Zero-G Wirefree Lift Up Bra Buff

Dreamt up by you, brought to life by us. Meet the Lace Racerback Lift-Up Bra — the perfect blend of lift, lace, and luxury. Featuring made-to-be-seen details, a racerback design to prevent annoying strap slippage, push-up padding for confidence-inducing lift, and a front clasp and strap adjusters for easy on and easier off, this bra checks all your boxes. And then some.

Fit Tips:

• This bra uses the same cups as our fan favorite Lift Up bra, we recommend purchasing the same size you wear in the Lift Up.
• This is a front-closure style without adjustable back hooks. If you usually wear your bra on the loosest hook, you might consider sizing up (size up in band, down in cup) using our sister size chart.
• If you purchased your regular size and the band is a little snug, please note it will warm up after a few wears.

Materials:
Lace:81% Polyamide, 19% Elastane.Cup Lining:75% Polyamide 25% Elastane.Made sustainably in Colombia.

Our bras are designed specifically for small busts.

How do you like your band to feel?

• Want a snug, supportive fit with maximum lift? Go with your true band and cup size.
• Prefer a relaxed, easy fit? Size up the band and size down the cup.
• Our best styles for fuller B cups: Signature All You, Limitless, Unlined Demi.

Our bras are made in Colombia and Sri Lanka in factories that care about the planet, with WRAP certification to back it up. This means we're committed to sustainable waste management and live by the principles of reduce, reuse, and recycle in everything we do.

Reducing Our Carbon Footprint: Less travel = fewer emissions. We keep our carbon footprint low by manufacturing close to our material suppliers.

Our polybags are designed to biodegrade much faster than traditional packaging materials used in the industry.

To further reduce waste, we’ve donated over 47,000 bras (and counting!) to organizations such as Free The Girls and the Ali Forney Center. Also, 80% of fabric scraps at our mill are turned into something new. We donate them to organizations like Fabscrap, where students and designers turn them into sustainable fashion.

50% of the water used in our fabric dyeing is cleaned and reused—because every drop counts.