Women's racer back bras
Two styles here: the Flex Racer Back Bralette, made with 91% organic cotton, and the Active Racer Back Bra, whose shell is made with 60% recycled nylon. Both are racerback bras, with the straps drawn in towards the center of the back.
What is the difference between the two?
The Flex Racer Back Bralette is the cotton one. Its body is made with 91% organic cotton, with elastane making up the rest, and its cup lining is a separate fabric: 90% polyamide with 10% elastane.
The Active Racer Back Bra is the stretch one. Its shell is made with 60% recycled nylon and 40% elastane, against 9% elastane in the Flex body. Its cup lining is made with 87% recycled polyester and 13% elastane. Each product page carries that style's own full composition and its care instructions.
Sizes and colors
Both styles are sized XXS to XXXL, in letter sizes rather than band and cup, so the size guide on each product page is the one to read. Between them they come in seven colorways: Black, Cranberry, Night Sky, Pink, Soft Breeze, Summer Wine and Walnut. Black runs in both. Cranberry and Soft Breeze are Flex colorways; Night Sky, Pink, Summer Wine and Walnut are Active ones.
Racerback bras at Organic Basics
A racerback bra is defined by its back, not by its support level, so the two styles here are not substitutes for one another: one is a cotton bralette and the other is a stretch bra. The product page for each sets out what it is made from and how to wash it.
