Curvy Kate Wild One Balcony Bra - 40K

The "Upfront Technology" refers to the specific construction of the bra cups and underband designed to lift the bust from the front and center, promoting a rounded and uplifted appearance.

The stretch geometric lace on the top cups allows for flexibility, accommodating slight variations in breast fullness throughout the day or month, ensuring a more comfortable and secure fit.

Smaller band sizes (30-36) with D-F cups typically use a 2-hook closure for a slightly less rigid fit, while larger band sizes and cup sizes use a 3-hook closure for increased support and stability.

Yes, this bra is designed to provide support and shape for fuller busts, extending up to a K cup. The 3-part cup and underwire offer substantial lift and containment.

No, the bra should only be hand washed. Machine washing, especially with heat or agitation, can damage the delicate lace and affect the bra's structure and support.

The bra primarily consists of Polyamide and Elastane for the main fabric, lace, and wing mesh, with a 100% Cotton gusset lining for comfort. Specific percentages vary slightly by component.

A balcony bra (also known as a 'balconette' or 'shelf' bra) typically has cups that are cut horizontally, providing uplift from the bottom and sides to create a rounded, lifted, and slightly outward-facing shape.

Ensure you have selected the correct band and cup size. The band should sit comfortably level on your back. The cups should fully contain the breast tissue without spillage or creasing. Adjust the straps for a snug but not tight fit.

Check that the straps are adjusted to the correct length. Ensure the bra band is sitting correctly and not too loose. If problems persist, the bra may not be the right fit for your shape.

This could indicate an incorrect cup size (too small) or a poorly fitting bra. Ensure the underwire channels are sitting flat against your ribcage, enclosing the breast tissue. If the wire is consistently uncomfortable, the bra's shape might not suit your anatomy.

This may occur if the bra is too small or has been subjected to improper washing or drying. Always follow the hand-wash only and lay-flat-to-dry instructions to maintain the integrity of the fabric and lace.