Anita Microfibre 5068 Underwire Nursing Bra

Features of Anita Microfibre 5068 Nursing Bra

• Anita Nursing Bra is made in breathable microfibre with soft, naturally shaping underwiring
• Stretch and adjustable straps, firmly attached to the breast support
• 3-position back-fastener
• Seamless cups
• Special supporting effect
• Microfibre
  • The ultimate comfort fabric which is light and silky
  • Soft breathable for optimum skin milieu
  • Easy to care for (fast-drying, non-iron)
• LYCRA
  • It is a trademark of INVISTA.
  • It lends garments long-lasting elasticity, an optimum fit and perfect shape.
• Outer fabric
  • 80% Nylon
  • 20% Elastane

What to buy with Anita Microfibre Bra

• Anita Care Nipple Set
• Anita Comfort Calmyra High-Waist Brief

How to calculate the bra size of Anita Post Mastectomy Bras?

Measuring underbust size of Anita Nursing Bras

1. Place the tape measure just below the chest. Make sure it runs horizontally and at the same height around the upper body, ribcage and back. Let your arms hang in a natural position beside your body and breathe normally.
2. Pull the measuring tape to get a comfortable but snug feeling. If you get an odd number, round down to the next even number. (Example: If you have measured 35 inches round up to 36 inches)

Measuring the cup size of Anita Post Mastectomy Bras

1. Place the measuring tape horizontally around the fullest part of your bust -usually at the tip level. Make sure to position the tape in a horizontal line across front and back and stand in an upright position.
2. Pull the tape slightly and breathe in and out. Let the tape slide to a comfortable yet snug position.

Determination of Anita Underwire Bras

1. This result is primarily intended to serve as a reference point.
2. Suppose your Bust Size measures 38 inch and Cup size measures 42 inch then your Bra Size will be 40 D.
3. Difference between 42 and 38 is 4 so the cup size will be "D" and 40 is the size between 38 and 42 inches.

Size Chart of Anita Post Mastectomy Bras

How to care Anita Nursing Bra?

• Most lingerie can be machine-washed at low temperatures (30°C).
• Always use the delicate setting for mastectomy bras. If your machine does not have one, use the easy-care setting
• Always use a mild detergent and ensure the correct dosage - too much can damage the fabric, while too little won't get it properly clean
• It is best to place delicate items in a special protective bag before machine-washing, closing all velcro-type fasteners first - or hand-wash them in warm water.
• Please do not use fabric conditioner.
• Whites: Never wash whites and colors together - even by hand. This can cause discoloration, or turn your garments grey and dull. To bring your whites up bright and fresh again, you can occasionally use a net curtain whitener.
• Drying: Never dry your lingerie directly on heaters, in direct sunlight, or in the tumble dryer. The wear and tear on fabric and lace is exacerbated by extreme heat.