Werkshop Review: Surf Sports Bra!

I've been looking at Werkshop bras for a while now but never pulled the trigger. Recently they released a new and improved version of the bra and I fell in love with the Surf pattern. How can you go wrong with purple and blues!

For reference I'm 4 feet 11 and typically wear a size 4 in Lululemon's tops and bottoms. For me this translates to a size small in Werkshop.

I'm wearing a size small in this bra. I find that if you're a size 4 or size 6 in Lululemon bras, a size small in Werkshop should fit. This bra does not come with the padded inserts, but I'm using one of my old inserts from another bra and it fits fine. Otherwise you can buy the inserts from Werkshop for an extra $2. Another cool tidbit about this bra is it can double up as a bathing suit top.

These photos were taken before I got to try them out for a review, but since the photoshoot I did get to test them on a HIIT workout and a 20 minute run. The bra was supportive through both workouts. Honestly, I really do not need a very supportive bra because I myself am only an A cup so bras are mainly decorative for me. This bra is great for moderate workouts. Definitely more supportive than what I usually wear for my workouts which is a Free To Be Wild bra, which Lululemon no longer makes and I'm pretty sad over that.

I'm pairing the bra here with Lululemon's Wunder Under Hi-Rise 7/8 Tight in aerial drift. I finally pulled off the tags this weekend and I love them. They are super comfortable.

The bra is fully lined. The back of the bra reminds me a little of Lululemon's Free To Be Bra with an extra cut out. The straps do not dig in and are comfortable. The straps lay flat and did not twist or move during my workout.

As you can see here, the Werkshop bra offers more coverage than the Free To Be Wild bra. Werkshop also released a sneak peak on their Instagram account of what's coming! They will be releasing a Cities collection soon with one of their prints being Sydney, Australia. I think these look awesome!