- Dec 13, 2009
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So as a uniform designer for Top Gun I just want to throw my 2 cents into the picture.
A) Almost every performance top we have ever created was made to be supportive & hold the same way a sport bra does. In essence we start with a sports bra and add arms and necklines. With a few exceptions being a heavy duty sports bra with no cutouts or frills whatsoever there's almost no difference in the support an average TG female would receive in her uniform than your CP at practice.
B) Our athletes are not terrified of us by any means and if they were uncomfortable we would be more upset that they didn't come and clarify it with us so we can resolve the issue. On the contrary we are a program that is all about innovation and performance...if the athletes weren't comfortable they wouldn't be able to perform at their best and that would be completely contradictory to what we are most notorious for.
C) Let's be devils advocate and say our uniforms did not offer "proper support" (which is not what I'm saying). But any restrictive garment offers "some support"...So are we really arguing to this extent on the danger of warmups and a 2:30 performance on stage on average of 5-10 times per year with "some support" as opposed to "proper support?"
A) Almost every performance top we have ever created was made to be supportive & hold the same way a sport bra does. In essence we start with a sports bra and add arms and necklines. With a few exceptions being a heavy duty sports bra with no cutouts or frills whatsoever there's almost no difference in the support an average TG female would receive in her uniform than your CP at practice.
B) Our athletes are not terrified of us by any means and if they were uncomfortable we would be more upset that they didn't come and clarify it with us so we can resolve the issue. On the contrary we are a program that is all about innovation and performance...if the athletes weren't comfortable they wouldn't be able to perform at their best and that would be completely contradictory to what we are most notorious for.
C) Let's be devils advocate and say our uniforms did not offer "proper support" (which is not what I'm saying). But any restrictive garment offers "some support"...So are we really arguing to this extent on the danger of warmups and a 2:30 performance on stage on average of 5-10 times per year with "some support" as opposed to "proper support?"