Threshold Support Bra Black
The Threshold Edit
The Threshold Support Bra is high support Supplex nylon elastane with a smooth front panel and a rust chest logomark. The fit is close and compressive for real training, with adjustable straight straps and a wide elasticated underband that stays flat against the body.
• Supportive Supplex nylon elastane
• High support, compressive fit
• Adjustable straight straps
• Wide elasticated underband
• Threshold Rust chest logomark
• Threshold Black colorway
Fabric: Supportive Supplex Nylon Elastane
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