Maison Lejaby Adage Collection ~ The Essence of Softness & Comfort
Softness to the touch, naturalness and supreme comfort aptly describes the new Adage everyday collection from Maison Lejaby. This innovative line is made entirely of 100% stretch cotton with clean cut pieces and smooth, elastic cotton lace. The Adage range is not only esthetically beautiful and comfortable for everyday wear, it also includes the brand’s first post-mastectomy bra specially designed to offer soothing support for women affected by breast cancer.
With an innovative design, the Adage Post Surgery Bra features wire-free soft cups made with 100% stretch cotton and feminine stretch cotton lace. Seams are flat stitched for superior comfort and support. Also included are pockets inside the cup for breast prosthesis. The post-operative shape was developed with the utmost care in terms of finishes and functionality. Available in white and black.
For full figure support up to an H Cup, The Adage Underwired Encasing Bra is a perfect choice. Featuring 3-piece construction with cotton lace at the top of cup and on the side panel, the entire cup is lined with tulle for optimal comfort and support.
The everyday comfort Underwire Bra is so elegant with stretch lace adorning the top cup. The lower cup is lined with cotton and the back features stretch cotton for support. Delicate finishes are streamlined with graphic elastic.
Soft cup Cross Over Bra in the collection is ultra comfortable and so pretty, made with 100% stretch cotton and lace! The triangle cache-coeur design and the adjustable straps in the front allow for a nice, easy fit.
Body Adage is an underwire, cup-sized bodysuit featuring an all-cotton body, stretch cotton lace at the top of the cups and edging at the legs. Seductive, beautiful and curve accentuating – yet superbly comfortable.
There are three panty styles as well to complete your look in this cotton-comfort collection: Tanga Thong, Bikini Brief and High Waisted Briefs. All are made with the softest 100% stretch cotton and lace.
