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When I first met Caeleigh she was interested in being a brand ambassador. She loved our bra so much she decided to be a model as well.
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Our gorgeous models represent self made business owners who are confident everyday. We love having such inspiring women represent our brand.
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When dressing everyday is easier than ever before. Why wouldn't you want a BraEasy Bra.
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Australian adaptive lingerie company BraEasy is having a huge debut year. Their one-handed bra has received kudos from all over since it rolled out last December, including positive notices from Paralympic medalist Elizabeth Wright and New York University disability guru Truett Vaigneur. Last we checked, the bras were on sale; order here. Click on this link below to read the full article.
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Braeasy is a lingerie company breaking barriers in every possible way. From their focus on beautiful accessible bras to diverse representation in their marketing material to their inclusive values, this is a company that is determined to make a difference. These values and approach to bras isn’t surprising at all when you hear founder Rachel Whittaker’s story.
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Rachel Whittaker is the CEO and creative director of BraEasy. She designed the first adaptive bra when her daughter, Jamie, had a stroke and was unable to put on a bra independently. From the first bra to now, BraEasy has become an internationally successful bra company providing disabled women all over the world with adaptive, sexy, and comfortable bras.
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