Women's performance sports bras in moisture-wicking stretch fabric. Supportive, comfortable fit for low to medium impact activities. Available in multiple colours, XS–2XL.
Women's Sports Bras
Buyer's Guide
Low impact: yoga, walking, pilates. A light compression bra is enough. Medium impact: cycling, weight training, aerobics. A firmer band and encapsulation support. High impact: running, HIIT, jumping. Maximum support with wide straps and a secure underband. Wearing a low-impact bra for high-impact activity causes discomfort and long-term tissue strain.
Polyester-spandex blends wick sweat away from the skin and dry quickly during workouts. Look for mesh panels at the back for added ventilation. Avoid cotton sports bras for high-intensity activities as cotton holds moisture against the skin, increasing chafing risk during extended workouts.
For high-impact support, the band provides 80% of the support. It should feel firm but not restrictive at rest. If the band rides up when you raise your arms, go down a band size. For standard sizing (32B, 34C): measure your band and cup. For simplified sizing (XS-XL): check the size chart on the product page for your measurements.
Racerback: straps meet between the shoulder blades, giving full arm movement. Better for lifting and overhead movements. Standard: parallel straps at the shoulders, more supportive for higher cup volumes. Criss-cross: combines support with visual interest. High-neck styles offer additional coverage and work standalone as crop tops.
What Makes the Difference
Polyester-spandex performance fabric pulls moisture away from the skin and dries quickly during workouts. You stay cooler during activity and avoid the prolonged damp feel that cotton sports bras produce during intense sessions.
The band and strap construction is calibrated to maintain its position during the activity level it is rated for. Low-impact compression bras hold without restricting; high-impact bras minimise movement where it matters most.
Flatlock or smooth inner seams at the band and cup edges prevent chafing. This matters most for extended wear, particularly during runs or longer gym sessions where fabric contact points cause friction over time.
Wash cold on a gentle cycle. Line dry or tumble dry on low. Avoid fabric softener, which degrades moisture-wicking properties over time. Performance fabric maintains its function through hundreds of wash cycles with correct care.
If the band loses elasticity, the straps stretch out, or the support level is not what the product describes, contact us within 100 days for a replacement or full refund.
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