Mj-2503
$ 39.80
Healthy, comfortable sport bra in organic cotton. This bra has similar front styling to a popular Daily Bra but with a racer bra back. It has a v-neck crossover front, contoured racerback cut with thick sporty straps. No-closure wireless style offers a surprising amount of support without hooks, clasps or underwire. It has removable shaping pads with modal lining at pads that wicks moisture - for daily wear or light workouts. You can use the pads (included) or you can add your own nursing breast pads or mastectomy breast form.
This bra has a fold over front, increased support due to a racer back and the bottom is finished off with a 1" elastic covered in fabric in brown contrasting color.No black closure, you put it on through your shoulders. Made ethically in the U.S.A. in printed organic cotton and organic cotton threads. The print on this bra is adorable!
Good fit true to size.
shell: 91% Organically grown cotton, 9% Spandex
wicking lining: 100% modal (wood pulp)
Made in the U.S.A.
Fabric Care: Machine wash on gentle cycle in cold water. Tumble dry low heat.
Due to the intimate nature of this garment, there are no returns on this item.
| S | M | L | XL | |
| Bra Size | A - C | B - D | C - E | D - F |
| Under Bust | 29 - 32 | 32 - 36 | 36 - 40 | 40 - 44 |
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