Custom Bra Company molds women’s breasts to create custom made bras.
Custom Bras and Corset Company Snares of Venus, is adding a new service to help make custom bras for the most difficult-to-fit women. Instead of only collecting measurements which they traditionally use to draft custom bra patterns; they are molding women’s breasts to give the company an exact working replica of each client.
Owner, Shelancia Daniel first used this breast molding technique as a last resort for a difficult-to-fit client. Her client was extremely busty and had an asymmetrical bustline.
Shelancia tried drafting numerous bra patterns using her client’s measurements, but was never completely satisfied with the results.
“When one bra cup was fitting well, the other bra cup was either too small or too big.”
While working late in her studio one night, she looked at one of her mannequins and thought it would be excellent to have a mannequin with the exact shape, size and depth of her client’s breast to work with. From custom bra maker to custom breast molder, Shelancia decided to make a mold of her client’s breast. Once the mold was formed, Shelancia was able to use it to correct the size and shape of her client’s original bra pattern. When Shelancia’s client tried on the bra…
“The fit was perfect.”
Snares of Venus also uses breast molds to create custom bra padding for clients with severe breast asymmetry. Breast molds are also very useful to make bras for women with post surgical breast defects, women with pectus excavatum and any other woman who has a difficult time getting a bra to fit.
The cost for a custom breast molding session, which also includes a Snares of Venus bra, is $650. Once a custom breast mold is used to create the clients very own custom bra pattern, the customer’s pattern remains on file with the company indefinitely. Individual custom bra patterns can be used over and over again to make bras without the initial breast molding fee.
For more information, please visit http://www.snaresofvenus.com/ or call 1 800 618 1891.
