I’m a size 6 fashionista – I tried Amazon’s $32 longline sports bra that’s buttery soft and so supportive
THIS fashionista recommends one specific kind of sports bra for “buttery soft” comfort and supportive material.
It also doesn’t come from popular or luxury apparel companies.
Instead, as Galenn Nicole (@galennsek) explained in her video on TikTok, anyone can find the sports bra on Amazon.
Not only that, but the piece is affordable in comparison to other top sportswear brands.
“The best longline sports bra from [A]mazon!” Galenn wrote in the caption for the 31-second clip.
“The square neckline is so flattering!”
At the start of the video, Galenn is seemingly so taken aback by the quality of the sports bra that she tells viewers to drop everything and listen.
“Stop what you’re doing — you guys, I just found the best sports bra, and it’s from Amazon,” the TikToker explained.
Galenn continued that many sports bras usually come in a v-neck, but those with larger breasts or chests that sag may not find it flattering.
“I love these longline sports bras, usually they’re a v-neck — but if you have a larger chest or deal with any sagging, it’s not always the most flattering,” she said.
According to her, that’s why the square neck is so perfect.
“So when I found this square neck sports bra, I knew I needed to have it, and it’s so good.”
The influencer explained that the square neckline is the key to making the piece look “more flattering” and that the material from Amazon’s line is “buttery soft.”
“Feels so similar to the Alani,” Galenn continued.
“It’s supportive and smooth, and the best part — it’s only 32 dollars.”
That price in comparison to brands like Lululemon Athletica is staggering, as a similar longline square-neck sports bra on their site is listed at $58.00.
This may be a relief for some gym-goers, as many have either claimed to struggle to find a sports bra that fits or they get dress-coded for wearing one in general.
As The U.S. Sun previously reported, one woman with 32DD boobs claimed her chest was “popping out of the sides” of her sports bra at the gym.
Another was suspended at her school for training in her sports bra.
Some criticized others for wearing a sports bra because it had them “show too much skin.”
For related content, check out The U.S. Sun’s coverage of the “boob lift bra hack” one woman with 34Bs has for peers.
The U.S. Sun also has the story on an alleged “magic bra” that gave one woman boobs she said she previously didn’t have.