Sugar and Spice Lingerie are promoting a number of initiatives in recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness month.
The Newport-based business is inviting ladies that have had, or are having surgery for breast cancer to pop along to their shop on Friday 27th October to discuss their requirements for bras and be professionally fitted.
Sheila Wilson, owner of Sugar and Spice said:
“We are expert bra fitters and we like to find the bra for each of our customers that makes them feel supported, comfortable and confident. We stock ranges by Royce, the wirefree bra experts, and we are now introducing a swimwear range from Nicola Jane, the post surgery experts.
“Sarah from Royce and Melissa from Nicola Jane will be with us for the day with all their products and knowledge.”
Alongside the fitting session, neighbouring God’s Providence House will be offering a cream tea on the day at a reduced price and at least £1 of this will be donated to the Against Breast Cancer charity.
The bra recycling bank is another way of raising money for the charity and ladies are being encouraged to clear out any old or unwanted bras and drop them into the shop – it avoids them being dumped in landfill, with the useable bras going to Africa and funds raised in turn going to Against Breast Cancer charity.
