Oh snap, they put a magnet on it.

In the heat of the moment, who wants to struggle with fussy bra clasps? Not us! Good news, soon the over the shoulder boulder holder will come complete with magnetic fasteners. No longer will we have to fumble around in the dark in order to unhook our goods!

Enter Corebra, an easy to wear, easy to get into (and get out of), front-fastening magnetic bra. Designed to give stroke victims and the disabled more independence and dignity, Adaptawear and the University’s Health Design and Technology Institute have come together to develop this uncomplicated brassiere. 

Bad news is, this gravity defying technology is not yet sold in department stores. As of right now, it’s only available for people with special needs.

We just hope those are some seriously strong magnets, cause accidentally unleashing the ladies during a business meeting? Not good times!

Comments (1)

Posted By seanbekeschus (158 days ago)

Exciting! Though I do not wear bras, or never hope to. I am a recent product design graduate from Toronto and spent my entire you developing a bra concept based around arthritis and dexterity impairment. My concept uses a magnetic clasp with locking lips (to avoid the girls from coming out!!), however, it takes into account ease of entry adjustment and being able to comfortably take off without the struggle associated with rear, and even front closure bras. Sean