Goddess Verity Full Coverage Bra - Floral - 42JJ

Measure your band size by wrapping a tape measure around your ribcage directly under your bust. Measure your cup size by loosely wrapping the tape measure around the fullest part of your bust. Subtract the band measurement from the bust measurement to determine your cup size (each inch difference typically corresponds to a cup size). Refer to the Goddess sizing chart for precise conversions.

Yes, the full coverage design and smooth bottom cup lining provide a seamless look under most clothing, including t-shirts, creating a flattering and contained shape.

The straps are wide and padded, designed to distribute weight more evenly across the shoulders, reducing pressure points and enhancing comfort, especially for larger busts.

The lace cups are designed with an opaque lining or are a non-stretch lace that provides coverage. While decorative, they are intended to offer support and modesty.

The front powernet panel is integrated into the cup design to provide extra support and ensure maximum coverage, contributing to a secure and uplifted shape.

Tumble drying can expose the bra's components, particularly the underwires, straps, and elastic bands, to high heat. This heat can damage the materials, weaken the elastic, and potentially cause the underwires to detach or become misshapen, compromising the bra's support and longevity.

A four-section cup means the cup is constructed from four distinct pieces of fabric, meticulously shaped and sewn together. This design allows for precise control over the shape, providing excellent uplift, forward projection, and support tailored to the natural shape of the breast.

Ensure the bra is fastened correctly on the loosest hook and eye initially. Adjust the straps to a snug but comfortable fit. The centre-pull design should help prevent slipping; if issues persist, re-check sizing or consider a different style.

This may indicate an incorrect cup size or band size. Ensure the underwire sits snugly against the ribcage and completely encircles the breast tissue. If discomfort persists, the bra may not be the right fit for your shape.

Try adjusting the hook and eye closure. If still too tight, the band size might be too small. If too loose, the band size might be too large. Consult a sizing guide if unsure.

Ensure the bra has been washed according to care instructions. Sometimes, a few washes can soften the lace. If the scratchiness is significant, the non-stretch nature of the lace might not suit very sensitive skin.