Dorothy Wire-Free Mastectomy Bra Features
- Shoulder Straps:
Comfortable, adjustable straps support a breast form without putting any strain on the shoulders. Some styles have wider, padded straps for additional comfort and support in larger sizes - Pockets:
Unless otherwise stated, all bras have discreet pockets to hold a breast form or partial shaper securely in place. The pockets are made from various soft and breathable materials and are invisible behind the cup when a breast form is not being worn allowing bras to be worn by any woman - Cups:
Bra cups follow the shape of a breast form closely to ensure a perfect fit. Elastic edges provide extra security - Wider underband:
A wider underband gives support and stability, ensuring a breast form or partial shaper stays securely in place - Variable fastening:
Back closures feature 2 to 8 hooks, depending on the bra size, ensuring just the right amount of support - Hook & eye:
- 2 rows: cups AA,A; 32-38 B; 34-36 C
- 3 rows: 40-44 B; 38-44 C
What to buy with Amoena Wire Free Bra
- Amoena Natura Cosmetic 2SN Lightweight Breast Forms
Amoena Post Mastectomy Bra User Manuals
- Amoena Bra Benefits
- Find the Best Amoena Bra for Shape and Support
- Amoena Fitting Guide – Lingerie & Swimwear
- Special Features of Amoena Pocketed Bras
- Amoena Lingerie and Swimwear Care Instructions
How to measure Amoena Dorothy Lingerie?
- Underbust Measurement: Determine the underbust measurement to get the band size. While wearing a bra, measure around your torso where the bra band sits.
- Overbust Measurement: Then, determine the half overbust measurement and multiply by two to get the cup size. If unilateral, find the bra cup by measuring from the middle of your chest, at the sternum, over the fullest part of your remaining breast to the center of your back, at your spine. If bilateral, you can choose your cup size, and it should be proportionate to your body.
- Find your measurements in the chart below to determine the bra size
Amoena Dorothy Lingerie Fitting Tips
- Band: The band should be snug, but not tight. Make sure the band (front and back) is parallel to the floor or slightly lower in the back. If breast tissue is slipping out below the band, try a cross-over size; go down-in-the-band, up-in-the-cup
- Cup: If you are overflowing the cup either at the center front, the underarm, or under the band, then try a larger cup. Make sure you fill out the top of the cup. Soft breast tissue can puddle down in the cup. If this happens, try a smaller cup, or a more shallow bra style.
