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Great front-closing sports bras
I had a rotator cuff repair surgery a few months ago. In this part of my recovery phase, I am still unable to reach back. So I needed some front-closing bras. (I know I could just go bra-less. And I did while my arm was in the sling. But I’m back at work soon, and I am not comfortable heading to work without one.)I’m so glad I found these! They’re high quality with a nice, thick material that’s 2-plied. And they’re a great fit–once I figured out which size to get. The chart was no help.For reference, I wear a size M in unisex tshirts, and size XL of this bra fits me best. My mom bought some for herself, too. She wears L in unisex tshirts, and the 3XL bras fit her best. So basically, whatever size unisex t-shirt you wear, get a bra size that’s 2 sizes up. This might not work for everyone, though.One thing I did not like was the padding. They were too big for me. But they’re removable, so no problem. Also, I originally ordered a set with a “flesh” color bra. I don’t know what flesh color that was. It was too orange! Returned it for a set with beige.

SO THANKFUL I ORDERED THIS BRA!
I am a breast cancer patient. I had breast reconstruction back on 11.12.18. However, because I am chek2 positive, I have to have yearly mammograms and yearly breast MRIs alternating every 6 months. I hadn’t healed completely from my reconstruction yet, and was made to get a mammogram. Needless to say…the mammogram tech was having a bad day…and she took it out on me. I was in so much pain that I couldn’t even touch my right breast. The day after the mammogram, my breasts were no longer symmetrical (right breast sat higher and pulled toward my shoulder); my right breast was much smaller than my left (even though the right has the larger implant due to having to make up for the tumor removal; my right breast was no longer round; my right breast was rock hard; I had a pocket of fluid that collected above the incision where they removed the tumor; due to the trauma of the mammogram, I developed a lot of scar tissue…some of which developed at the incision/scar where the tumor was removed, and it ended up adhering to the implant itself…which made it to where the skin on my breast couldn’t move at all. Also, due to the trauma of the mammogram, my doctor said I had an “extremely pi*sed off pec muscle.” My pec muscle just couldn’t accommodate the size of the implant anymore (my implants were placed under the muscle).Due to the pandemic, and the fact my plastic surgeon moved out of state, it took me quite a while to find another surgeon I trusted. Anyway, I FINALLY had surgery to correct everything this past Monday. I had my implants removed, along with the capsules; scar tissue removed; new, smaller implants put back in; and a breast lift done to remove excess skin from where I had the tissue expanders and larger implants in the past; plus…I ended up having two drains temporarily.The surgical bra they put you in after surgery never fits correctly, are usually very scratchy, full of and extremely uncomfortable. I bought these hoping they would fit and be somewhat comfortable. Because I haven’t had my post-op appointment yet, I still have my drains, as well as all the tape, gauze, bandages, ABD pads, etc. And beneath all of that are stitches, glue and steri-strips. I’m not allowed to remove any of that stuff yet. And…the bandages aren’t even…so my breasts don’t look even at all at this point…but they will when everything is healed up 🙂When these arrived in the mail this morning…I was so happy!!! Initially, I was a bit concerned that they wouldn’t fit at the moment (I’m also still swollen). (I ordered size L. I’m 5’5, 118 lbs. Prior to this surgery, I was a 34DDD. Once healed, I should be a 34D/DD.) I had to have my husband help me get the original surgical bra off and this one on. But one it was on…it was like breathing a huge sigh of relief! It fits perfectly! And it’s so comfortable! It’s not rubbing on my drains at all. It’s not rubbing on the incisions that are under my breasts. The material is very soft, with just the right amount of stretch. I actually feel very supported, but not too snug/tight. I’ll definitely be wearing these for the foreseeable future! Absolutely worth the money!

Good support and coverage
I got these after my post-mastectomy reconstruction surgery. They are very comfortable and have provided good support and coverage. The front zipper made them easy to put on and take off after surgery. I only had a mastectomy on one side, so even post-reconstruction, I’m not completely symmetrical. These make both sides look nearly identical in size and shape. They have really helped boost my confidence after feeling self conscious the last several months since my original surgery. My only complaint is that the zipper is hard to conceal and shows through a lot of my shirts.

Got these for my upcoming lumpectomy surgery, and I can’t believe how comfortable they are!Size is accurate!

Full coverage. Soft . Moulded cups. Hand wash