Ann Summers Endless Attraction Padded Plunge Bra - Black

It's recommended to measure your band and bust size using a soft measuring tape. Your band size is usually just below your bust, and your cup size is determined by the difference between your bust and band measurements. Many online guides and fitting services can help. Regular measurements are advised as sizes can change.

The padded plunge design is excellent for accentuating the bust under V-necklines and lower-cut tops or dresses. However, due to its padded and embroidered nature, it might show through very thin or clingy fabrics. Its specific design may not be ideal for high-necked or backless garments.

'Foiled embroidery' refers to a decorative stitching technique where metallic or shimmering foil threads are incorporated into the design, giving it a reflective and eye-catching quality that catches the light.

The product description indicates 'padded plunge', suggesting the padding is integrated into the cup design for consistent shaping and uplift, and is typically not removable.

This specific variant of the Ann Summers Endless Attraction Padded Plunge Bra in Black is made from Linen. Please refer to the care label for specific material composition and care instructions.

While specific instructions are not provided in the product description, bras with delicate materials like linen and embroidery typically benefit from hand washing in cool water with a mild detergent. Avoid harsh chemicals, twisting, or machine drying. Always refer to the care label inside the garment for definitive instructions.

Loosen the adjustable shoulder straps slightly. Ensure the band is providing adequate support, as often too much strain is placed on the straps if the band is too loose. Check your band size.

This usually indicates the cup size is too large. Try a smaller cup size. Also, ensure you've properly scooped your breast tissue into the cups. If the cups gape at the top, tighten the shoulder straps slightly, but not so much that they dig in.

First, ensure the bra band is level across your back and the underwire sits flat against your rib cage, directly beneath your breast tissue. If it's still uncomfortable, the band size might be too small, or the cup size might be incorrect, causing the wire to shift or pinch.