A sports bra is engineered to limit breast motion during physical activity through compression, encapsulation, or a combination of both.

• Compression: Presses breasts against the chest to minimize bounce.
• Encapsulation: Individual cups support and separate each breast.
• Fabric: Moisture-wicking, breathable materials to keep you dry.
• Straps & Band: Wide, adjustable straps and a supportive underband for stability.

• Reduces discomfort and breast movement during workouts.
• Keeps you dry with performance fabrics.
• Improves focus by providing secure, all-day fit.

• Athletes and fitness enthusiasts of all levels.
• Anyone engaging in high-impact activities like running or HIIT.
• Those seeking extra support for medium-impact workouts like cycling or yoga.

• During high-impact exercise: running, aerobics, or plyometrics.
• Medium-impact workouts: cycling, dancing, or weight training.
• Everyday wear when you need extra support and comfort.
• Outdoor activities and sports where moisture control matters.

• Performance leggings and shorts.
• Tank tops with open backs or racerback cuts.
• Layer under fitted tees or workout tanks.
• Pair with a zip-up hoodie or lightweight jacket.

Sports bras come in several styles to match your activity level:

• Compression Bras: Best for high-impact support.
• Encapsulation Bras: Separate cups for medium-impact comfort.
• Adjustable Straps: Customize fit and lift.
• Longline Styles: Extended band for added coverage.

Sizing Tip: The band should fit snugly around your ribcage; straps should hold cups firmly without digging.

• Wide Underband: Anchors the bra to prevent riding up.
• Supportive Cups: Reduce bounce and shape the bust.
• Adjustable Straps: Offer a customizable lift.
• Breathable Mesh: Panels for airflow and cooling.
• Moisture-Wicking: Fabrics that draw sweat away from skin.