Goddess Keira Full Cup Wired Bra - 40E

Measure your band size by wrapping a tape measure around your ribcage directly under your bust. Measure your cup size by measuring around the fullest part of your bust. Use these measurements with a reliable sizing chart to find your Goddess Keira bra size.

No, the Goddess Keira bra must be hand washed only. Machine washing or tumble drying can damage the delicate materials and construction.

Limited stretch straps provide consistent support without stretching out over time, reducing the need for frequent adjustments and preventing strap slippage.

The V-neck plunge design is ideal for lower-cut tops and dresses, offering a flattering neckline while maintaining good support. However, for very high necklines, a different bra style might be more appropriate.

Three-section cups are designed with multiple panels (usually three) to provide specific shaping, lift, and support, often resulting in a more rounded and projected appearance.

While it is a full cup wired bra, the design incorporates a sheer top cup with a V-neck plunge, which may offer less coverage than a traditional full-coverage bra. It prioritizes shape and a flattering neckline.

The bra is primarily made of Polyester for the cup, Polyamide for the wing, and 100% Polyamide for the top cup. Please refer to the product label for the most precise material composition.

Ensure the bra is the correct size and band. Adjust the straps to a comfortable length without over-tightening. If the issue persists, consider if the cup size is appropriate.

The band may be too loose. Try fastening the bra on the tightest hook setting. If it still rides up, a smaller band size might be needed.

Check that the cups are fully encompassing the breasts and that the center gore is lying flat against the sternum. Ensure you are leaning forward when putting on the bra to allow all breast tissue to enter the cups.

Verify that the underwire channels are sitting correctly in the natural breast crease. Ensure the bra size is correct, as an incorrect size can cause the underwire to dig in.