A **Clavicle Brace**, often referred to as a figure-eight brace or shoulder brace, is an orthopedic device specifically designed to support and immobilize the clavicle (collarbone) after a fracture or severe sprain. It works by gently pulling the shoulders back and outward, helping to **align the fractured ends of the clavicle** and maintain proper posture during the healing process. The brace is typically made of padded straps that cross over the back and loop under the arms, distributing pressure evenly to minimize discomfort. By limiting movement of the shoulder and collarbone, the clavicle brace reduces pain, prevents further displacement of the fracture, and facilitates optimal bone union. While wearing it can be initially uncomfortable, it is crucial for ensuring a correct and efficient recovery after a clavicle injury.