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Isis Henna Day

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$23.37
MSRP: $34.00

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Great comfort for all day wear. I've long been a fan…

Rating: rated 4 of 5 stars
Source: bought via a "pro deal"

Summary

Great comfort for all day wear.

Pros

  • Adjustable straps
  • Cup shape

Cons

  • Isis sizing compared to other bras I've worn...

I've long been a fan of Isis bras, but the Active Bra which I reviewed earlier, has a different fit then a lot of their bras. In this bra, since I thought I was a Large in the Active Bra, I order a large in this bra. I am normally a 36B, but in some Isis bras of the past a medium has been too tight around or the straps are too short for my long torso.  In this bra a large is true to the sizing chart on Isis.  

It is just hard to know what the fit of this brand is without trying it on in the store, as great as their bras are, not all stores carry all their products (Onion River Sports in Montpelier, VT does a great job of carrying this brand in full style choices). 

Otherwise, I think that once I get this bra in a medium, I will love to wear it for hiking in cooler weather and everyday wear. Also in the medium I think it will boost the girls enough to be a flattering fit without needing to upgrade to an underwire bra.  It is a bit thick for really humid weather, but I think overall it wicks well and is a great bra.

The slightly wider (but not too wide) straps don't dig into the shoulders and the cup shape is flattering enough to be worn with a V neck. If going to a yoga class, one may want to bring a bra that doesn't scoop down so low.  

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Description

The Henna Day is a women's sports bra made by Isis. It has an average rating of 4 stars (out of 5), based on 1 user review

MSRP: $34

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