The new comfortable bra from Cancer Research UK is made from super soft knitted fabric. It’s seamless design, easy hook and eye front fastening, removeable pads and wide adjustable straps ensure a perfect and secure fit.
We are excited to be linking with the fantastic charity, Cancer Research UK and introducing their new post-surgery bra to Nicola Jane! Over the last 40 years, Cancer Research UK’s work has helped double breast cancer survival. Every sale of this bra ensures that progress continues, funding future breast cancer research projects.Made from super-soft knitted fabric. It’s seamless design, easy hook and eye front fastening, removeable pads and wide adjustable straps ensure a perfect and secure fit. The ultra cool bamboo material is soft against sensitive skin, which is breathable, moisture wicking and antibacterial, making it a fabulous post-surgery front fastening every day bra. In white, black and beige colours and sizes ranging from Small to XXL the design is perfectly comfortable wear for non-patients too.Ideal for all surgery typesMedium supportRemovable padded, non-wired cupsFront adjustable strapsPockets both sides72% bamboo viscose, 22% polyamide, 6% elastane
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