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What is "Shelf Bra" - Definition & Explanation
Shelf Bra
An underwire bra with little or no cups. This bra will support your breasts while displaying most of your breast including your nipples. View HerRoom's selection of shelf bras.
Shelf Bra
A bra that is built right into the garment. Used often in exercise clothing for ladies.
Shelf Bra
A bra that is built right into the garment.

Shelf Bra
Another name for a demi bra.

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