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ProjectMe Warrior Plunge Ivory Contour Nursing Bra - Flexi Underwire

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Unleash your inner Warrior 


The strength of a Warrior is with you, armed in bold, graphic lace with slashes of shine strapping, ProjectMe Warrior is your strong contemporary message of owning motherhood with girl boss attitude that defines sexy!

ProjectMe Warrior Nursing Bra with plunging neckline, strap style sling and lace back mean all angles are covered.  The contour foam cup and wire support ensures lift and shape are not compromised, finished with Rose Gold hardware to complete your look. 


Features

  • Perfect support for both pregnancy and breastfeeding.
  • Flexi underwire bra for maximum comfort and support.
  • Contour cup for a smooth line
  • Rose Gold hardware
  • Side Sling for great skin to skin contact
  • Easy one handed drop down cups for breastfeeding
  • 6 hook and eye extension for ribcage expansion


Notes

For the majority of people wearing a flexi-wire while pregnant and nursing is safe. We simply say that you should not wear a wire when 'you' feel like your breasts are changing in size throughout the day, not for the first couple of weeks after giving birth, and not if you are highly sensitive to issues like mastitis.

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