Situated in the female health spectrum this project focuses on aesthetic and ergonomic bra needs of females affected by breast cancer after mastectomy. The project is lead by the doctoral researcher and clothing designer Silke Hofmann. In her research she is interested in the wearer-garment relationship and in design processes that advocate participation.

The pattern is constructed to be activated at the moment of wearing. When tensile forces act upon the garment the laminated pattern directs them accordingly. Thus the lamination supports the breast and distributes forces to the lower back without using metal or hard plastic parts. The pattern is designed to work asymmetrically and on bases of the individual body shape.