LEGAL experts have revealed why your boss could make you wear a bra to work.
After the pandemic had the world quarantined for some time, Americans have gotten casual in the way they dress with some on Twitter claiming the CDC is why they'll never wear a bra.
These days, more people prefer or need the comfort of going braless. While for others, bras are the supportive garments they were originally designed to be.
In a 2021 survey of 1,000 workers, nearly half said they'd be dressing more comfortably at work than they did in the past.
During the pandemic, many women declared their home offices constriction-free zones, and consciously uncoupled from their bras, The Wall Street Journal reported.
"When they did [wear them], they opted for wire-free, comfortable styles," Kristen Classi-Zummo, an intimates expert at market research firm NPD Group told the news publication.
But as Americans return to the office, a number of women have reportedly returned to "work bras."
"A ‘work bra’ is a bra that fits well, supports with some lift and [doesn’t reveal] nipple," according to Sapna Palep, CEO of New York lingerie brand Journelle.
People who are committed to being a part of the no-bra club may wonder if they can go bra-free in the workplace without facing disciplinary action.
As with many legal questions in the US, the answer is yes and no, legal experts say.
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