Coco'sRetroCloset
Black Frilly Open Cup LILITH bra
Made to order
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Gorgeous frilly open-cup Lilith bra is a guarantee that you will feel fantastic.
Easy to match with garter belts, girdles or panties from this shop, especially narrow Summer garter belt or wide Gigi garter belt
FABRIC: Microfiber, bra lining, bra padding, frill trim
*lightly padded underwired cups, adjustable shoulder straps, plush elastic band and adjustable hook and eye closure.
IMPORTANT!
Quarter-cup bra supports only the lower part of the breast. Cup width under the nipple is about 2 inches.
This bra is suitable for firmer breasts. Women with A to C size cups do best with this type of bra; if you have larger breasts, there is a risk of too little support. You can order bigger cup bra as custom order but I won't accept return/refund if it doesn't fit.
Additional Information
Additional Information
Hand-washing is recommended, hang to dry.
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Garter grips are Nickel-free metal framed grips with cotton backs (they become soft when wet)
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Please keep in mind that colors may vary on different computer monitors and in different lighting.
Size Guide
Coco'sRetroCloset scale may differ from other sellers. To ensure a perfect fit, please include your measurements in the "Notes" section.
For GARTER BELTS
- waist circumference
For GIRDLES
- hips circumference
For PANTIES
-hips circumference
For BRAS
- bust and underbust circumference
You can calculate your bra-band size and your cup size by measuring around the rib cage and full bust, wearing your best-fitting bra. (Large-busted women especially need support for accurate measurements.)
Using a full-length mirror, measure around the rib cage, making sure the tape is level around the body and pulling it snug. To this measurement, add either 4 or 5 in. to get an even number. Example: if the snug rib cage is 29 in., add 5 for a total of 34 in. This is the bra-band size.
Next, measure the bust around the fullest part, again keeping the tape level, but this time don't pull it snug. To determine the cup size, subtract the bra-band size from the full-bust measurement. The difference, in inches, tells you the cup size: 1 in. for A, 2 for B, 3 for C, 4 for D, 5 for DD (or E), 6 for DDD (or F), and 7 in. for FF. For example, if your bra band is 36 in. and the full bust 38 in., the cup size is B; you'll make a size 36B.
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