Orbital Archive Women's Pleated Halter Sports Bra - Twist Front Yoga Crop Top

Elevate your movement wardrobe with the Orbital Archive Women's Pleated Halter Sports Bra. Combining a chic, retro-futuristic aesthetic with high-performance functionality, this backless plunge crop top effortlessly transitions from high-energy gym sessions to an elevated street style look.

Crafted from a buttery-soft, supportive 220 gsm (6.5 oz/yd²) nylon-spandex blend, it delivers excellent four-way stretch, comfortable compression, and a sleek bodycon fit. The front design showcases an elegant plunging V-neckline with structural pleating that creates a sophisticated twist-front effect and a subtle under-bust keyhole cutout. The open-back reverse is anchored by a secure chest band featuring our signature direct-to-film printed Planet logo, complete with its distinct curved cutout star detail.

Key Features

• Premium Performance Fabric: An elite blend of 75% nylon and 25% spandex provides supreme flexibility, breathable moisture-wicking, and a lightweight feel.
• Sculpting Front Pleat Detail: Elegant plunging halter neckline featuring structural front pleats and a minimalist keyhole opening beneath the bust.
• Sleek Open-Back Silhouette: Minimalist back strap design offers total shoulder mobility for yoga, running, Pilates, or circuit training.
• Signature Brand Print: High-durability direct-to-film (DTF) cream planet logo on the reverse band ensures clean, standalone brand identity.
• Versatile Styling: Perfectly engineered to layer under jackets or pair seamlessly with high-waisted biker shorts and leggings.

Fabric & Care Specifications

• Material Composition: 75% Nylon, 25% Spandex
• Fabric Weight: 220 gsm (6.5 oz/yd²) — Supple, supportive, and thin yet highly durable

Care Instructions: Machine wash cold at 30°C on a gentle cycle. Do not bleach. Tumble dry on low or hang dry. Iron at low temperature if necessary, but avoid ironing directly on the printed graphic to preserve the design. Do not dry clean.

Production Note: Minor color and texture batch differences can naturally occur during custom apparel manufacturing, making each small-batch run unique.