Curvy Kate Wild One Balcony Bra - Beige - Size 36H

Measure your band size by snugly measuring around your ribcage directly under your bust. Then, measure your bust size by loosely measuring around the fullest part of your bust. Use these measurements with a reliable sizing chart to find your best fit. For Curvy Kate, it's recommended to check their specific size guide.

It's generally recommended to hand wash bras after every 1-2 wears to maintain hygiene and preserve the fabric's elasticity. However, this depends on personal preference and activity level.

No, the product information explicitly states 'Hand Wash Only'. Machine washing, even on a delicate cycle, can damage the lace, underwire, and elastic components, significantly reducing the bra's lifespan and support.

A balcony bra, also known as a 'balconette' or 'horizontal bra', typically has cups that are more horizontal or cut straight across the top. They offer moderate coverage and lift, creating a rounded, 'boosted' appearance, often suitable for lower-cut tops.

Upfront Technology refers to design features within the bra aimed at optimizing uplift and creating a rounded, flattering shape. This often involves specific seaming, cup construction, and underwire placement.

Padded bras have built-in foam or padding in the cups to add volume, shape, or opacity. Non-padded bras, like the Wild One Balcony Bra, use the fabric and construction of the cups (seams, underwire) to provide support and shape without added bulk.

The bra consists of Lace (85% Polyamide, 15% Elastane), Main fabric (100% Polyamide), and Wing Mesh (73% Polyamide, 27% Elastane), excluding trims.

Ensure straps are adjusted correctly and not too loose. Check that the bra band is sitting correctly on your ribcage; a band that is too large can cause straps to slip.

The band may be too large. Try fastening the bra on the innermost hook. If it's still uncomfortable, consider trying a smaller band size.

Ensure you have selected the correct cup size. If there's gapping, the cup might be too large or the band too loose. If there's spilling, the cup might be too small or the bra style not suitable for your breast shape.

Check that the underwire is sitting correctly in the gore (the center part between the cups) and against the ribcage. An incorrect size or fit can cause the underwire to misalign and cause discomfort.