Breastflower
Netherlands
Breastflower is a Dutch brand of decorative breast jewels for women who have had a mastectomy. Founder Kamroen Farzan, herself a breast cancer survivor, makes the pieces in a Dutch atelier.
| Founder | Kamroen Farzan |
|---|---|
| Made in | A Dutch atelier |
| Materials | Lace, ribbons, Swarovski gems |
| Sold via | Fitting stores in the Netherlands and Belgium, online |
| Website | breastflower.com |
What is Breastflower?
Breastflower makes a decorative breast jewel in the shape of a flower that adheres to the chest. It is designed for women who have had a mastectomy. The company was founded by Kamroen Farzan, who is a breast cancer survivor and had a mastectomy in 2018, according to a June 2021 trade article.
Products and positioning
The pieces are tailored in a Dutch atelier. They are made with lace, ribbons and Swarovski gems and attach with a patented double-sided adhesive tape that is described as scar friendly. The tape comes in three sizes, and each purchase includes two reusable fastening tapes.
- Classic Collection: Rose, Lily and Camelia
- Smooth Collection: Courage, Pure Soul and Good Luck
Distribution
The 2021 article says the jewels are sold through exclusive fitting stores in the Netherlands and Belgium and online at breastflower.com. The brand grew into a wider campaign in less than two years, according to the same piece. No founding year is stated.
Frequently asked questions
Who founded Breastflower?
Breastflower was founded by Kamroen Farzan, a breast cancer survivor.
What does Breastflower sell?
Breastflower sells decorative breast jewels in flower designs for women who have had a mastectomy.