Front Closure Posture Plunge Bras

Colour: Warm Beige

3.8 from 4,250 ratings

We built this plunge style to give full busts real lift while staying hidden beneath lower necklines. The front fastening makes dressing quick, and the supportive X-shape back panel anchors the straps evenly across your shoulders. In warm beige, the fabric blends quietly under thin white shirts and light knit tops.

$23.79

Cut in bands 34 to 46, cups B to H.

Also cut in 4 other colours

How this one is put together

Front hook closure
The secure front clasp snaps together smoothly, so you do not have to twist your arms around to fasten your band. It sits flat against the sternum without pressing into tissue.
Reinforced X-shape back
Crossed fabric bands across the back distribute bust weight over a broader surface area. This construction keeps the straps from slipping down narrow shoulders while stabilizing the entire frame.
Underwire plunge cups
We shaped the unpadded cups with a low center gore to suit open collars. The hidden underwires lift and separate heavier breast tissue without spilling over the neckline edges.
Warm beige tone
This neutral shade avoids harsh shadows under sheer fabrics and pale linens. Smooth cup facings stay quiet beneath fitted cotton tees and light knitwear.

Getting the size right

Take a snug under bust measurement on a full exhale, then an over bust measurement with the tape resting. The gap between the two sets your cup letter.

Open the fit finder

Sister sizing works here too: if the band is tight, move up a band and down a cup. How that works.

Size chart for this style

51 band and cup pairs, taken from our own chart for this cut.

Band	Under bust	B	C	D	DD	E	F	G	H
34	29.5	35.2	36.2	37.2	38.2	39.1	40.1	41.1	42.1
36	31.5	37.2	38.2	39.2	40.2	41.1	42.1	43.1	44.1
38	33.5	39.2	40.2	41.2	42.2	43.1	44.1	45.1	46.1
40	35.4	41.1	42.1	43.1	44.1	45.0	46.0	47.0	48.0
42	37.4	43.1	44.1	45.1	46.1	47.0	48.0	49.0	50.0
44	39.4	45.1	46.1	47.1	48.1	49.0	50.0	·	·
46	41.3	47.0	48.0	49.0	50.0	50.9	·	·	·

Body measurements in inches, not garment measurements. Read your band down the left, then find the column where your over bust lands. A dot means we do not cut that pair in this style.