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This gorgeous sports bra is made from moisture-wicking material that stays dry during low and medium intensity workouts. The bra has support material in the shoulder straps, double layer front, and a wide elastic band to ensure constant support. *10 Day processing time* • Available in sizes XS-2XL • 82% polyester, 18%
This gorgeous sports bra is made from moisture-wicking material that stays dry during low and medium intensity workouts. The bra has support material in the shoulder straps, double layer front, and a wide elastic band to ensure constant support.
*10 Day processing time* • Available in sizes XS-2XL • 82% polyester, 18% spandex • Moisture-wicking fabric • Four-way stretch material stretches and recovers on the cross and lengthwise grains • Scoop neckline and racerback • Flat seams and bias binding that eliminate rubbing • Best for A-D cups • Support material in shoulder straps, double layer front, and a wide elastic under breasts
Size guide
XS
S
M
L
XL
2XL
Bust (inches)
33
34 ⅝
36 ¼
39 ⅜
42 ½
45 ¾
Waist (inches)
25 ¼
26 ¾
28 ¼
31 ½
34 ⅝
37 ¾
This gorgeous sports bra is made from moisture-wicking material that stays dry during low and medium intensity workouts. The bra has support material
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