Women from Santa Clarita and beyond can stop boob sweat, look sexy and be comfortable with the help of innovative towel bras called Ta-Ta Towels.

As seen on the ABC show “Shark Tank,” Ta-Ta Towels were created by Santa Clarita resident Erin Robertson as a solution to the inconvenience and discomfort caused by boob sweat while getting ready, and can also offer comfortable support while lounging around the house. 

One customer named Joannah called Ta-Ta Towels “the most comfy my girls have ever felt,” adding that she has struggled with sweat and chafing since nursing caused her breasts to hang lower than before. 

“The Ta-Ta Towel gets right in between there with the softest fabric I’ve ever felt,” Joannah wrote in a review posted on the website. “It’s a sort of terrycloth, too, so no sweat. I love it and bought one for my friend, too.” 

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Ta-Ta Towels are available online in almost 20 different patterns and a variety of sizes, ranging from 30C all the way to a 46J. 

Available for $29.99, with a special selection of clearance varieties at just $22, Ta-Ta Towels are an affordable bra option for women everywhere. 

“From sweat stains to discomfort to skin rashes and more, boob sweat has inconvenienced women forever,” company officials said. “Ta-Ta Towels are perfect for nursing/breastfeeding, combating boob sweat or just lounging around. Look sexy and be comfortable with Ta-Ta Towels.” 

For more information about Ta-ta Towels, visit: https://tatatowels.com/

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