Product Details
Grey solid medium-coverage Everyday bra
Non Padded and Non-Wired cut and sew cups
Regular straps and back closure
Back style: Regular
Feature: All Day Comfort
Material & Care
Cotton and elastane
Machine-wash
Specifications
Back |
Regular |
Closure |
Back Closure |
Fabric |
Cotton |
Features |
All Day Comfort |
Multipack Set |
Single |
Pattern |
Solid |
Seam |
Cut and Sew |
Straps |
Regular |
Sustainable |
Regular |
Wash Care |
Machine Wash |
Center Front Open |
No |
Coverage |
Medium Coverage |
Fabric 2 |
Elastane |
Knit or Woven |
Woven |
Padding |
Non Padded |
Print or Pattern Type |
Solid |
Straps |
Regular |
Type |
Everyday |
Wiring |
Non-Wired
|
Complete The Look
You'll want to always wear this flattering and comfortable bra by DressBerry. Add this trendsetting piece to your collection of intimate staples and enjoy long-lasting comfort.
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