Trusst
Large breasts and traditionally designed bras notoriously strain the neck, back and shoulder muscles. Trusst bras cleverly redistribute breast weight, offering comfortable all-day wear.
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Trusst Lingerie Technology
Image Credit: Trusst Lingerie Trusst uses a molded plastic component to create a cantilevered truss system that redistributes the majority of the breasts’ weight-bearing load to the core muscles from the neck, shoulders and back.
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Trusst’s Jessica style
Image Credit: Trusst Lingerie Trusst uses a molded plastic component to create a cantilevered truss system that redistributes the majority of the breasts’ weight-bearing load to the core muscles from the neck, shoulders and back.
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Trusst’s Suzanne style
Image Credit: Trusst Lingerie Trusst uses a molded plastic component to create a cantilevered truss system that redistributes the majority of the breasts’ weight-bearing load to the core muscles from the neck, shoulders and back.
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Trusst bra’s Dahlia style
Image Credit: Trusst Lingerie Trusst uses a molded plastic component to create a cantilevered truss system that redistributes the majority of the breasts’ weight-bearing load to the core muscles from the neck, shoulders and back.
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Trusst bra in the Marjory style
Image Credit: Trusst Lingerie Trusst uses a molded plastic component to create a cantilevered truss system that redistributes the majority of the breasts’ weight-bearing load to the core muscles from the neck, shoulders and back.
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Founder + CEO Sophia Berman
Image Credit: Trusst Lingerie Berman put her Carnegie Mellon industrial engineering design to work redesigning an underwire-free bra for women with DD breasts and larger.
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Trusst
Image Credit: Trusst Lingerie Large breasts and traditionally designed bras notoriously strain the neck, back and shoulder muscles. Trusst bras cleverly redistribute breast weight, offering comfortable all-day wear.