Panache Sport Power - 34C

A properly fitting bra should have the band snug and level around your ribcage, the cups should fully enclose your breasts without gaping or spilling, and the straps should stay in place without digging in. You should feel secure with minimal bounce during movement.

Yes, while designed for high-impact, the exceptional support and comfort make it suitable for medium and low-impact activities as well. However, it might feel more supportive than necessary for very gentle exercise.

Tumble drying can expose the bra's components, such as plastic rings and elastic straps, to excessive heat. This can cause them to degrade, melt, or break, compromising the bra's support and fit.

The gel casing around the underwire provides an extra layer of cushioning and flexibility. This helps to prevent the wire from digging into the skin, offering enhanced comfort without sacrificing the structured support needed for intense workouts.

The racer back configuration pulls the shoulder straps towards the center of your back, offering increased stability and preventing them from slipping. This is particularly useful during activities with a lot of arm movement.

The bra is typically made from a blend of Polyamide, Polyester, Elastane, and TACTEL Polyamide, chosen for their durability, stretch, and moisture-wicking properties.

Adjust the straps to a looser setting. Ensure the bra band is fitting correctly, as a loose band can cause straps to take on too much weight.

Ensure the bra is the correct size. The underwire should sit flat against the ribcage, not on breast tissue. If discomfort persists, consider a non-wired style.

Check the band and cup size. Use the hook-and-eye closure to adjust band tightness. If the cups are too small, overflow may occur; if too large, the bra will feel loose.

Ensure the bra is washed according to care instructions. Fabric softeners can reduce wicking properties. Make sure the fabric is not worn out from excessive use or improper washing.