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The Action Bra 2.0 in Takara Shine from Carbon38 is a medium support sports bra with the glossy liquid finish you love. Removable padded cups offer optional shape while the deep scoop neckline and sleek racerback lend a sartorial edge to this active drawer staple.
The foundation of OCA Premium Leather is the natural rubber outsole, stitched to the LWG-certified pebbled leather upper for ultimate durability and unmatched style. Designed with you in mind, the custom made our insoles with bio memory foam to provide all-day comfort and support. Cariuma is committed to planting two trees for every pair of sneakers they sell. Their work starts in the Brazilian rainforest, where only 12.4% of the forest floor remains following widespread urbanization and agricultural logging. With the goal of restoring biological diversity in this essential biome, they plant over 120 tree species, based on what’s native to each site.
Our best-seller with a cult following is now available in a shorter length. The High Rise 7/8 Legging in Takara Shine from Carbon38 features a glossy liquid finish that adds style and an aesthetic edge for a sleek look that transitions effortlessly. The high-rise and wide waistband keep you locked in during any activity while supportive performance fabric creates a flattering shape.
Pair with Action Bra 2.0 in Takara Shine or Cami Tank in Takara Shine for effortless head-to-toe styling.
Fits true to size. Model is in a size small
80% NYLON, 20% LYCRA. MACHINE WASH COLD. DO NOT BLEACH. TUMBLE DRY LOW. COOL IRON IF NEEDED. DO NOT DRY CLEAN. Due to the packaging for the Takaras and the delicacy of the material, some can be unpacked and have creases where they were folded. In most cases, if you give them a wash on a cold gentle cycle and hang dry, they will be perfect.
