Ann Summers Endless Attraction Padded Plunge Bra - Black

To determine your size, measure your underbust for the band size and your bust at its fullest point for the cup size. Consult a brand-specific sizing guide if available, or consider getting professionally fitted. Remember that sizing can vary slightly between brands.

A 'padded plunge' bra features cups with padding, typically at the bottom or sides, to lift and enhance the bust. The 'plunge' refers to the low center gore (the fabric between the cups), designed to be worn with low-cut necklines.

Underwired cups have a rigid wire sewn into the base of the cups. This wire provides structured support, lifts the breasts from below, and helps to define and separate them for a more shaped silhouette.

Due to the delicate foiled embroidery, padding, and underwire, hand washing is generally recommended to best preserve the bra's shape and integrity. Always check the specific care label for detailed instructions.

'Foiled embroidery' refers to embroidery that has a metallic or shiny foil-like finish applied to it. This treatment helps the embroidery catch the light and creates a shimmering, eye-catching effect on the fabric.

Yes, while designed for an 'endless attraction' ensemble, its comfort features like adjustable straps and supportive underwire make it suitable for daily wear, especially if you desire an uplifted and accentuated bust shape.

This specific product is the Ann Summers Endless Attraction Padded Plunge Bra in Black, size 34C. Other variants within the Endless Attraction range may be available in different sizes, colors (such as Red), or materials (like Polyester). Please check the product catalog for other options.

Adjust the strap sliders to find the right length; they should be snug but not tight. If slipping, ensure the band is firm enough, as most support comes from the band. If digging, the straps might be too tight, or the band might be too loose, placing too much strain on the straps.

This usually indicates the bra band is too loose. Try fastening it on a tighter hook setting, or consider a smaller band size. The band should sit firmly and horizontally across your back.

This means the cup size might be too large. Try a smaller cup size. Ensure you've properly 'scooped and swooped' breast tissue into the cups after putting on the bra.

The cup size is likely too small. Try one or two cup sizes larger. Ensure the underwire fully encapsulates the breast tissue without resting on it.

The underwire should sit flat against your sternum and encircle your breast tissue without resting on it. If it's digging, the cup might be too small or the band too loose. Try a larger cup size or a tighter band size respectively.