Amoena Hannah 2160 Wire-Free Front Closure Comfort Bra

Amoena Hannah 2160 Wire-Free Front Closure Comfort Bra is designed to provide all-day comfort without compromising on style, so that a women can enjoy gentle support and feel confident in the natural shape. This FSA-approved Hannah Comfort Bra features ultra-soft fabric that offers a snug and non-restrictive fit. The cotton pockets and smooth interior side seams for comfort to sensitive skin and the front closure helps in easy access during treatment. It has padded and stretch fabric straps with front fasteners.

Hannah 2160 Wire-Free Bra Features

• Material: 89% Cotton, 11% Elastane
• Cut and sewn pockets provide comfort
• Padded, stretch fabric straps with front fasteners
• Amoena 2160 Bra provides a snug and non-restrictive and snug fit
• Post surgery front closure bra for easy access during treatment with cotton pockets
• Hook & eyes:
  • 4 rows: XS(A/B); S(A/B); M(A/B); XS(C/D)
  • 5 rows: L(A/B); XL(A/B); S(C/D); M(C/D)
  • 6 rows: L(C/D); XL(C/D)

What to buy with Amoena Hannah Mastectomy Bra

• Amoena 442 Essential Light 2S Breast Form
• Amoena Ayon Half Bodice Swimsuit

Hannah Comfort Bra Care Instructions

• The hooks at the back and adjustments on the straps will not normally withstand high temperatures
• Use a mild detergent and put underwire bras in a laundry bag
• The bras must be well rinsed to remove all traces of detergent from the fabric
• Not rinsing it out can irritate your sensitive skin or turn the material yellow
• Perfumes and deodorants are very difficult to remove if they accidentally stain a bra or camisole
• To avoid staining your bra, spray your favorite perfume on your body before getting dressed and wait until your skin is completely dry to get dressed

Amoena User Manuals

• Amoena Bra Fitting Guide
• Special Features of Amoena Pocketed Bras
• Amoena Lingerie and Swimwear Care Instructions

Size Chart of Amoena 2160 Non-Wired Bra

1. Underbust Measurement: Determine the underbust measurement to get the band size. While you are wearing a bra, measure around your torso where the bra band sits.
2. 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.
3. Find your measurements in the chart below to determine the bra size

• 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.