New York Yankees star Ben Rice’s girlfriend, Sara Falkson, is a Harvard graduate engineer and the founder of Robyn, where she primarily designs sports bras. On Monday, she promoted her brand by the beach with Rice also involved.
Sara posted an Instagram reel on her brand’s official account. In the clip, she flaunts her self-designed sports bra and throws a football to Rice, who was in the water. Through this, she wanted to show that her bra makes one feel confident about their body for any type of sports activity. Sara was wearing a chequered printed black and white shade bikini while also wearing a hat.
“a few favorite body confident beach day essentials! ☀️🏖️🐚🌺🌴” she captioned the post.
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Sara and Ben Rice met in high school at Noble & Greenough High School in Dedham, Massachusetts. They also went to Dartmouth College together. There, Sara was a varsity field hockey player and served as team co-captain. After graduating with top honors in human-centered design, cultural anthropology, and digital arts, Sara worked as a design engineer. She decided to pursue a Master’s in Design Engineering at Harvard University and uses her knowledge in the interest of women’s wellness.
Ben Rice’s Girlfriend Sara’s Reason Behind Starting Robyn
Robyn is a women’s wellness brand that focuses on solving the problem of low body confidence among women. She learned that almost half of the girls (45%, according to a study by Dove) give up sports because of the very same reason. Sara started to work on this issue for her master’s thesis and it became a company. She has already incorporated Robyn as a Delaware C Corp.
The company is focused on redesigning sports bra of all ages and raising their confidence through its products.
“So many people across all different sports, around the world, really resonate with these messages when it comes to the sports bra, when it comes to body-confident sport, or not finding gear that fit their body in their sport,” Falkson said. “It’s cool to see the impact of what design and engineering can have at the intersection of girls’ and women’s sports.”
Sara has already given two sports bras from Robyn to her Dartmouth field hockey teammates. Sara aims to create a category by making her sports bra a part of necessary equipment rather than just apparel.
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