Lace and Smooth Push-Up Plunge Styles
Start with a GM lace or smooth reference, or bring your own design.
We confirm availability and shipping terms for free samples of existing styles and quote custom sample fees and timing separately.
OEM & ODM development by Golden MetroThe sample gives you the lift you want, but the cup shows under the dress. We develop push up plunge bras around both your neckline and the shape you want to sell.
Compare styles ↓Start with a GM lace or smooth reference, or bring your own design.
We check cup coverage and lift together under your target neckline.
We prepare a size set so you can see how the fit carries across your range.
Your pre-production sample sets the reference for the order.
GM’s published push-up plunge references include both finishes. We’ll confirm which style can be sampled for your project and which details can be adapted.
Start here if lace is part of your range. We’ll review the lace and cup edge against the depth of your target neckline.
Ask About the Lace Style
Start here if the cup line under a close-fitting top matters most. We’ll check the outer finish and confirm the cup build from the sample.
Ask About the Smooth Style
Front view with floral lace over the cups and a smooth lower band. Use this reference to discuss the cup edge and band finish.
Ask About the Blue Lace Style
Front view with sheer lace above the cups and a scalloped lower edge. Use this reference to compare lace coverage at the neckline.
Ask About the Red Lace Style
We measure the bra and then check what shows under the target garment. A fit that looks right standing up can change as the wearer moves.
If you already have a reference that fits well, our team can review what you want to keep and what needs to change. We can work from a reference sample or tech pack and develop a sample for your review. For a lace change, we check where the new trim ends against the garment. For a different profile, we review the cup shape and where the pad adds fullness.
You can also discuss fabrics, colors, sizing, labels and packaging with us. We’ll confirm the changes we can make to the selected style and which changes need a new fit sample before we quote the work.
When the lift needs adjusting, we review where the pad sits and how it tapers into the cup edge.
If two pad positions are feasible, we compare them with the same cup shape, band and cup size, wearer and garment. Front and side views show how the lift and coverage change. If the cup shape also changes, we compare the two builds as complete designs.
Before ordering, you can ask to see an existing reference style. We prepare the counter sample after receiving your formal purchase order (PO).
We agree on a base size from your core selling sizes, then prepare the counter sample to check lift and coverage in that size.
We choose representative band and cup combinations with you, including the ends of your planned range. We check lift and coverage under the same neckline style in the corresponding garment sizes. We prepare bulk materials after you approve the size set.
We agree on the sample revision, pad specification, key dimensions and tolerances, and who signs off on component changes. Bulk production begins after you approve the pre-production sample.
Final inspection is part of our push-up plunge bra production process. We use the approved sample revision, pad specification and agreed dimensions and tolerances to check details such as center-front height, cup symmetry and pad position. Component changes follow the agreed sign-off.
The order’s inspection plan can specify the sampling method, what goes into the inspection record, who provides it and when you receive it. If the order calls for a pre-shipment review, we can share the record before shipment.
We confirm that at the fitting under your target garment. We record the bra’s center-front height at the agreed points, then check the center front, cup edges and lace edges as the wearer stands, sits and raises their arms. A photo or neckline measurements can guide the first review.
We assess that on the sample. If two pad positions are feasible, we compare them on the same cup shape, band and cup size, wearer and garment. If the cup shape changes too, we compare the two builds as complete designs.
Start with a base size that represents your range, then agree on band and cup combinations where fit is most likely to vary. We check lift and coverage in each sample under the same neckline style in the corresponding garment size.
We can review fabric, lace, color, sizing, labels and packaging. A change to the neckline, cup shape or pad may need a new fitting sample. We’ll confirm what can be adapted from the reference pattern.
A free sample may be available for an existing style. We confirm availability and shipping terms first. We quote any custom sample fees and timing for your brief.
We confirm both in your project quote once we have the style, colors, size range, quantities and target delivery date. The quote states whether the minimum applies by style, color or order. It lists sample timing, production lead time and estimated delivery, with the starting point for each stage.
Bulk starts after you approve the pre-production sample. We agree which sample revision, pad specification, key dimensions and tolerances apply to the order. We also agree who signs off on a component change before it’s used.
Yes, if your order specifies a pre-shipment review. We agree the sampling method, what the inspection record contains, who provides it and when you’ll receive it in the order’s inspection plan.
A photo link or a sample of the target garment is enough to start. If you have a reference bra, include its style name or number and what you want to keep or change.
For a sample, send a photo link or reference style and what you want to keep or change. For a quote, add sizes, colors, quantities and your target delivery date.
Your quote sets the minimum by style, color or order and lists sample timing, production lead time and estimated delivery.
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