Ann Summers Endless Attraction Padded Plunge Bra - Black

To find your correct size, measure your band size firmly under your bust and then your bust size at the fullest part. Consult a standard bra sizing guide or a professional bra fitter for precise measurements. Ensure the band sits level and the cups fully encapsulate your breast tissue without gapping or overflowing.

Due to the delicate foiled embroidery and Linen material, hand washing in cool water with a mild detergent is highly recommended. Avoid harsh rubbing or scrubbing. Gently squeeze out excess water and air dry flat. Do not machine wash or tumble dry, as this can damage the foil finish and fabric.

While its elegant design makes it suitable for special occasions, the Ann Summers Endless Attraction Padded Plunge Bra is also comfortable and supportive enough for everyday wear. Its underwired and padded features provide reliable comfort and shaping for daily confidence.

A padded plunge bra typically features padding in the lower part of the cups and a low-cut center gore, designed to lift and push the breasts inward and upward. This creates a fuller, more rounded, and accentuated cleavage, making it ideal for V-necklines and enhancing your natural shape.

Yes, this bra is part of the 'Endless Attraction' range, meaning it is specifically designed to complement other items within that collection. You can purchase matching briefs, thongs, or suspenders to create a complete and coordinated lingerie set.

If the bra doesn't feel supportive, first check if the band is firm and level across your back, as the band provides most of the support. Adjust the shoulder straps for additional lift. If issues persist, you may need a different band or cup size for optimal support.

Adjust the strap length. If straps continue to dig, your band size might be too loose, causing the straps to take too much weight. If they slip, they might be too loose or incorrectly positioned on your shoulders. Ensure the band is firm and level.

This indicates an incorrect cup size. If cups gape, the cup size might be too large. If there's spillage over the top or sides, the cup size is likely too small. Re-measure and try a different cup size. Ensure breast tissue is fully scooped into the cups.

Check your band size; a band that is too loose can cause the underwire to shift and dig. The underwire should lie flat against your ribcage, not on breast tissue. Ensure the bra is positioned correctly and try adjusting the band or cup size if discomfort persists.