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Buying: Sports Bras Showcase Support all over


We showcase some of the sports bras on the market designed to support women whenever they are being active.


Shock Absorber Titanium Flexible Underwire Sports Bra


Shock Absorber says this is the first sports bra to feature a flexible titanium underwire that helps make the product appear more like lingerie but while offering sports bra functionality.


RRP: Contact supplier


www.shockabsorber.co.uk


PureLime Fitness Bra


This is a push-up bra with shaped, padded shoulder straps,


ventilation hot points and anti- chafing stitching. It is designed for low-impact sports activity.


Sportjock


The crop-top style of bras have been designed so that seven sizes between the two styles will


accommodate women with bra sizes from 28A to 44F reducing the stock lines that retailers need to stock.


RRP: £29.99 www.purelime.com RRP: £28/£30 www.sportsbra.co.uk


Action and Super Sports Bras


Royce


Impact Free Sports Bra


It features a wide underband for anchorage, a high neckline for support and extra strong padded straps and high-cotton content for comfort. A covered back


fastening means the bra can be worn as outerwear if preferred.


RRP: Contact supplier www.royce-lingerie.co.uk


PureLime Compression Bra


This has


moulded cups to encapsulate and isolate and anti-bounced padded straps. PureLime says it is highly


supportive so suited for high- impact sports activity.


RRP: £34.99-£36.99 www.purelime.com


Freya


Active Storm Moulded Racer Back Sports Bra


A new padded hook and eye with a soft seal provides extra comfort and makes it particularly good for mat work, Freya says. One of the key


features, a racer back, allows optimum support with reduced bounce and is perfect under cut-away sports apparel.


RRP: Contact supplier www.freyalingerie.com


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www.sgb-sports.com


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