SKIMS launches Ultimate T-Shirt Bra with Amelia Gray campaign
SKIMS turned a basic bra into a full product system: the new $64 Ultimate T-Shirt Bra promises teardrop shape, 360-stretch, and a smoother fit.

SKIMS just did what SKIMS does best: take an everyday basic and give it enough product language to feel like a launch. The new Ultimate T-Shirt Bra went live May 28 at 12 p.m. ET with Amelia Gray fronting a stripped-down campaign, but the real pitch is in the construction. This is a lightly lined bra with no extra padding, made to smooth under clothes and land in that sweet spot between lift and invisibility.
The details are the sell. SKIMS says the bra uses 360-stretch technology, concealed underwire with a soft brushed casing, and lightweight foam lining for the brand’s iconic teardrop shape without padding. In plain terms, it is built to give shape without the bulky, obvious hand of a push-up bra. It comes in earthy neutrals, which keeps the whole thing firmly in SKIMS territory: minimal, skin-adjacent, and engineered to disappear under a T-shirt, not announce itself through one.

Sizing is where the brand makes the essentials game look aggressive. The Ultimate T-Shirt Bra runs from band sizes 32 through 44 and cup sizes A through G, which puts it in the broader end of the spectrum for a mainstream bra launch. At $64, it sits in premium basics territory, expensive enough to expect real construction, but not so high that it feels like designer lingerie cosplay. That price makes more sense once you see how much SKIMS has leaned into fit as the luxury here.
This is not a one-off drop either. The bra sits inside the Ultimate family, alongside push-up, balconette, strapless, wireless push-up and bodysuit styles, which tells you SKIMS is building a whole bra architecture around the same core promise: shape, lift, smoothing, repeat. That is the brand’s real trick. It does not just sell underwear, loungewear and shapewear; it keeps repackaging function as if it were a fashion event.

Amelia Gray is a sharp face for that message. The Los Angeles-born model and mental health advocate broke out in high fashion in 2021 and has already worked with Chanel, Balenciaga, Miu Miu, Versace, Proenza Schouler and Givenchy. With more than 1.7 million followers across Instagram and TikTok, she brings reach, but the product still does the heavy lifting. In the intimates market, SKIMS keeps winning by making the supposed everyday bra feel like the one you suddenly need now.
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