Women's Verve Navy Top

For all girls who don’t like tight boxer vests or sports tops, we created the Verve Top. It’s the favourite for no-pressure training, easy movement and a bit of distance to life – light, colourful, a go-to.

The sporty Verve Top is basically a “sports boxer vest with a slight twist”. Unlike classic boxer vests, it isn’t fitted. A slightly flared hem creates ease and makes it easier to cover with fabric what you don’t particularly want to show (and as you’ll read below – it doesn’t have to be only about extra kilos). The back of the top is deeply cut, though not as deep as in other oversized sports tops, e.g. dance tees (although the sports bra underneath will still be visible). For the straps we chose flexible, stretchy openwork mesh. Firstly – it sits well against the skin and keeps the top close to the body; secondly – it provides ventilation and thus helps protect against potential irritation. On the left strap we sewed in a soft ATTIQ logo patch, which makes the vest different from all the sports boxer vests around.

The women’s Verve Top is made from high-quality sports fabric. Polyamide and elastane in the composition give a soft, very pleasant soft-touch feel, which on wearing gives the sensation of a gentle touch.

Verve Top, besides pairing with leggings or sports shorts, also looks great slightly tucked into trousers. Our designer made sure the proportions are refined so that despite the loose cut, the top doesn’t “hang” on the body, but drapes gently over it.

We created the Verve Top for two reasons: firstly, we wanted to add to our collection a sports top for dance, fitness, Pilates – light, colourful, “a favourite” – i.e. one you can also pop into town in or go for spontaneous shopping. Secondly: we knew that there are people who play sport and sometimes – for various reasons – want to shape the body with fabric and conceal the shape of the stomach. Some want to hide extra kilos they don’t feel their best with, others medical accessories that need to be placed on the stomach (for example a sensor for testing sugar levels). After all, each of us has the right to move and get the most out of life – clothes shouldn’t be an obstacle to that.