Adjustable Shoulder Posture Support Brace, Padded Figure-Eight Harness

Adjustable shoulder posture support brace

Shoulders back and chest open from the first wear

Two padded loops go over your shoulders, a shaped pad sits between your shoulder blades, and oneflat strap around your torso pulls the whole figure-eight harness snug. Your shoulders are drawn back and heldopen, your collarbones get steady clavicle support, and every time you start to round forward you feel a gentlepull that sits you up again. It is a posture reminder you wear all day and stop noticing.

That light backward pull is what takes the strain off the upper back, neck and shoulders after hours at adesk, a laptop or a phone. You sit taller, your chest opens, and the end-of-day ache from hunching eases.

Clavicle support and pain relief that goes to work with you

Shoulders drawn back, chest open. Adjusted to snug, the harness takes the forward drift out of your shoulder position and keeps your chest open while you type or scroll.
Clavicle support across the collarbones. The padded figure-eight loops sit over the front of your shoulders and carry the weight of a slouch, so your collarbones are supported instead of dragged forward.
Pain relief for the hunch. The backward pull eases the strain on the muscles that overwork when you round forward, so your upper back, neck and shoulders feel lighter by the end of the day.
A reminder you cannot ignore. The gentle pull is a built-in cue that sits you up again every time you drift, without a buzzer, an app or anyone nagging you.
Worn on the upper back, where the slouch starts. The pad runs from your shoulders to the middle of your shoulder blades, so it targets the hunch and leaves your waist and lower back free.

Sized to your chest, so it fits like it was cut for you

Measure around the fullest part of your chest with a soft tape, over a t-shirt, arms down, and match the numberto the chart. The chest measurement is the figure the brace is cut to, so it is the one to go by. Between twosizes, take the larger one for comfortable room, and use the straps to dial in the fit.

Chest

18.1–26.7 in (46–68 cm)

Weight guide

44–88 lb (20–40 kg)

Chest

26.7–35.8 in (68–91 cm)

Weight guide

88–154 lb (40–70 kg)

Chest

35.8–46.8 in (91–119 cm)

Weight guide

154–198 lb (70–90 kg)

Chest

46.8–55 in (119–140 cm)

Weight guide

198–265 lb (90–120 kg)

2XL

Chest

55–61 in (140–155 cm)

Weight guide

265–298 lb (120–135 kg)

3XL

Chest

61–66.9 in (155–170 cm)

Weight guide

298–331 lb (135–150 kg)

Chest ranges and weight guides come from the supplier's size chart, converted to US units first.

On in under a minute

Put it on like a backpack, set the pull to snug, and you are done. It goes over a shirt, so there is nothingto line up against bare skin.

Put it on like a backpack, one arm through each padded loop, with the chevron pad centered betweenyour shoulder blades.

Bring the strap around your torso just below the armpits, pull the two ends until you feel a lightpull backward, and press the hook-and-loop patches down flat.

Start with 20 to 30 minutes a day and build up over a couple of weeks as your shoulders settle intothe new position. Snug is the target, and snug is where it feels best.

Padded, breathable and soft all the way through

The harness has a padded fabric body with a perforated face on the shoulder loops, a smooth coated panel downthe center back carrying the chevron strip, a mesh section under the pad, and flat woven webbing straps withhook-and-loop ends. There is no rigid frame, no metal and no boning, just soft padding that moves with you, soit is easy to forget you are wearing it.

Ten colors, one brace per order

Choose your size and your color: four on a light gray body (with an orange, pink, purple or blue chevron strip)and six on a black body (orange, white, purple, blue, green or gray). Every colorway has the same cut, the samepadding and the same strap system, so you pick the look and the harness does the same job. One brace arrivesper order, ready to wear.

Made for desk days, laptop nights and long phone sessions

Office and remote workers who sit for hours and want their shoulders to stay back without a reminder from anyone.
Students and gamers who lean into a screen and want the hunch gone by the end of the session.
Anyone who wants to stand taller and look it: shoulders open, chest forward, a straighter line from the back.
Anyone who wants it discreet: it disappears under a loose shirt, sweater or jacket.