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Woman wearing an Offline Blue 100% merino cropped bra tank with narrow racerback and high-rise leggings
Woman wearing an Offline Blue 100% merino cropped bra tank with narrow racerback and high-rise leggings
Front view of a 100% merino cropped bra tank in Offline Blue with front princess seams and tonal binding
Back view of a 100% merino cropped bra tank in Offline Blue showing the narrow racerback and clean armhole finish

Women’s Merino Cropped Bra Tank

A 100% merino cropped bra tank for low-impact training: built-in shelf bra with removable cups, narrow racerback and bound armholes, in a 150 GSM knit that breathes and resists odour without synthetic fibre against the skin.

  • 100% merino wool — no polyester against the skin, no synthetic odour trap
  • Built-in shelf bra with removable cups, so support is part of the garment rather than a second layer
  • Narrow racerback clears the shoulder blades and keeps the straps off the neck
  • Front princess seams shape the bust line and give the shelf bra somewhere structural to sit
  • Clean armhole finish — bound, not raw-edged, so it does not roll against the underarm
  • 150 GSM merino — light enough for a hot studio, warm enough to be worn as a base layer in autumn
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Women's Merino Cropped Bra Tank Description

Pure merino at 150 GSM is the whole premise of this top, and it is worth being specific about why. Most studio tops are built on nylon or polyester because those fibres take elastic well and cost little. They also trap odour, which is exactly the wrong property for a garment worn skin-tight in a warm room. Merino is the opposite: it is naturally odour-resistant, it breathes, and it regulates temperature across a wider range than a synthetic knit. The price is that pure merino has no stretch of its own.

That constraint drives the construction. The stretch in this top comes from the way the knit is built and from the elastic at the binding and underband, not from blended-in elastane. It is why the fit is cut close rather than compressive: the garment should follow the body, and the shelf bra should hold, but neither should rely on the fabric being stretched to its limit to stay in place.

Support is engineered rather than added. A built-in shelf bra means an internal elastic band under the bust and a second layer across the bust, both finished into the garment. The cups are removable: they are inserted through a small opening and can be taken out for washing or replaced with a shape that suits your market. That detail matters in OEM work, because cup shape, thickness and density are regional preferences — a US buyer and an EU buyer will often specify different inserts for the same outer shell.

The narrow racerback is a functional choice. A wide racerback sits across the shoulder blades and restricts reach; a narrow one keeps the straps clear of the blade, which is what you want for yoga and Pilates where the arms travel freely. The front princess seams run from the neckline down through the bust so the panel is shaped rather than flat, and they give the shelf bra a structural line to anchor to instead of relying on a single horizontal band.

Armholes and neckline are bound, not raw. On a cropped top the armhole sits high and is the seam that fails first in wear: a raw or narrowly overlocked edge rolls and rubs. Binding holds the edge flat and keeps its shape through washing. Crop length is a fit decision — it is confirmed on the approval sample against the target rise of the leggings the top will be sold with, because a crop that meets the waistband in one size may gap in the next.

Merino Cropped Bra Tank Specifications

Design OEM / ODM
Fabric 100% Merino Wool (exclusive of elastic, cups and decoration); 150 GSM
Feature Temperature regulating, odour resistant, breathable, natural stretch recovery
Fit Slim cropped fit
Support Built-in shelf bra, removable cups, elastic underband
Construction Narrow racerback, front princess seams, bound armholes and neckline
Colour Can be customized as Pantone No
Size Provide all sizes or a Customized size
Logo Heat transfer, Silicone, Embroidery, Woven label
MOQ 1,000 pcs per style per color
Label&Tag Customized
Packing Packed as requirements
Care Machine wash cold on wool / gentle cycle; wash with similar colors; do not bleach; reshape and dry flat
FOB port Xiamen
Payment terms T/T
Delivery time Within 25-40 days after confirming the details of the pre-production sample
Shipping By sea, by air, by DHL/UPS/TNT, etc.

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Send your colour references, micron preference, cup specification and size range for an OEM / ODM quotation. MOQ 1,000 pcs per style per colour.

Merino Bra Tank Applications

Built for yoga, Pilates, low-impact training and studio fitness — the settings where a top is worn skin-tight in a warm room for an hour and then worn again the next day. Merino’s odour resistance is what makes the second wear possible, and its breathability is why 100% wool works in a studio where a heavier knit would not. It also layers under a merino base layer in autumn, which is where the 150 GSM weight earns its place outside the studio.

Why 100% merino rather than a merino blend?
Because the point of the garment is what merino does against bare skin. Blending in nylon or polyester lowers cost and adds stretch, but it also reintroduces the synthetic odour retention the merino was chosen to avoid. Pure merino also breathes better in a warm studio. The trade-off is genuine: a 100% merino knit has little stretch of its own, so the fit is cut close and the support comes from the shelf bra and binding rather than from elastane.
Does a merino sports bra actually hold?
For low-impact work — yoga, Pilates, studio training — yes, because the support comes from the built-in shelf bra and its elastic underband rather than from fabric compression. This is not a high-impact running bra and we would not quote it as one. If you need high impact we would build on a synthetic or a merino-elastane blend where compression can be engineered into the knit.
Can the cups be changed?
Yes. The cups are removable inserts reached through a small opening in the shelf bra, so they can be taken out for washing or swapped for a different shape, thickness or density. Cup specification is usually regional, so we confirm it on the approval sample rather than assuming one insert suits every market.
What is the minimum order?
1,000 pieces per style per colour, and that quantity can be split across sizes within a colour. Merino is a lower-volume material than a synthetic knit and 100% merino carries a higher yarn cost than a blend, so the minimum is set above our standard synthetic lines rather than quoted at the synthetic rate.
How should a merino bra be washed?
Machine wash cold on a wool or gentle cycle with similar colours, in a mesh bag if you have one. Do not bleach. Reshape and dry flat rather than tumble drying, which is where wool knits lose their shape and shrink. Wash it less often than a synthetic — merino's odour resistance means it does not need a wash after every session.

Merino Bra Tank Development Notes

Three things are settled at sampling on this style, and none of them can be corrected later without re-cutting the pattern. First, merino quality: micron count decides whether 100% merino feels soft or scratchy against the skin, and it is the single largest cost lever in the garment. A 17.5 micron yarn and a 19.5 micron yarn can look identical on a hanger. Second, the shelf bra: underband width, elastic tension and cup pocket depth are a fit decision that has to be tested on a body in the target size range, because a band that holds on a size S will cut on a size L. Third, the crop length relative to the rise of the leggings it will be sold with. Shrinkage on a 100% wool knit is confirmed on the first wash of the approval sample — pure merino behaves differently from a wool-synthetic blend, and the pattern allowance depends on it.

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Wholesale price from US$3.00 per piece — the exact price depends on design, fabric, quantity and customization. Ships worldwide, FOB Xiamen, with bulk lead time of 25–40 calendar days. As custom OEM/ODM goods, orders are made to order and are not returnable except for confirmed production defects. Request a quote for your specific style.
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