Inventor of the Cleavage Caddy™ Tells how she got her idea onto the chests of women in America.
Laura McLaren, a single mother has taken her skills from the past 23 years and approximately 68+ jobs to create her own company. Her ingenuity to creatively conceal her cleavage led her to arrange scarves discreetly to accent her attire while maintaining the professionalism her work environment required. She then had an idea to create a multi-functional insert that would carry items such as credit cards, identification, money, lipstick, earpieces for technological devices etc. and the CLEAVAGE CADDY™ (patent pending) was born.
The Cleavage Caddy is an insert for your bra with an added lace accent to to enhance your attire with a feminine influence. The lace covers your cleavage, adding an extra element of modesty, while still allowing you to carry all of your personal items discretely tucked in your bra. These are worn anchored to the bra by the elastic strap with a snap. Tuck away your keys, credit cards, lipstick and more!
Laura then joined the American Business Women’s Association who gave her the encouragement to start her own business. Her life has been a roller coaster ever since, but her perseverance and positive attitude, keeps her on track. Her dreams are what motivated her to take on this journey, and she wants to encourage others to follow their dreams as well.
Her company, Mazantri Creations is dedicated to making a positive impact on the lives of others. One of the guiding principles of Mazantri Creations is to take opportunities to contribute to society in a productive manner.
You can learn more about the Cleavage Caddy™ at http://www.mazantricreations.com/mazantri-cleavage-caddy.html
Hello Heidi,
Wow! I am so thankful for this opportunity I have gotten many orders today and the experience was great! What you do is wonderful!!!
Thanks,
Laura-Owner
Mazantri Creations
http://www.cleavagecaddy.com
Dear Laura,
It truly was my pleasure! I loved learning about you and sharing your story with my members!
Wishing you much success and best of luck tomorrow!
Regards,
Heidi Richards Mooney
Laura,
What a unique and creative idea…and I who can resist the name of the product, whether man or woman.
Wishing you the best of success,
Claudia
HI Laura,
I understand a prototype will cost $40 an hour.How long will it take to make a bra? I’m looking at sevenal prototypes I will need.I have a patent it was publish on Dec. 30,2008.Patent No. 7,470,168.I have been thinking about manufacturer my own bra or go through a company called Kessler Corporation. Kessler Corporation will do all the leg work like finding a manufacturer.Cathy Wilson referred me to you.
Charles Farrell
katelynfarrell@sbcglobal.net