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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. If you are in between sizes we suggest sizing up.
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.
Classic KINETIC™ sole with sport-inspired style. Must-have everyday sneaker with extra support and comfort.
The newest Carbon38 accessory is our lightweight Quilted Tote Bag. This bag features a black shiny nylon fabric, a snap interior closure, an interior zip pocket, and a removable strap for easy carrying.
The Carbon38 High Low Tunic is a versatile blend of elegance and edge, designed to elevate your activewear. Crafted from lightweight, sheer fabric, this tunic drapes beautifully, offering a sophisticated, airy feel. The high-low hemline adds a modern twist, creating a flattering silhouette that pairs perfectly with leggings. Whether you're transitioning from studio to street or dressing up for a night out, the Carbon38 High Low Sheer Tunic effortlessly enhances any look with its understated glamour and timeless appeal.
Fits true to size. Model is wearing a size Small.
100% Polyester Hand wash cold separately, do not bleach, lay flat to dry, do not iron, do not tumble dry.
