Review on 👙 Comfort and Convenience combined: Jockey Women's Zip Front Seam Free Bra by Emmanuel Winschel

After major breast reconstruction surgery I was desperate for a compression bra to live in for the many weeks of healing. I have ordered several different bras with the features I need most. Those features are stretchy fabric that provides excellent support and compression while maintaining total comfort (because I have to wear a bra 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, except in the shower), and the ability for drainage in each breast. I also needed a front closure and found that this bra has a great little clip that holds the bra together while you struggle with the zipper. Yes, I've had many special moments trying to fasten my bra! However, when I rate the struggle factor from 1 to 10, with 10 being the lightest, this bra scores a solid 8 compared to the bra my surgeon sent me home in. , it has a hook and eye closure with a very stressful fight factor 1. The other two styles of bras I have purchased are similar to the hook and eye closure and the stress of putting those things on. on the. Oh! Forget it. So back to that bra… I found the sizing listed in the bra purchase information was slightly different. My size isn't even listed so I took what I usually wear. He was very small. I used it because I needed it, but I wiggled and tugged at it and had to take it off completely if I didn't want to scream. It was small but honestly everything else about the bra was good so I ordered a size up for my next order and I couldn't be happier with it. I should also note that it has removable pads inside the bra. They are easy to remove and just as easy to replace. They come in handy when you want a little more coverage for shirts or dresses made of thin material. One more note on this bra: I had no problems at all with the zipper unzipping or slipping down, even on the smaller size. I have a bra of this size but made sure to zip up once the bra was on. I hope this helps others decide whether or not to buy this bra.