The First of Fall! Style Behind the Story – OP Bra and O Snap Tank
First, queue up Naughty by Nature “O.P.P.”… “You down with O.P.P? Yeah, you know me!”
The OP Bra. A riff on “Oiselle Performance” – it’s made for good looks and long runs. Or maybe long talks and summer suns. And although the construction is a head turner, with a triple v-back-stitch-line pattern, its silhouette is what stands it apart. It has what’s known as a “halter neck” – although that term is more frequent among the blouse and necklace set. OP Bra calls bull on that. It puts the fight in fashion… with our signature Plya™ Compression fabric to start. But also with a secure, no slip chest band and removable bra cups, which take what could be a frilly style to the next level of performance and comfort. As with all our styles, it's ready to run! (For high impact, A/B cup, low impact C/D cup)
The O Snap Tank. Oh snap… we put the love of Lux, the fabric you know us for, and combined it with the OP Bra halter neck silhouette for a stand-tall pairing that gives you support while also giving wings to your lesser known chest plate…that rarely exposed area between the clavicle and boobs that usually gets covered by straps and fabric.
Boom. Two styles that change your look. Change the game. Ready to fly!
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