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Sophie is 177 cm and wears 36C US / 80C EU / 95C FR. -
ORGANIC COTTON
Core Wireless Plunge Bra
Core Wireless Plunge Bra
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The search for a sustainable bra is over. This comfortable and wireless plunge bra features a soft padding that sculpts and molds to your body while providing a soft and subtle lift. The deep plunge cut works with multiple different necklines, and the adjustable straps that can be customized to be worn straight or crossed makes this buttery-soft bra a sustainable and comfortable option for wearing all day, all night.
- Wireless padded bra with a plunge, triangle neckline that creates a small push-up effect
- Made with organic cotton (shell and wings) and molded polyester (cups) to provide a comfortable and supportive, yet flattering bra
- Features adjustable straps and hook-an-eye closure in the back
- The V-shaped neckline makes this bra ideal for wearing under low-cut or deep-neckline tops and dresses
- Enhancing, supportive, and smooth under clothing
Organic Cotton is grown without harmful chemicals. This helps sustain the land it is grown on through crop rotations and a natural way of controlling pesticides, making it much lower-impact than regular cotton. - Shell/Wings: 90% organic cotton, 10% elastane - Cup lining: 60% polyester, 40% cotton - Hand wash cold - Only non-chlorine bleach when needed. Line dry. Do not iron. Do not dry clean.
At Bogart Lingerie (Thailand), Ltd., they believe that innovation goes hand in hand with sustainability. Established in 2005, their state-of-the-art facility holds certifications such as WRAP, GSV, GOTS, and SLCP. The facility also received the ISO 14001 certification, an international standard for environmental management systems that demonstrates an organisation’s commitment to environmental sustainability and responsible management of its environmental impact.
These emissions refer to the specific product on this page. These calculations were done by Made2Flow and are valid from the time of their measurement in June 2023. Read more about the calculations here.
