Wonderbra Ultimate Strapless Bra - Black

It's highly recommended to get professionally measured or to use a detailed sizing guide. The band size is critical for strapless support; it should feel firm and level across your back, allowing two fingers to fit snugly underneath.

Yes, its design is versatile and suitable for most strapless, off-the-shoulder, halter-neck, and open-back garments where visible straps are undesirable. Its smooth cups make it ideal for fitted clothing.

Gently hand wash the bra as per the care instructions. Pay attention to the silicone dots by lightly rubbing them with mild soap and cool water, then rinse thoroughly. Ensure they are completely dry before storage to maintain their adhesive properties.

If properly sized and worn, it should not leave significant marks. A temporary slight indentation from the silicone dots is normal due to its stay-in-place design. If it leaves deep or painful marks, the bra might be too tight, or the wrong size for prolonged wear.

Yes, it is designed for comfortable extended wear, providing you've selected the correct size. The comfort features and secure fit aim to minimize adjustments and discomfort for hours of wear.

The 'hand support' is an internal structure within each cup, engineered to mimic the lifting and shaping action of hands, effectively creating a natural-looking push-up effect and enhancing cleavage without uncomfortable padding.

Ensure your bra is the correct band size; the band provides the majority of the support. It should be snug, allowing only two fingers to fit underneath. Also, check that the silicone dots are clean and making full contact with your skin. Avoid using lotions or oils on the skin where the silicone dots will rest.

Adjust the bra cups to ensure your breasts are fully settled into the 'hand support' design. Lean forward slightly when putting it on and scoop your breast tissue from the sides and bottom into the cups. Make sure the underwire sits flat against your ribcage.

Re-check your band and cup size. A band that is too tight can dig, while cups that are too small can cause spillage and discomfort. Ensure the back band is level and not riding up. If the issue persists, consider trying a different size or adjusting the hook-and-eye closure.