Longwear Bra: Built for 15 Hours, M to 5XL
The short answer: Soft cups, a firm band that does not roll, and a size run to 5XL. The Longwear Bra is made for the day that starts at seven and ends after the last guest leaves, in Brown, Beige, Black.
Some days end at 5 PM. Others end at 11. The Longwear Bra is designed for the second kind of day.
What makes it a 15-hour bra
- Soft cups: No rigid structure that fatigues after hours. The cups hold shape through fabric tension, not stiffness.
- Firm, wide band: Sits flat against the ribcage and does not roll up or dig in, even after a full day.
- M to 5XL: One of SHAPE's widest size runs. Available in Brown, Beige and Black.
- Nylon-spandex: Breathable, quick-dry, stretches with your body through the day.
Who it is for
Women who wear their bra from fajr to isha. Doctors, teachers, women running events. Anyone who needs a bra that does not make itself known after hour eight.
How it compares
| Longwear Bra | Sure Cover Bra |
|---|---|
| Softer cup, less structure | Thicker, more moulded cup |
| M to 5XL | M to 3XL |
| Comfort-first for long days | Shape-first for a defined silhouette |
Questions women ask us
Can I sleep in it?
The soft cups make it comfortable enough for sleeping, though we recommend giving your body a break at night. If you prefer support while sleeping, it is a better option than a day bra with moulded cups.
Does 5XL mean it is only for plus-size women?
No. The size run starts at M. The range simply goes wider than most SHAPE bras, so women above 3XL have an option.
Is it supportive enough for a fuller bust?
Yes. The wide band and firm construction hold well up to 5XL. For very heavy busts, the Sure Cover or the Plus Size Sculpting Bra offers more structure.
Free, private fittings. Walk into any of our 7 Dhaka stores and a fit advisor will measure you, help you try on styles in private, and answer every question. No appointment, no pressure, no purchase required. Or message us on WhatsApp +880 1784 163199. Find a store.
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