Arcaa Movement - "Zodi" Crop

Arcaa Movement, the Brand:

When I first got to know Arcaa Movement circa 2018, the Australian brand produced activewear with the most imaginative prints. Today, its aesthetic has shifted towards monochrome, with a full-fledged clothing range to boot. I noticed the change of direction around the time of Covid, and whether it was prompted by the pandemic or long in the works, it's become quite the trend in the activewear industry.

The "Zodi" Crop:

I'd be the first to say I miss the old Arcca. This is not a knock on the new Arcaa--I don't own anything from the current range yet even though the products look lovely on the website--but the old Arcaa went places with patterns and designs that few looked. The "Zodi" Crop, which is a sports bra if you are not sure about the name, has an all-over motif print that is as appealing as it is unique.

SMusicHDance Checklist:

• Padding for sports bra: Yes, sewn in and not removable

• Sports bra straps: Non-adjustable, strappy back

• Leggings: The leggings are not from Arcaa; they are not branded.

• Support level: Good for running. Good for other gym workout. Sweat wicking.

• Comfort level: I love this set for working out but would not recommend it for lounging around.

• Fit: The sports bra was a sales score and I only managed to get Sz Large. I usually wear Sz Small on top but this Sz Large was only a bit loose and fits me without needing to be taken in. If I am to guess, the brand runs small.

Buying Online:

Arcaa Movement activewear is available through the brand's own site, which ships worldwide. Returns within 14 days of receipt are accepted for non-sale items, but you have to pay for your own return shipping. The above terms are applicable at the time of this writing and you may refer to the brand's website for any update.

The "Zodi" sports bra came out in 2018 and is no longer available. For your consideration, I have linked below my suggestions for the current season. *This is not a sponsored post. I acquired the products on my own and receive no compensation for any purchase made via the links.

Photographer: Thomas Paul Hannam