Wonderbra Ultimate Plunge Bra - Black

For optimal cleavage, ensure the bra band is firm and level. Scoop all breast tissue into the cups, positioning them correctly over the internal structures. Adjust the standard straps to provide a comfortable, uplifted feel. The design naturally pushes the bust together and up.

No, the Wonderbra Ultimate Plunge Bra features standard shoulder straps and is not designed for strapless or multi-way wear. It is specifically intended for outfits with deep necklines that allow for shoulder straps.

To protect its unique features, including the silicone strips and internal shaping structures, this bra should be hand washed only using a mild detergent in cool water. Do not tumble dry; air dry flat or hang away from direct heat.

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

Yes, the Wonderbra Ultimate Plunge Bra is a wired bra, which provides essential support and shaping to achieve its signature plunge effect.

With proper care, the silicone strips are designed for long-lasting performance. Avoiding harsh detergents and high heat during washing and drying will help maintain their effectiveness and adhesion over time.

Designed with foam padding and a supportive structure, many users find it comfortable for extended wear during special occasions. However, comfort can vary by individual. Ensure a correct fit for the best experience.

Ensure the back band is fitted snugly and horizontally across your back. If it's too loose, try a smaller band size or adjust the hook-and-eye closure to a tighter setting. Confirm the silicone strips are clean and making full contact with your skin.

Adjust the standard shoulder straps to provide more lift. Ensure your bust tissue is fully scooped into the cups and centered over the 'hand shaped structures'. Double-check that the bra is positioned correctly on your body.

A common cause is an incorrect size or improper fit. Ensure the underwire sits flat against your ribcage and encompasses your entire breast without resting on breast tissue. If discomfort persists, consider getting professionally fitted to confirm your correct size.

The primary support for a bra should come from the band, not the straps. Loosen the straps slightly. If they still dig in, the band might be too loose, causing the straps to overcompensate. Re-evaluate your band fit.

This often indicates the cup size is too large. Try a smaller cup size. Alternatively, ensure your breast tissue is fully adjusted within the cup for proper fill.