Wire free
Listed as wire free. The shape is moulded into the cup rather than held up by a wire.
Wire freeFront closure5-inch band
ModuNest
Wireless Strapless Bra
A moulded, wire-free bra that closes at the front with two hooks and three positions. A 5-inch bandeau back, silicone strips down both sides and a grip strip that runs the whole way round. Detachable straps are in the bag six ways of wearing it, one of which is without them.
Wireless Strapless Bra
$36.99
Front closure
Two hooks, three columns of eyes. You close it where you can see it.
5-inch band
Marked 5 inches deep in the maker’s own diagram. A bandeau back, not a strip.
Hand wash only
A real instruction on this one. Moulded cups and silicone grip do not survive a drum.
The closure
It does up in front of you
The hooks sit between the cups, not behind your shoulder blades. Decorus calls it “Front Adjustable Hooks no struggling, fast to put on and take off”; what the photograph shows is two hooks on one side and three columns of eyes on the other.
Three width positions. Three columns of eyes, so the band tightens in two steps from where it starts.
You can see what you are doing. Which is the entire argument for a front closure, and it does not need dressing up.
It closes flat. A small bridge joins the cups over the notch, so the closure is not a lump between them.
The band
Five inches of it, and no hooks in the back
A strapless bra is held up by its band and by nothing else. This one is five inches deep the maker marks the measurement on their own photograph with silicone panels set into both sides.
Five inches deepMeasured and marked on the maker’s own back view. Deep enough to be a band rather than a strip, which is most of why a strapless bra stays where it is put.
Silicone down both sidesTwo silicone panels inside the band, one under each arm, where a strapless bra is pulled hardest. Decorus labels them “Firm / Extra Support”.
A flat backNo hooks, no ladder of eyes, nothing to print through a fitted dress. The closure is at the front, so the back is one continuous piece.
Staying put
Two parts, one job
A strapless bra fails in one direction. Both of these are built against it, and the maker photographs each one flat so you can see where it is.
A grip strip the whole way round
Not a strip across the front and bare elastic everywhere else. Decorus’s phrase is “360° All Round Grip Strip”, and the flat-lay is what that means: the grip continues through the sides and across the back.
A strap across the back
A second horizontal strap runs between the side panels. Decorus calls it a “Back Stabilizing Anti-Slip Strap” and describes it as extra grip against slipping down. It is adjustable, and it is the part most people assume is decorative.
The cups
Moulded, padded, and with nothing in them
The listing is explicit on the one point that matters structurally: wire free. The shape is moulded into the cup. Decorus’s own phrase for them is “Upgraded Thickened Padded Cups soft full coverage & better bust support”.
No wire. A listing field, not a claim: nothing under the cup to dig in at the end of a long evening.
No seams on the outside. A single moulded face, which is why it does not print through a fitted or a silk top.
Padding level: high. Straight off the listing’s own field. They hold their shape off the body, which is the visible version of that.
Six arrangements
One bra, six ways
Decorus publishes six. Three of them need the detachable straps which are in the bag, filed under “Included components: Strap”, and mentioned nowhere in the title. The badge says which is which.
Classic
Both straps on, worn like an ordinary bra.
One-shoulder
One strap on, for an asymmetric neckline.
Halter
Both straps joined behind the neck.
Strapless
Straps off. The band and the grip strips do the work.
Front cross
Straps crossed over the front.
Back cross
Straps crossed over the back.
Read this one carefully
Decorus’s own comparison
The maker publishes a side-by-side against unnamed “others”. It is their argument, not this shop’s, and it is reproduced here as theirs because a supplier’s marketing printed without a name on it becomes the shop’s own claim.
What their grid shows
What it is evidence of
Decorus’s “Ours” panel: Front closure, cups lifted toward the centre. Decorus’s “Others” panel: arrows drawn outward and down.
A drawing. What you can check instead: the cups are moulded rather than cut and sewn, the listing’s padding level is “high”, and the closure draws them toward the centre.
Decorus’s “Ours” panel: A level bandeau back. Decorus’s “Others” panel: arrows drawn along a band that has ridden up.
A drawing. What you can check instead: the band is 5 inches deep, silicone-lined down both sides, and gripped round the whole inside rather than only across the front.
Decorus’s “Ours” panel: A smooth moulded cup. Decorus’s “Others” panel: a lace cup circled where it gaps.
A drawing. What you can check instead: one moulded face, no lace edge, no seam on the outside and no wire under it.
Fabric and care
Two fibres, and one instruction
The listing gives the mix to a decimal place. It also says hand wash only — and on this garment, unlike a mousepad or a toothbrush, that is a real instruction rather than a field somebody left in the form.
81.1% NylonHolds the moulded shape and takes the smooth face.
