Frances Wire-Free Front Closure Bra - sand
Order Code: 2128 Frances SB FC
Order Code: 2128 Frances SB FC
$47.45
The Frances Wire-Free Front Closure Bra is designed to provide exceptional comfort and support, especially for women experiencing skin irritation or recovering from surgery. This bra combines practical features with a soft, breathable fabric to ensure all-day wearability and ease of use.
- High cotton content and soft cotton pockets perfect for women with skin irritation or immediately postsurgery
- Cut and sewn cups ensure all-day support while remaining comfortable
- Perfect for wearing postsurgery or during leisure time, with bilateral pockets to hold a leisure form or breast form
- Frances is one of our most popular leisure bras
- Front fastening for easy dressing, ideal for those with limited mobility
- Suitable for sleeping
XS
A/BC/DDD/DDD
S
A/BC/DDD/DDD
M
A/BC/DDD/DDD
L
A/BC/DDD/DDD
XL
A/BC/DDD/DDD
2XL
A/BC/DDD/DDD
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Sizes
XS (28/30) - 2XL (48/50) | Cups: A/B; C/D; DD/DDD
Hooks and Eyes
4 rows: XS(30A/B, 30C/D); S(32A/B); M(34A/B)
5 rows: XS(30DD/DDD); S(32C/D, DD/DDD), M(34C/D, DD/DDD); L(36A/B, 36C/D); XL(38A/B, 38C/D); 2XL(40A/B, 40C/D)
6 rows: L(36DD/DDD); XL(38DD/DDD)
7 rows: 2XL(40DD/DDD)
Material
Cotton: 90 % | Elastane: 10 %40 °C Machine wash gentle cycle|Do not bleach|Do not tumble dry|Do not iron|Do not dry clean
What is the difference between the Frances ...
Question
What is the difference between the Frances non-wired front closure and the Hannah non-wired front closure?
Answer
Hello,Thank you for taking the time to send us an email. The Hannah bra is a recovery care garment with drain management, this bra is used immediately after a procedure (primarily). The Frances bra does not have drain management, it is generally for the time period following the swelling and sensitivity, but it is more of a leisure bra. Also, it has more support than the Hannah bra and can be worn around the home or even as a everyday bra because of the difference in the support and comfortability that it offers.
I hope this helps!
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I am looking for a bra for post mastectomy ...
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I am looking for a bra for post mastectomy with direct to implant reconstruction. I need something with compression that is as comfortable as possible. My dr gave me a wired sports bra that is beyond uncomfortable. I am looking for one that will help with compression and form. Can you point me in the right direction?
Answer
The Hannah Wire-Free Front Closure would be a good bra to start with.Looking at the frances non wired bra Not sure...
Question
Looking at the frances non wired bra Not sure what size to order. This would be temporary until I get the Permanent prosthesis. My right breast is a size c+d and my left breast bra size is a 36h I guess I need the form as well. Was looking at the amoena 216 not sure what size to get to insert in the bra. I don’t want to spend a lot since this is not permanent.
Answer
You seem to have several variables and I highly suggest that you visit an authorized Amoena retailer to provide you with further and more precise attention to selecting the correct Leisure bra until you get your permanent breast forms. Please visit our website to find a retailer in your area that would be happy to assist you with fitting and purchasing Amoena products. https://www.amoena.com/us-en/retailers/Do you have zipper closure?
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Do you have zipper closure?
Answer
The Hannah Wire-Free Front Closure Bra is a zipper front closure bra in our recovery care styles. The Frances Bra is not a front zipper closure bra.from a bra fitter of years ago - are the rib ...
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from a bra fitter of years ago - are the rib measurements true measurements or should the old way of adding 3 inches to the rib used
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