire breast tissue. If discomfort persists, try a different style or consult a professional fitter.

If there is gapping, the cup size might be too large, or the breast shape doesn't match the cup's contour. If there is overflow or bulging at the top, the cup size may be too small. Ensure all breast tissue is scooped into the cups.