18.9% SpandexThe stretch. The listing’s own word for it is “high stretch”.
How to wash it
Hand wash only this one is a real instruction, not a misfiled field. Moulded cups and silicone grip do not survive a machine.
Cool water, mild detergent, no bleach, no wringing.
Dry flat, cups up. Hanging a padded bra by one cup is how it loses its shape.
Do not iron the silicone strips.
Before anything else
One measurement, four sizes
Decorus sizes this on a single number: the tape round your ribcage, under the bust. Not the bra size on the label of the one you are wearing — that is a different system, and this page will show you why.
Decorus’s own chart US Regular
| Size | Under bust | Fits |
|---|---|---|
| S | 28.7 – 30.3 in | 34B · 34C · 34D |
| M | 30.7 – 32.3 in | 36B · 36C · 36D |
| L | 32.7 – 34.2 in | 38B · 38C · 38D |
| XL | 34.6 – 36.2 in | 40B · 40C · 40D |
Transcribed from the maker’s own “Size Chart” panel, unedited. It runs 28.7–36.2 inches and stops at B, C and D there is nothing above a D and nothing below a B.
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Measure under the bust
Tape round the ribcage directly under the bust, level all the way round. Snug, not pulled tight.
This one number is what the chart is built on.
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Read it off the table
Find the row your measurement falls in.
That letter is your size.
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Ignore the bra size you own
The right-hand column is the maker’s, and it is not the same system.
See the note under the table.
Three measurements have no size
The maker’s ranges do not meet. These fall between two sizes, with nothing named:
- 30.4 – 30.6 in above S, below M
- 32.4 – 32.6 in above M, below L
- 34.3 – 34.5 in above L, below XL
If you land in one of those, take the larger. The front closure has three columns of eyes, so the band tightens it does not let out.
Why their cup column is not your bra size
The chart labels an under-bust of 28.7–30.3 inches as 34B/34C/34D. That is the old convention: measure under the bust, add four inches, round to the nearest even number. It is consistent with itself every row here checks out.
A bra size bought today is measured differently: the band number is the under-bust figure. So somebody who wears a modern 34B has a ribcage near 34 inches and belongs in this chart’s XL the opposite end from where their own label would send them.
Use the middle column. It is the only one that means the same thing in both systems.
What people say
Reviews
3 weeks ago
First strapless that did not end up round my waist
I have given up on strapless bras roughly four times. The band on this one is properly wide and the grip inside is the whole way round, not just a strip across the front, which I think is the difference. Wore it through a six-hour wedding and did not pull it up once.
Marisa T.
Verified
1 month ago
The front hooks are the actual selling point
Nobody mentions how annoying it is to do a bra up behind your back when your arms are tired. This closes in front, you can see what you are doing, and there are three positions so it gets tighter as the day goes on if you want it to.
Jenna R.
Verified
1 month ago
Read the wrong column the first time
I went off the cup column because I know my bra size, ordered the S, and it was nowhere near. The chart is built on the under-bust measurement get a tape round your ribcage and use the middle column. Second one fits properly. Knocking a star for a chart that invites that mistake, not for the bra.
Priya S.
Verified
2 months ago
The shape is smooth under everything
No wire, no seams, no lace edge printing through a silk top. The cups are thicker than I expected and hold their shape when it is off, which is how I know they will hold it when it is on.
Colleen M.
Verified
2 months ago
Bought it strapless, use the straps half the time
It arrives with a set of straps, which I did not realise from the title. They clip on in a few arrangements I mostly do the crossed-back one under a low-back dress. Getting six ways to wear it out of one bra is a better deal than the price suggested.
Dana W.
Verified
2 months ago
My measurement falls in one of the gaps
I measure 32.5 under the bust, which is between the M and the L on their chart it is not in either. I went up to the L on the advice here and it is fine on the tightest hooks, but I should not have had to work that out myself. Comfortable bra, careless chart.
Hannah B.
Verified
3 months ago
Forgot I had it on, which has never happened with strapless
No wire is the reason. There is nothing digging in under the arm and nothing pressing on the sternum. It is the first one I have taken off at night because I remembered to rather than because I could not stand it.
Alicia N.
Verified
3 months ago
Hand wash only is not a suggestion
I read the label, ignored it, and put it in on a cold cycle inside a bag. It came out fine but the cups had gone slightly soft at the edge. I have hand washed it since and it has not got any worse. Learn from me.
Roberta K.
Verified
4 months ago
Wore it under a strapless gown all evening
Sat down, stood up, danced, hugged a lot of people. It stayed exactly where I put it. The back is flat enough that you cannot see a line under a fitted dress, which was the thing I was actually worried about.
Simone A.
