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This T is specifically designed to provide additional compression for relief from axillary swelling. This new T comes with pockets sewn into the chest wall and the inside of the upper arm for placement of chip pads, swell spots or foam.  Keep those items in place with a pocket.  Great for travel, sleeping, and active wear. Style 918 Katy T Shirt Features: Double layer of fabric for comfortable compression Pockets in the Lateral Chest Wall and Inside Upper Arm Snug enough to hold chip pads, swell spots or foam in place Axilla pockets under arms and sleeves to hold pads Pocket sizes: chest wall 6x 7, arm 5 1/2 x 7 UPF 50+ UV Protected Designed and Sewn in the USA Benefits: Provides compression for axillary, the chest, back, abdomen Pocketed to hold pads in place. This garment is not pocketed for breast forms. It has no gathers or darts. Works well for women who do not want to wear a bra or forms.  Ideal for flat chested women (men). For ease of donning, step into the garment and pull up. Fabric Content:  80% Nylon, 20% Spandex high performance with high compression and durability.  

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