Why a Wire Free Front Opening Bra Makes Dressing Easier
A wire free front opening bra is designed to simplify dressing, especially when reaching behind your back is difficult or uncomfortable. Whether you’re recovering from surgery, have limited mobility, or just want a bra that’s easy to put on and take off, the front closure design removes the twisting and reaching that traditional back-clasp bras require.
The Bendon Restore Wire Free Front Opening Bra is built specifically with post-surgery comfort in mind, using soft, double-layered Tencel fabric that feels smooth against the skin. Its front opening and adjustable straps let you dress without help, making it a practical choice for recovery or everyday wear.
What the Bendon Restore Bra Offers
- Bendon Restore Wire Free Front Opening Bra - Black: Double layer soft Tencel fabric feels smooth and soft against the skin. Main: 81% lyocell, 12% polyamide, 7% elastane; exclusive of trims. The soft, breathable fabric is gentle on sensitive skin, which is important after surgery or when wearing a bra for long periods.
Bendon Restore Wire Free Front Opening Bra - Black - Bendon Restore Wire Free Front Opening Bra - Black: Internal pockets for inserting prosthetics. If you need to use breast forms or prosthetics, the internal pockets keep them securely in place without extra bulk or discomfort.
- Bendon Restore Wire Free Front Opening Bra - Black: Multiway hooks on the front straps allow you to easily alternate between cross-over or straight straps. Adjustable straps let you tailor it to your perfect shape. You can customize the strap style and length to suit your recovery needs or clothing neckline, adding versatility to a single bra.
How to Put On a Front Closure Bra
Putting on a front closure bra is straightforward, but a few steps help ensure a comfortable fit and prevent strain on the fabric or closures.
- Open the front clasp completely: Unfasten the front hooks or clasp before putting the bra on. This gives you full access to the cups and band.
- Lean forward and place the cups: Lean forward slightly to allow your breasts to fall naturally into the cups. Adjust the cups so the internal pocket (if present) is correctly positioned.
- Bring the band around and fasten: Bring the band around your torso and fasten the front closure. Ensure the band sits horizontally across your back, not riding up.
- Adjust the straps: Use the adjustable straps to set the length so the bra feels supportive but not tight. For the Bendon Restore bra, you can also switch between straight or cross-over strap styles using the multiway hooks.
- Check the fit: The band should feel snug but not dig in. The cups should fully contain your breast tissue without gaping or spillage. If you use prosthetics, make sure they sit flat inside the pockets.
Fitting Tips for Wire Free Front Opening Bras
Wire free bras rely on the band and fabric for support, so getting the right size is important. The Bendon Restore bra is available in sizes S to XXL, which gives you a range to find a comfortable fit. Because there are no underwires, the fit should feel secure but not restrictive—you should be able to slide two fingers under the band easily.
If you are between sizes, consider going up a band size for a more forgiving fit, especially if you are recovering from surgery and may experience swelling. The Tencel fabric has some stretch (7% elastane), so it will mold to your shape over time without losing support.
Remember that the internal pockets for prosthetics may slightly change the fit if you use them. Test the bra with your prosthetics in place to ensure the cups still lie smoothly and the front closure does not pull or gap.
Care for Long-Lasting Comfort
To keep the soft Tencel fabric and front closure working well, hand wash the bra in cold water with a gentle detergent. Avoid wringing or twisting, which can damage the fabric and the closure. Lay flat to dry away from direct heat. This care routine helps maintain the fabric’s softness and the bra’s shape, so it stays comfortable for many wears.
