EDEN Padded underwired - Natural

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A reassuring, feminine cup, trimmed with lace. Pleated fabric adds a bohemian touch while still ensuring a smooth, discreet finish under clothing.

Plunging décolleté.
A style that is designed to envelop the volume of the breast and perfectly support the bust.
A smooth cup over the centre of the breast: invisible under clothing.
From D cup and above, the spaghetti straps are replaced with classic straps that allow for more adjustability.
The lace back band in B and C cups is replaced with a knitted fabric that is specifically adapted to more generous busts, guaranteeing perfect support.

Whether your lingerie is in lace, satin or tulle, it is delicate and precious. Look after it well in order to get the best wear from

it for a very long time.
Here is some simple care advice that is easy to follow!

Machine wash: Yes, you can! But please follow our advice for the best results:

Don’t say that you mixed your whites and your colours?! You didn’t? You were right not to – you will have brighter colours
for longer.
Now that your colours are sorted through, place your lingerie in your washing bag, to avoid it getting caught on other clothing. You don’t have a special washing bag? Don’t worry, all you need is a pillow case! It is easy to forget, but
remember to attach the hooks of your bras. This will avoid snagging on delicate fabrics such as lace.
For your washing powder or liquid, choose products that are specifically made for delicates and don’t add softener.
Softener can remain in the fibres of your products and reduce their elasticity.
Choose a delicate cycle on your washing machine (maximum 30°) and a spin cycle of maximum 800 rpm.
When drying your lingerie, dry it flat. No tumble drying of course!

Hand washing: the recommended wash

If you have the time and have chosen to hand-wash your lingerie, don’t start washing your delicates without having
first read our advice:

A few minutes in cold water and then take it out to avoid the fibres becoming damaged or softened.
When removing water, don’t twist your lingerie, press it gently so that it keeps it’s elasticity.
Use a delicate soap and wash gently without scrubbing.
Choose to air-dry your lingerie, always drying it flat.
If you wash moulded cups, don’t fold them as this will damage their shape.
Avoid using bleaching products, instead of becoming whiter, your lingerie may become yellow!

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