BRABAR: HELPING TWEENS FEEL COMFORTABLE IN THEIR OWN SKIN.
Growing up is hard enough. Going through puberty and watching your body blossom and change before your eyes is the veritable icing on that not-so-sweet cake.
And that's the beauty and brilliance of BRABAR, the first bra brand specifically made and marketed for tween and teen girls.
Wendy Herman is inarguably an expert in the intimates category. But when she took her daughter bra shopping for the first time, she realized there was a gap in the market and opportunity waiting to be filled. She wanted to create a "place" where young girls could learn about fit and embrace their changing bodies in a comfortable setting--their own homes. Girls are developing younger and younger; but their waists don’t get wider--so they are left with bands that are too big and cups that are too small.
She launched BRABAR with four initial styles in two sizes, to fit both petite and fuller busted girls. The brand's signature EZ-fit method explains how to measure yourself at home and what size you should purchase based off your measurements. BRABAR’s seamless construction allows for targeted compression in the band and not the cup.
Comfort is the key to confidence. I know I didn't feel either of those things that first time I wore a training bra. Eight out of ten women are wearing the wrong bra size, and the miseducation starts in our teens. Women today do not know how to measure themselves, and that is why many are still wearing the wrong size bras. Tweens and teens need all the gentle encouragement they can get during what can be a tricky time. BRABAR hopes to break the cycle through education.
BRABAR is now available at https://shopbrabar.com and on Amazon.
https://www.momtrends.com/living/brabar-helping-tweens-feel-comfortable-in-their-own-skin
Consider the style and design | Bras for Girls| Teenage Bralette | Sports Bras| Halter Bras | Juniors Bras| Cup Sizes AA, A, B, C, D, DD,
When choosing a bra for girls, it's important to consider the style and design that will best suit their needs. Different styles of bras offer different levels of support and coverage, so it's important to choose one that matches the girl's preferences and activities. For example, a sports bra may be more suitable for girls who are active and participate in sports, while a bralette or wireless bra may be more comfortable for everyday wear. Additionally, consider the design features such as adjustable straps, hook and eye closures, and padding or underwire for added support. By considering the style and design of the bra, you can ensure that it not only fits well but also meets the girl's individual needs and preferences.
LAUREN BARTH NOV 12, 2018
