Chantelle Easy Feel Norah Covering Moulded Bra - Red - 36E

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The Chantelle Easy Feel Norah Covering Moulded Bra is designed for adults seeking a reliable, everyday undergarment that balances robust support with a smooth silhouette. It is ideal for those who prefer full-coverage styling and the stability of an underwire, though users should be prepared for a manual maintenance routine, as the garment requires hand washing to preserve its structural integrity.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Red |
| Gender | Female |
| Bra Band | 36 |
| Bra Cup | E |
| Brand | Chantelle |
No, this product is hand wash only to protect the moulded shape and the underwire.
Moulded cups provide a smooth, consistent silhouette that prevents nipple show-through and creates a seamless look under clothing.
Yes, it is designed specifically for comfort and support during everyday activities.
The band should be snug but comfortable, and the underwire should enclose the breast tissue completely without resting on breast tissue.
Yes, the Chantelle Norah collection is available in various colors including black, white, beige, and red.
Adjust the strap length to be slightly looser or check that the band size is not too large, which forces the straps to carry too much weight.
Ensure the center gore (the piece between the cups) sits flat against your sternum; if it lifts away, the cup size may be too small.
Check your band size; if the band is too loose, the cup will not remain flush against your body.
To ensure your Chantelle bra lasts, follow these guidelines for care and fit.
Always adjust the straps while the bra is on to achieve the correct tension. The band should sit firmly against your ribcage without riding up in the back.
This garment is strictly hand wash only. Submerge the bra in cool water with a mild detergent, gently massage the fabric, and rinse thoroughly. Do not wring out the cups, as this can permanently distort the moulded shape. Lay the item flat to dry away from direct sunlight or heat sources, which can break down the elastic fibers over time.