<b>Elila-6421</b> <br /><br />This full coverage longline bra is ultra-supportive, with stays in cups and full-length stays all around and wide elastic at both top and bottom edges. Removable straps. This longline bra is a more supportive alternative to a regular strapless bra! <ul> <li>Multi-part, seamed, <b>unlined</b> (unpadded) underwire cup features 2 stays at sides with simplex lining to give you an uplifted, rounded look. <li>Flexible underwire gives more comfortable support. <li>Transversal and vertical seaming in cup shapes you naturally. <li>Non-stretch simplex fabric line front for firm control. <li>Tall center front has feminine satin bow and boning. <li>Tall sides and back are strong powermesh for back smoothing. <li>Boning extends all the way around to enhance curves and prevent poking. <li>Removable, restricted stretch elastic straps adjust with coated metal hardware. <li>Back coated metal hook-and-eye closure, see Fitter's Comments below for hook count. </ul> <br /><b>Fitter's Comments:</b><br /><ul> <li>3-part, underwire cups have 2 full-length vertical stays at sides of each cup with <span title="header=[Simplex] body=[A type of knit fabric that is firm, yet can also be knit to give a little stretch. Simplex has a mechanical stretch - meaning it stretches evenly in all directions. However, like our skin, it can stretch, but wants to bounce back to it''s original state. Therefore, it''s a perfect ''second skin'' fabric.] cssheader=[tooltip2-h] cssbody=[tooltip2-b]" STYLE="border-bottom: 3px double; border-bottom-color: #ff8c00;">Simplex</span> <span title="header=[Lining] body=[Lining is any material sewn into the inside of a garment to make it opaquer, better fit, or more comfortable against the skin. Lining is frequently used in a bra to add structure or to provide a pretty background to sheer fabrics. Cotton lining is commonly used in the gusset of panties for comfort, breathability, and absorbency.] cssheader=[tooltip2-h] cssbody=[tooltip2-b]" STYLE="border-bottom: 3px double; border-bottom-color: #ff8c00;">Lining</span>. Free of padding and removable padding. <li>Center is 13-1/2" tall with full-length stay. <li>Side seams are 12-1/2" tall, with <span title="header=[Boning] body=[Boning is usually incorporated into a vertical seam line in order to give more support, structure and body contouring to a garment. Boning can be made out of steel, metal spirals (mini springs) and various types of plastic. The name comes from the fact that actual bones were originally used in undergarments to give support. ] cssheader=[tooltip2-h] cssbody=[tooltip2-b]" STYLE="border-bottom: 3px double; border-bottom-color: #ff8c00;">Boning</span>. <li>Removable, restricted <span title="header=[Stretch] body=[The ability to extend longer or wider without tearing or breaking. Lingerie with stretch is typically made with a percentage of spandex fabric, which allows for freedom in movement, comfort, and fit.] cssheader=[tooltip2-h] cssbody=[tooltip2-b]" STYLE="border-bottom: 3px double; border-bottom-color: #ff8c00;">Stretch</span> elastic straps are 1/2" wide and attach/adjust with coated metal hardware. <li>For all sizes: 8-row, 3-column coated metal hook-and-eye closure in back. </ul> <br /><b>Fabric Info:</b><br/ >Cups and Panels: 50% <span title="header=[Nylon] body=[A completely synthetic fiber, nylon is known for its superior flexibility and excellent resilience. Quick-drying nylon fabric is naturally hydrophobic and resistant to shrinkage and wrinkling. Developed in the 1930s by scientists at Du Pont, nylon was the first truly synthetic fiber to be commercialized. Nylon fibers have the luster of silk and their tensile strength is higher than that of wool, silk, rayon or cotton. Nylon washes easily, dries quickly, needs little pressing, and holds its shape well since it neither shrinks nor stretches. Another name for nylon is polyamide.] cssheader=[tooltip2-h] cssbody=[tooltip2-b]" STYLE="border-bottom: 3px double; border-bottom-color: #ff8c00;">Nylon</span>, 50% <span title="header=[Polyester] body=[This is both the name of a fabric and a fiber. A manufactured fiber introduced in the early 1950's, it is second only to cotton in worldwide use. Its ability to stretch and resist wrinkling makes it a popular fabric for lingerie. Polyester has high strength (although somewhat lower than nylon), excellent resiliency, and high abrasion resistance. Low absorbency allows the fiber to dry quickly. ] cssheader=[tooltip2-h] cssbody=[tooltip2-b]" STYLE="border-bottom: 3px double; border-bottom-color: #ff8c00;">Polyester</span><br> Back: 75% nylon, 25% <span title="header=[Spandex] body=[A synthetic fiber made from polyurethane. It is lightweight, highly elastic, strong, durable and non-absorbent to water and oils. A great alternative to people allergic to latex. In Europe, they call this elastane. The spandex polymer itself has not been proven to be a sensitizer. It is other chemicals that can be added to spandex that can cause a skin reaction.] cssheader=[tooltip2-h] cssbody=[tooltip2-b]" STYLE="border-bottom: 3px double; border-bottom-color: #ff8c00;">Spandex</span> <br>Country of origin: Imported<br> Care: Hand wash Lukewarm. No bleach. Lay flat to dry.<br />