Verified
4 months ago
More lift than I expected from something with no wire
The cups are moulded quite firmly and the band does the work. It is not a push-up in the aggressive sense, it just puts everything where it should be and keeps it there.
Yvette D.
Verified
5 months ago
Three hook positions, and I use two of them
Tightest position for anything fitted, middle one for a normal day. It is a small thing but it means one bra covers two situations. Docking a star only because the hooks sit right in the centre front and you can feel them under very thin fabric.
Tamsin L.
Verified
5 months ago
The extra back strap is the bit that stops it sliding
There is a second strap that goes across the back between the side panels. I thought it was decorative. It is not — it is the thing that stops the whole band travelling south when you lift your arms.
Grace O.
Verified
Nothing under that topic yet.
The listing, in full
Specification
Every field the source listing carries, reproduced. Where two of its own fields disagree, both are here.
| Brand | Decorus |
|---|---|
| Model | Ny0213 |
| Bra design | U-Plunge |
| Cup coverage | Plunge |
| Strap type | Strapless |
| Underwire | Wire free |
| Back style | Bandeau |
| Bra shape | Push-up |
| Padding level | High |
| Support level | High support |
| Closure | Hook & eye, front |
| Neck style | V-neck |
| Pattern | Solid |
| Colour | Beige |
| Fabric | 81.1% nylon, 18.9% spandex |
| Material | Nylon, spandex |
| Stretch | High stretch |
| Weight | Lightweight |
| Fit | Regular |
| Sleeve | Sleeveless |
| Included components | Strap |
| Care | Hand wash only |
| ASIN | B0H36VG1G2 |
Three figures this page will not print
Customer rating4.1 out of 5, from 23 ratings
Twenty-three ratings is not a sample. Printing it on a shop that has none of its own is borrowing somebody else’s number, and 4.1 is not a number worth borrowing. The section ships with no aggregate and a field for the merchant’s own.
Best Sellers Rank#309,062 in Clothing · #2,608 in Everyday Bras
A rank of three hundred thousand is an argument against buying. Neither figure belongs on a page trying to sell the thing.
Pricenot supplied
The listing block carried no price. Shopify’s own price is the only price this page will ever print, and the struck-through figure is Shopify’s own compare-at, never one invented here.
Sizes above D and below Bthe chart stops at B–D
Not a refusal so much as a limit worth stating: the maker’s chart names three cups per size and nothing outside B, C or D. If a shopper is outside that, this is not their bra, and saying so early costs a sale and saves a return.
Questions
Before you order
My measurement falls between two sizes on the chart. Which one?
The maker’s ranges do not meet: 30.4–30.6in, 32.4–32.6in and 34.3–34.5in fall between two sizes with no size named. If you land in one of those, take the LARGER of the two. The front closure has three columns of eyes, so the band can be tightened but not let out a size that starts slightly loose has somewhere to go, and one that starts slightly tight has nowhere.
Does it actually stay up without straps?
That is what the band is built to do, and the page shows every part of it: a 5-inch back band, silicone strips along both sides, and a grip strip that runs the whole way round rather than only across the front. Whether it stays up on YOU is a question about fit, and fit here is a question about one measurement — the one round your ribcage under the bust. Buy the size that measurement gives you, not the size you usually take.
It says strapless, but the listing also lists a strap. Which is it?
Both. It is built to be worn strapless, and it ships with detachable straps — the listing files them under “Included components: Strap”. Three of the six ways the brand shows it being worn need them: classic, one-shoulder and halter.
How does the front closure work?
Two hooks on one side, three columns of eyes on the other, which gives the band three width positions. You close it in front of you and turn it round, or leave it in front — the closure sits between the cups by design rather than at the back.
Is there a wire?
No. The listing is explicit: wire free. The shape comes from moulded padded cups instead, which the brand describes as “Upgraded Thickened Padded Cups”.
What is it made of?
81.1% nylon and 18.9% spandex, per the listing’s own fabric field. The listing also carries a looser “Nylon, Spandex” in its material field; the percentages are the specific one.
Can I put it in the machine?
The listing says hand wash only, and for once that is a real instruction rather than a misfiled field: moulded cups lose their shape in a drum and silicone grip does not survive heat. Cool water, mild detergent, dry flat with the cups facing up.
What size should I order?
Measure under your bust and read it off the chart: 28.7–30.3in is S, 30.7–32.3in M, 32.7–34.2in L, 34.6–36.2in XL. Do NOT go by the bra size you usually buy. The maker’s cup column uses the old “add four inches” convention, so their 34B/34C/34D sits under S — while a modern 34B is measured straight off the ribcage and would land in XL. Two different systems, the same numbers, opposite ends of the chart.
What colours does it come in?
Beige is the only colour the listing carries and the only colour photographed. If a shop shows you another one, ask to see it photographed.