FELICITY Lace Panel Multiway Balcony Bra - White - Floral - 36DD

Measure your band size by wrapping a tape measure snugly around your ribcage directly under your bust. Then, measure your cup size by wrapping the tape measure around the fullest part of your bust, keeping the tape parallel to the floor. Subtract the band measurement from the bust measurement to find your cup size (e.g., 1-inch difference is an A cup, 2-inch is a B cup, etc.). Consult a size chart for precise conversions.

The straps can typically be configured as standard (over the shoulders), halter (around the neck), cross-back (crisscrossed at the back), and strapless (by attaching both ends to the front hooks on the sides).

It is strongly recommended to hand wash the bra in cold water with a mild detergent. Machine washing, especially in a machine with a delicates cycle, can damage the lace and padding, and weaken the elastic.

Bras typically need replacing every 6-12 months with regular wear, depending on the quality, how often it's worn, and how it's cared for. Signs it's time for a new bra include stretched bands, worn-out straps, and loss of support.

A balcony bra (or demi-cup bra) typically has cups that are cut horizontally, offering less coverage than a full-cup bra but providing a flattering lift and shape. It's designed to create a fuller, rounded appearance.

Yes, the floral lace panels are a decorative element and can be delicate. It is important to follow the hand-wash and air-dry care instructions to maintain their appearance and integrity.

Ensure the straps are adjusted correctly for your shoulder type and the hook and eye closure at the back is fastened securely. The bra may need to be replaced if the elastic has lost its tension.

Check the band size and cup fit. The hook and eye closure should be on the loosest setting initially. Adjust straps to distribute weight evenly. Ensure the underwire (if applicable) is sitting flat against the ribcage.

Familiarize yourself with the strap adjustment points. Refer to the product packaging or online diagrams if available. Gentle, steady pressure is usually required.

Ensure the bra is properly washed according to care instructions to remove any manufacturing residues. If itching persists, the lace may not be suitable for very sensitive skin.