Underwear maker cleaving fresh market with 'nonsmoking' bra

Underwear maker cleaving fresh market with 'nonsmoking' bra

TOKYO, Japan - A model wears a ''nonsmoking manifesto bra'' developed by underwear maker Triumph International (Japan) Ltd. The company said on Nov. 4 that the bra is designed to encourage women to kick the smoking habit. The bra, currently in the test phase, releases fragrances that discourage smoking from a capsule located near the cleavage. (Kyodo)

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