Spacer Bras are a lightweight alternative to your usual padded bras. The difference lies within the fabric – it's all about the Spacer Fabric. It's created very differently to regular foam as the purpose is for it to be light and breathable.

Cordeiro Grant Cordeiro Grant founded Lively in 2015, and sold it just four years later to lingerie giant Wacoal International for $105 million.

Spacer foam is made of dual-layer foam fabric. The foam is full of air pockets that allow for airflow through the bra cups. All of those foamy air pockets make the spacer pads feel spongy to the touch and, more importantly, ridiculously lightweight and breathable.

Are Lively bras good quality? In general, the quality of the bra is OK, but not great.

A spacer gives someone more time to inhale, making the process simpler. It also reduces the need for coordination when pressing the inhaler and breathing in the medicine. Spacers extend the amount of time the inhaler takes to deliver medicine. This means that the lungs absorb the medicine more slowly and smoothly.

A spacer, or holding chamber, is an attachment that should always be used with your inhaler. The spacer holds the medicine in place so you can breathe it in easier. If you have any further questions about inhalers, spacers or mouthpieces contact your doctor's office, asthma care team or pharmacy.

Wacoal After being acquired by intimates conglomerate Wacoal in 2019 for $85 million, direct-to-consumer lingerie brand Lively has been building out its ambassador program to drive growth.

This brand makes products that are generally free of animal materials except for silk so it is not applicable to rate its impact on animals. We calculate the overall rating from environment and labour scores only. Lively is rated 'We avoid' overall.

Spacer fabrics are a kind of 3D manufactured textile structures in which two outer fabric layers are connected by a layer of pile threads. Because of the layer of these spacer yarns, a defined distance can be established between the outer layers, which generally varies from 1.5 to 10 mm.

8. Bridge. The bridge (or gore) is the little piece between the cups (6, 7, and 10). Sometimes, the bridge is narrow or wide depending on the chest it's meant to fit. If you have wide-spaced breasts, for example, a wider bridge is essential.

Full-cup bras with underwire make a great choice, offering comfort, support, and that lovely, rounded shape. Some moulded or padded bras could see your breast tissue spilling over at the sides, but balconettes and demi styles avoid this problem by lifting the weight of the breast up from the base.

Our experts recommend buying a T-shirt bra for everyday wear (like this one from Lively), a plunge bra for low-cut necklines, and a strapless or convertible bra for sleeveless tops. If you like to work out, you might also want a sports bra.

You should replace your spacer at least every year, especially if you use it daily, but some may need to be replaced sooner – ask your GP, asthma nurse or pharmacist if you're unsure.

Put the mouthpiece between your teeth and lips, making a seal so no medicine can escape 5. Press the canister to put one puff of your medicine into the spacer 6. Breathe in slowly and steadily (not hard and fast) through the mouthpiece 7.

A spacer gives someone more time to inhale, making the process simpler. It also reduces the need for coordination when pressing the inhaler and breathing in the medicine. Spacers extend the amount of time the inhaler takes to deliver medicine. This means that the lungs absorb the medicine more slowly and smoothly.

Orthodontic spacers, also known as separators, are used at the very beginning of braces treatment. They are worn temporarily to create a small amount of space in the back molars, where metal bands will be placed to connect the archwire.