Finding Your Perfect Fit

When it comes to the best sports bras it really depends on A) Type of workout B) intensity C) Knowing your own body and what kind of support you need. Across the board, here’s what the ladies in GOALszn look for:

• Fit: Support without creating uniboob, side gaps, or excessive spillage. Avoid bras that are hard to get into, especially racerbacks with tight straps that can strain your shoulders.

• Bigger chests fit: Pay attention to the brand sthat specialize in this. Brands that try to accommodate every size often dont. Some brands feels like they made it for a 32c and scaled down ot up, which is not how fit works. 

• Fabric - Compression & Support: Suppor—without digging, sagging, or riding up. Stretches and i feel like ti holds everything in place well.

• Durability: The gear has to last through countless workouts and washes. Fabric, seams and stitching matters. 

Here are a few specific pieces that women in GOALszn recommended:

Posture correcting bra: Forme

All sizes / Low Impact: CRZ yoga bras from Amazon - “They keep things in.”

All sizes / Low Impact: Year of Ours - Good for all sizes, but for low impact workouts 

All sizes / Low Impact: Paragon Fitwear - “I was skeptical, but then was pleasantly surprised by the quality, fit, and comfort of the products. Kept getting thirst trap ads for them but after trying them I think they’re my fave now.”

Small size/ High-low impact: Alo. “Expensive but they’re super comfortable, they look great design wise and and they hold up for high impact.”

Max to Low Impact, best for sizes A-D: Victoria's Secret has “shockingly great” sports bras.

+Large Chest: Panache sports bras *Their sports bras are Genius. It has a bra hook on the straps and you turn it into a racerback while you’re wearing it.”

Beyond Yoga “Soft, supportive, doesn’t make weird lines under workout tops; wish it weren’t quite so squashing/tight when pulling overhead, but isn’t TOO hard to get on.”