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We’re so thrilled to see so many brands joining the fight against breast cancer. From beauty products to bracelets, there are so many amazing products to buy this month that will benefit the cause.
If you happen to need a new bra or two, make sure you buy it from Yummie. Obviously, their bras and bralettes are super comfortable for every day of the week, but here’s the exciting news for October: Yummie is donating 10% of all bra sales made this month to Breast Cancer Awareness. Pretty incredible, right?
Not sure which Yummie bra is right for you? I definitely recommend the Evelyn Long Line Racerback Bralette. The slightly elongated silhouette offers great support and the pretty keyhole racerback makes this bralette extra feminine. Even better, the Evelyn Long Line Racerback Bralette is made with Yummie’s awesome Outlast® technology. It regulates your body heat, absorbing heat when you’re hot and releasing it back to you when you’re cold. And yes, I’ve tried it–it really works!
Evelyn Long Line Racerback Bralette ($38)
Evelyn Long Line Racerback Bralette ($38)
Looking for another must-have to add to your shopping cart? Today and tomorrow only the following bralettes are 40% off with code YUMMIEGIVESBACK. Don’t miss your chance to get these super popular styles on sale!
Lexa Strappy Lattice Back Bralette ($22.80, down from $38 with code YUMMIEGIVESBACK)
Dawn Contour Bra ($25.20, down from $42 with code YUMMIEGIVESBACK)
Kimia Smooth Solutions Unlined Bralette ($25.20, down from $42 with code YUMMIEGIVESBACK)
Ultralight Seamless Lace Back Unlined Bralette ($22.80, down from $38 with code YUMMIEGIVESBACK)
Nylon Seamless Bandeau Bra ($22.80, down from $38 with code YUMMIEGIVESBACK)
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