Triumph Comfort Glam Lace Bra - Floral - 38B

An unpadded bra means it does not have any extra foam or padding sewn into the cups. It relies on the cup shape and fabric construction to provide support and coverage, offering a more natural look and feel.

A balconette bra, also known as a demi-cup bra, typically has cups that are cut horizontally, providing less coverage than a full cup bra. It's designed to lift and separate the breasts, creating a rounded shape and a flattering neckline.

Yes, the use of certified GRS recycled fabrics is intended to provide comfort comparable to virgin materials, while also contributing to environmental sustainability.

A properly fitting bra should have the band snug and parallel to the floor, the cups should fully contain the breast without spilling over or creating wrinkles, and the underwire should lie flat against the rib cage without digging in. Straps should stay up without digging into your shoulders.

The balconette style generally works well with lower necklines as it provides lift and a rounded shape, but the lace detailing and decorative straps might be visible depending on the cut of the top.

A comfort wire is similar to an underwire but is often made of a more flexible or less rigid material, or is designed to be more flexible within its casing, providing support with reduced pressure or stiffness.

Bras typically need to be replaced every 6-12 months with regular wear, depending on the quality, care, and how often they are worn and washed. Signs that a bra needs replacing include stretched-out bands, worn-out cups, or loss of elasticity.

Ensure you have selected the correct band and cup size. Check that the underwire is sitting correctly and not pressing into breast tissue. Adjust the straps as needed.

Handle the bra with care, especially when washing and wearing. Avoid contact with rough surfaces or jewelry that could snag the lace. Follow hand-wash and lay-flat drying instructions strictly.

Adjust the straps to a tighter setting. Ensure the bra band is at the correct level (parallel to the floor) as a tight band helps keep straps in place. If slipping persists, the bra may be too large or worn out.

Ensure the underwire casing is intact and the wire is properly seated. Washing according to care instructions may soften the material slightly. If irritation persists, the bra size or style might not be suitable.