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Woman lingerie manufacturer Designs Lingerie to Help Breast Cancer Survivors Feel Sexy Again
Dana Donofree created AnaOno Intimates underwear manufacturer after undergoing treatment for breast cancer and finding that following a double-mastectomy and reconstructive surgery, she no longer was able to wear her old bras.
"It's one of the things in the cancer journey that nobody wholesale bikinis brings up," she tells PEOPLE. "You're not really enlightened of the fact that your body is changing in a way that will even affect your apparel, so once I found out from other women that we're all having the same issue, I started diving into the world of the Internet to find out what solutions were out there, and there just was nothing."
So Donofree, 33, a fashion and Wholesale Corset design graduate from Savannah College of Art and Design, decided to take matters into her own hands and create a line of bras made specifically for other breast cancer survivors.
Dana Donofree created AnaOno Intimates underwear manufacturer after undergoing treatment for breast cancer and finding that following a double-mastectomy and reconstructive surgery, she no longer was able to wear her old bras.
"It's one of the things in the cancer journey that nobody wholesale bikinis brings up," she tells PEOPLE. "You're not really enlightened of the fact that your body is changing in a way that will even affect your apparel, so once I found out from other women that we're all having the same issue, I started diving into the world of the Internet to find out what solutions were out there, and there just was nothing."
So Donofree, 33, a fashion and Wholesale Corset design graduate from Savannah College of Art and Design, decided to take matters into her own hands and create a line of bras made specifically for other breast cancer survivors.