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ME-802-XXS-B
Designed for easy-on comfort, this tank top features wire-free lift and support.
Size GuideThe ME-802 is designed for easy-on comfort and everyday support. The smooth, covered back, paneled shaping power in the abdomen, and wire-free lift gives total comfort and support that lasts all day long. Machine washable. Designed with our patented TriFlex™ 3D stretch fabric.
United StatesTHE BEST! SO COMFORTABLE!! NO MORE BRAS FOR ME!
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Good product - material, sewing and finish looks great. Will likely go down one size for more firm fit to deal with lymphedema issue better. Wondering if marena will ever get other color choices to wear besides black - just like a little more colors to work with.
Although I love this top and it has great compression.. Its un raveling at seams.
I've been wearing compression tops/camis for 20 years. Hate bras! This one is easy to pull on, feet first. Love the back coverage and wide straps. Comfortable compression. Does not have bra shelf, so does not "lift and/or 09arate" but simply holds in place and flattens chest a bit so no jiggling. Nice and long as well. Would like a bit more compression and shaping but then it would be difficult to get on with the higher back and wide straps. Compared to others I've had and like better, I give it a 4 but am satisfied with this as an option and would recommend.
easy on, step in and pull up. Helps control a lymph edema pocket in my back. Once on wears comfortably. Pulls of over head.
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