Women Sports Bra Longline Crop Tank Top

I am 5'11", 140lb measurements 32x27x38, wear womens sizes 4-6, most of my height is in my legs. My usual bra size is 32C, wear a 4 in Lulu bras (but refuse to spend that kind of $$$ for a brand name). My girls are originals, so may not have large breasts, but they do actually need support. Like many women who don't wear a size typically stocked in stores, finding bras that fit well at a decent price is super frustrating. IGave up wearing anything with a wire years ago. Most bralettes look cute in pics but do not provide enough support/fit too loose at the band for me. My ideal is a sports bra that can be versatile - do the job at the gym or beach, provide the right shape/coverage for under work clothes and is comfy enough I dont want to tear it off the minute I walk in the door after a 12hr day - bonus if it's cute and I want to wear on weekends/lounging around!There are some CRZ bras that seem to fit small and others that are accurate in fit - I LOVE these long-line tops and was previously wearing the ones titled "CRZ YOGA Women's Cute Yoga Sports Bra Strappy Sexy Criss Cross Back Padded Low Impact Workout Bra Tops" almost exclusively for day-to day wear - so my review compares the two a lot. I like these long-line ones as much or better depending on activity or outfit. Both of these fit me well in a size small. I was freezing in this pic, so good demo if worried about nip showing through (worn WITH the cup insert).Under a t-shirt these are a bit more minimizing/flattening than the other light support ones mentioned above, but still don't give a uni-boob look. They also push up/produce a bit of cleavage and have more support in general - I wouldnt wear the other low impact one running, but these provide plenty of support for my body even with higher impact movement.I don't have a lot of body confidence and usually would not be comfortable wearing a sports bra and leggings alone to work out or for a yoga class, but this provides enough coverage I would definitely wear as a top for yoga w/ a high waist legging, or even as a casual cropped tank with some outfits. I've worn the other ones mentioned above as bikini tops swimming or at the beach and the strappy back on those is really cute under summer dresses. This one has the same material and quality construction - the low scoop back is just a bit less decorative, but I like the simplicity of it a lot and it gives a great alternate look. I will definitely order more of these and plan to use as a tankini top for water sports too.Care/durability: I currently have 2 of these, have worn them lots and washed both probably a dozen times with no loss of elasticity or support. I remove the cups which wash by hand to avoid creasing, the bras wash great on delicate cycle in front loader, hang dry. No pilling or wear seen so far.

This exercise top makes for a cute cropped camisole. It is very supportive and has a great built in bra. The length is still a bit short for me to wear it as a normal top but I love it for a layering piece. I love the color and specifically like the V neckline that this style offers as it can work with different tops.

I purchased this long line sports bra for teaching yoga, and it has quickly become one of my go-to pieces of activewear. Not only is it comfortable and supportive during my yoga practice, but it also doubles as a cute crop top that I can wear out and about. It also has a built in bra which I LOVE!I currently own four colours of this bra, and I have two more in my cart at the moment. I absolutely adore the style and fit of this piece, as it hugs my curves in all the right places without feeling too tight or restrictive. The material is high-quality and holds up well after multiple wears and washes.One of the things I love most about this sports bra is how versatile it is. I can wear it to teach yoga, practice at home, or even dress it up with a skirt or high-waisted pants for a night out. The long line style also helps to smooth out any lumps or bumps, which is a huge confidence boost for me.Overall, I would highly recommend this long line sports bra to anyone looking for a comfortable, versatile, and stylish activewear option. It's a great investment piece that you'll reach for time and time again!For reference, I'm 5'3, 110lbs, 32A and I wear a size Small.

I'm 5'2", 28E bra, 47 kg. I bought this top in white in 2021 in size S. I haven't worn it much because it's too tight in the boob area.The good: the material is silky, like a swimsuit. It seems durable, it's sexy & in the right size, comfortable. It's great to wear as a bra-top for the gym & pairing it with leggings.The bad: for larger boobs, you must size up for your boobs not to be super compressed. It's compressive if that is a good thing for what you want, but for larger boobs, it's not compressive enough for high impact.I bought the Kamo Fitness Ellyn tank top in XS & that one fits perfectly (but the material is brushed & not silky)I hope it helps.

I’m 4’10, 32A bra, and have a short torso. I bought this for pole fitness classes and quickly realized that I want it in every color! This ends at my natural waist, so it’s flattering to wear with low- or high-waisted bottoms. I’m a little self-conscious about my small chest, since most sports bras make me look completely flat. This actually gives me cleavage!! The girls are still very secure (I’m an A-cup, let’s be honest, that wasn’t an issue) and the neckline is a deep enough V to be cute without any nip slips.Bonus - it’s stretchy enough that I can pull this up over my hips to put on/take off, so I don’t ever worry about getting trapped with my arms over my head or messing up my ponytail!It doesn’t ‘roll’ up (unless you’re sitting hunched over), but the shirt material does tend to ride up & requires some adjustment to keep the outer shirt layer in place. It’s the trade off for having a stretchy outer layer - I’ll take having to tug it down every once in a while for being flattering and not cutting into my stomach.I have a black & burgundy in size S and will be ordering more colors. I’ve been wearing them to feel cute at my fitness class, to lounge around the house, and even layering it to wear out! For me, it’s paired really well with high-waisted jeans and an open front cardigan or shirt for a cute casual outfit.