Cleo Lyzy vs Harper Wilde Bliss Bra

For reference, my torso is narrow/short and I have narrow shoulders. The sides weren't completely flat. There was a little pucker point of extra material under the armpit above the band. I didn't feel like I would need to clip the straps to make them into a racerback, but the cup height was digging into the front of my arm pit

Doesn't squash things flat line a sports bra, but gives a flatter shape than most other bralettes.

but please, just do better Cleo. We want to love you but your making it kind of hard.

So I've actually put on this green blazer because I've styled it with this um mule that's like this nudie beige color and my purse is also this new be...

Most comfy bra ever. I need a million more of these. This bra isn’t super supportive and lifting, but also it doesn’t leave red marks and make me want to remove it ASAP. This is my lounging around the house and weekend errand bra

Some hyper-popular men's underwear startups like Tommy John followed, issuing a women's collections in response to customer requests. Another noteworthy name is Harper Wilde. I came across the company the same way that many of us do these days — on Instagram. The startup, like a few of those mentioned before, set out to create a company that could offer affordable, comfortable, intuitive bras that counteracted the expensive, over-sexualization of the bra industry