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May 19th, 2012bras4mums launch innovative products to pregnant and breastfeeding Mums at the Birmingham Baby Show
May 15th, 2012bras4mums are delighted to be launching two new companies at the Birmingham Baby Show, NEC on 18th May. Both bring innovation to the maternity and nursing clothing market with their clever designs and a focus on value for money and longevity of use.
Lorna Drew nursing bra
Lorna Drew nursing bras have special clips designed to be adjusted up to 3 cup sizes, and can be worn during pregnancy, breastfeeding and beyond. Seren Maternity designs bring quality in design to maternity and nursing clothes. The fabric has been cleverly cut and finished to ensure the products can be worn during pregnancy, breastfeeding and beyond.
Women’s bodies change so much during their pregnancy and when breastfeeding, it’s often difficult to get bras and clothes that will last throughout. bras4mums are delighted to have come across these two new designers and are pleased to bring them to the mass market at the Baby Show.
T-J, owner of bras4mums, said, “We know that women want to get more wear from their maternity and breastfeeding clothes, and not just wearing them for their next baby! Lorna Drew and Seren Designs are really leading the market to ensure women get the value for money with good looking and fitting products that will last more than a couple of months!”.
Friday 18th May will see the launch of both Lorna Drew and Seren Designs on stand H8. A pregnant Mum of 1, Jessica Guglielmetti, will be modelling the Lorna Drew nursing bras and talking about her own experiences.
Jessica said, “I wanted to do this to show new mums that your changing body shape isn’t a taboo subject and that you
Pregnant model
can be confident in yourself whilst breastfeeding/pregnant. I am determined to invest in some “decent” maternity/nursing wear as last time I didn’t realise what was out there and available until near the end of my breastfeeding time. bras4mums offer great advice and service, so I’m delighted to be one of the first women to try out the new products.”
bras4mums, will be offering a free bra fitting service at the show with a wide range of products, including the popular HOTmilk, Royce, Bravado and Emma Jane ranges. Customers will be able to try the Seren Designs products with their newly fitted bras and take advantage of the many show offers available.
Show Offers:
Seren Maternity Designs Buy 2 items, get the cheapest half price
Lorna Drew nursing bras Buy 2 bras, get the cheapest half price
BreastVest Buy 2 breastvest for £25
Half price HOTmilk and Womama bras
For more information please contact T-J Hughes, bras4mums 07762000426, or t-j@bras4mums.co.uk, or Lorna Drew, Lorna Drew 07976902198, info@lornadrew.com, or Seren Maternity Designs, info@serenmaternity.co.uk
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