Goddess Keira Full Cup Wired Bra - Seafoam - 36GG

Measure your band size by wrapping a tape measure around your ribcage just under your bust, ensuring it's snug. Then, measure your cup size by wrapping the tape around the fullest part of your bust. Subtract the band measurement from the bust measurement to determine your cup size (e.g., a 4-inch difference typically corresponds to a DD cup). Consult the Goddess sizing chart for precise conversions.

No, the Goddess Keira bra is strictly hand wash only. Machine washing, even on a delicate cycle, can damage the underwire, straps, and fabric, compromising the bra's support and longevity.

Limited stretch straps are designed to provide firm support without excessive stretching throughout the day. This helps maintain the bra's fit and lift, reducing the need for constant readjustment.

The side panel is incorporated into the cup design to help pull the breast tissue towards the center, creating a more forward shape and enhancing lift. It contributes to a defined and supported silhouette.

The number of hooks varies by size. Sizes 38-42DD, 36-40E, 36-38G, 36H, and 34HH have a 2-hook fastening. All other sizes feature a 3-hook fastening for added support.

Tumble drying can expose the bra's components, such as straps and underwire casing, to excessive heat. This heat can cause materials to degrade, melt, or break, leading to damage and reduced performance.

The bra is primarily made of Polyester for the cup, with the wing being 84% Polyamide and the top cup being 100% Polyamide. This blend offers a combination of comfort, support, and a smooth finish.

Ensure the band is at the correct snugness and the straps are adjusted properly. The band should provide most of the support. If the issue persists, the cup size might be incorrect.

The band may be too large. Try a smaller band size. Ensure the bra is fastened on the loosest hook initially; it can be tightened as it stretches.

This can happen over time with wear and improper washing. Check the fabric casing around the underwire. If it is torn, the bra may need to be replaced.

This indicates an incorrect cup size. If too tight, try a larger cup size. If too loose, try a smaller cup size, ensuring the underwire sits flat against the ribcage.