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Major opportunity here to SAVE 50% on a super cute style that is RETIRING! 👋🏻
https://www.rubyribbon.com/Pws/turl.aspx?id=36003246534532191663934617201
This is our super sexy Sheer Light Support Cami and is avail in most sizes between 32 to 40! I love the sheer detailing and the comfortable smoothing.
You can grab these beauties for $34.50 while supplies last. I normally size up in this style.
Here’s a little more info about the style and how it differs from our Sheer Full Support:
✔Q: What is the difference between Light Support and Full Support CAMI styles?
✔A: Our Light Support camis are for our women with less on top, typically a A - D cup that do not need the extra shape, lift and shaping power. You can say the Light Support has less of a "hug". It has an extra inset molded cup with a elastic support band to give more lift & separation for the smaller cup size too.
The Full Support fits women A- KK+ cup sizes!! The sizes go from a 32 to a 50. Most women buy Full Support because they want to lose inches around their middle and get as much lift as possible, while still feeling really comfortable and supported. The targeted compression shaping panels are a fave for our ladies.
✔Light Cami's have NO shaping compression panels, only smoothing. The light sizes go from size 32 to 40.
Colors: Pale, Cheetah & Black & a few others $69
📣📣Many colors on CLEARANCE NOW🛒🛒🛒

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