Meet Biroti. A bra for the sitting hours.
Underwear gets designed for occasions: the dress, the date, the workout. Meanwhile most of a life happens in a chair, in front of a screen, in clothes nobody is photographing. That stretch is what this was built for.
Wireless, seamless, moulded cups sewn in, breathable fabric. Four decisions, all pointing the same way — something you put on at seven in the morning and stop thinking about until you take it off.
Sold in packs of one, two and three. [Pricing: TBC.]
Three ways to get through a workday.
An underwire t-shirt bra looks right and stops being comfortable by mid-afternoon. A posture brace is built for your back and looks like it. Biroti is the third option.
|   | Biroti | Underwire t-shirt bra | Posture brace |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nothing rigid digging in after six hours | |||
| Invisible under a fitted top | |||
| Pads that can't shift or bunch in the wash | |||
| Meant to be worn all day, every day |
Made for the hours you sit.
Biroti exists for the longest, least glamorous, most ordinary hours of your week. The ones spent sitting, in front of a screen, in clothes nobody is photographing.
Not a brace. Not your mother's beige bra. Not built for a spin class you're not taking. One bra, made well enough that you stop noticing it.
Give it one real workday.
You can't tell from a photograph whether a bra will still be comfortable at four in the afternoon. You can tell after one day of wearing it.
[XX days to decide. Terms TBC.] If it isn't right, tell us the two measurements and what felt wrong, and we'll sort it.