Wonderbra Ultimate Plunge Bra - Black

The 'Ultimate Plunge' refers to its unique design, featuring built-in hand-shaped structures within the cups that lift and push the bust together to create an exceptional, deep cleavage for very low-cut necklines.

No, this specific Wonderbra Ultimate Plunge Bra model features standard, non-removable straps and is not designed to be worn strapless. For strapless options, please refer to the Wonderbra Ultimate Strapless Bra range.

The bra features silicone strips on the back band designed for non-slip support. Ensure these strips are clean and make direct contact with your skin. A correct band size and proper strap adjustment also contribute significantly to stability.

It is recommended to hand wash this bra to preserve its delicate components. If using a machine, use a delicate cycle in a laundry bag. Always air dry; do not tumble dry, as high heat can damage the material, silicone, straps, and rings.

No, the Wonderbra Ultimate Plunge Bra features integrated foam padding and built-in hand-shaped structures designed to provide permanent lift and shape, and these are not removable.

The bra is made from a blend of 62% Polyamide, 26% Polyester, and 12% Elastane, offering a combination of durability, stretch, and comfort.

Ensure the bra is correctly sized; an ill-fitting band or cup can affect the plunge. Adjust your bust within the cups to properly sit on the 'hand-shaped structures' for optimal lift and centralization. Sometimes, scooping and swooping your breast tissue into the cups can make a difference.

Verify the band size is correct – it should be snug. Check that the silicone strips on the back band are clean and making direct contact with your skin, free from lotions or oils that could reduce grip. Adjust the straps for supportive, but not overly tight, tension.

Review your washing and drying methods. High heat from tumble drying is a common cause of damage to delicate bra components. Always hand wash or use a delicate machine cycle, and always air dry.

This could indicate the bra is too small in the cup or that the hand-shaped structures are not aligning correctly with your natural shape. Try adjusting the bra's position on your bust. If discomfort persists, re-evaluate your size.

Check your band size; it might be too small. The band should be firm but comfortable, not digging into your skin. If you're on the tightest hook on a new bra, consider going up a band size and down a cup size (e.g., from 34B to 36A) for a better fit.