Curvy Kate Everymove Wired Sports Bra - Black

No, it is recommended for hand wash only. Machine washing, even on a gentle cycle, can damage the flexible wires, elastic, and overall structure of the bra, reducing its effectiveness and lifespan.

Yes, the Curvy Kate Everymove Wired Sports Bra is specifically designed with flexi wires and four-part encapsulating cups to provide maximum support for high-impact activities such as running, aerobics, and intense gym workouts.

The bra features a J-hook fastening on the back of one strap. To convert, unhook the strap from its regular position and hook it onto the small loop on the other strap, pulling the straps together to form an 'X' shape in the back.

The bra is crafted from a blend of Polyester, Nylon, and Elastane, with a cotton lining in some sections. This combination ensures durability, flexibility, breathability, and comfort.

Tumble drying can expose the bra to high heat, which can damage the elastic fibers, the flexible wires, and the rings/adjusters on the straps. This can lead to a loss of support, fit, and overall integrity of the bra. Always air dry it.

Yes, the Curvy Kate Everymove Wired Multiway Sports Bra is available in other colors, including Green, in addition to Black.

Ensure the band is snug around your ribcage (not too tight, not too loose) and sits parallel to the floor. The cups should fully encapsulate your breast tissue without gaping or spilling over. If unsure, consult a professional bra fitting guide or specialist. Info needed: [Provide link to sizing guide if available].

First, try tightening the adjustable straps. If they continue to slip, utilize the J-hook fastening to convert the bra to a racerback style for enhanced shoulder support and stability. Ensure the straps are properly adjusted after converting.

Check your band size and cup fit. Ensure the band lies flat against your back and doesn't ride up. If the wires are digging, the cup size might be too small or the bra positioned incorrectly. Adjust the hook and eye closure to a looser setting if possible. If discomfort persists, re-evaluate your size.

Examine the bra for any displaced wires. Sometimes, during washing or wear, a wire can shift or begin to poke through the fabric. Ensure the bra is correctly positioned on your body with breast tissue fully enclosed in the cups. If a wire is visibly poking, it may indicate damage or an incorrect fit; discontinue use if discomfort persists.

Verify that the straps are adjusted firmly, and the band is snug, not loose. For extra support, convert the bra to a racerback style using the J-hook. If the bra consistently feels unsupportive, your current size may be too large, or the bra's elasticity might be compromised from improper care over time.