Womens Modal Built-in Bra Padded Camisole Yoga Tanks Tops

I finally lost enough weight to need new tank tops with a bra shelf. Right now I'm about a size 12, bra size 36C. The 10-12 (XL) fits me now but slightly snug for my taste. But in another 5 lbs more or less, it'll be perfect and the cups will still work. The cups are more like a curved light padded area sown into a shelf, so very flexible for a lot of different cup sizes. Don't expect support, no tight under band, but it's exactly why I love it. I don't wear a bra (66 and no bra for 45 years and no they don't sag) but do need something for modesty at times. Since I live in a hot climate I wanted cool, breezy, and not constricting. This fits the description, modal is so much better than poly, I just need to lose a little more weight. And the blue! I look better in warm colors and this blue works great. It's not a cooler cobalt but still bright.

The only product for small breasted women.

Great! i wear camisoles almost year round so its nice to have one with a bra attached. what i like about it is its lightweight, has a stitched in bra pad and adjustable straps. the reason for the four stars instead of five is the size chart is not clear and is inaccurate. i first ordered the size 0. the actual tag on camisole says small. I am very petite xs clothing and wear a 32B bra. the size 0 was very clingy and bra part not large enough. I reordered the size 0-2 which is a medium. it fit perfectly. I would say if you need a lot of support, this is not for you, but perfect for small busted women.

I wanted to return these but missed the date. They are very soft , But loose shake easy run very large should have ordered a small 130 5'7. Amazon said large . They are always wrinkled, even in cold water drop dry . They are a bit hot and not breathable for humid conditions.

I was trying to find something similar to Uniqlo's AIRism bra camisole, which had been out of stock. Mine has lasted eight years, and is finally seeming a bit stretched out (though it is still usable!). I was annoyed by Uniqlo's hard-to-navigate website, and its $8 shipping. The Airism bra camisole isn't available in Uniqlo's stores, and the Uniqlo store closest to me does not accept ship-to-store. So I turned to Amazon to see if I could find something similar.I ordered the set with spaghetti straps, size S. I held them up to the Uniqlo product. This item's material is much thinner and gauzier than Uniqlo's--it's Modal--which I actually preferred. The cups are more padded than the Uniqlo item's, with thicker padding on the bottom. It was a GREAT fit for me; as noted, I bought size S and I am 5'3" and weigh 92 lbs. But consider that this cami is two inches shorter than the Uniqlo version; it uses 1/2 as much satiny elastic on the straps and the elastic under the shelf bra is much thinner and stretchier. The sewing is good, but the materials are cheaper and scantier.In contrast to what some reviewers received, the pads in the ones I received matched the natural-white color of the "white" cami, and blended nicely with the apricot cami.The company accidentally sent me one with spaghetti straps (apricot) and one with wide straps (white). I actually preferred the fit of the one with the wide straps. Unfortunately, the one with spaghetti straps had a pinhole in the fabric body. I had the feeling that the item would not last very long, so I returned the set and did not reorder it.All that being said, if I had less money than I do now, I would probably reorder this cami set because I am sure it would be a good yoga undershirt for about a year, which is what I intended to use it for. But since I can spend $40 on the Uniqlo version, and I know that one will last most of a decade, that is what I will do.

I hate shirts/ bras that have inserts that come out or lose their shape. These fit me great. Not necessarily support but I wasn't expecting that from a shirt only. Makes you feel comfortable and supported enough to just throw on and start your day.

The media could not be loaded. These did not work out for me. Here are a few reasons:1. The bag they came in said they were size large, and the product label said XXL. I ordered XXL because I know the Asian products often run small, and I'm a 38C in my favorite bra. These shirts are, in fact, too small.2. The fit is strange. The chest section is sewn too close together and I assume it is because when they sized up, they didn't take into account a chest will be wider, or they intended this to push boobs together or make cleavage. I bought this to stay cool, not to have my girls all up on each other. Besides, if you are chesty, this is not going to be supportive enough to go for the cleavage look. The shirt comes up too high in the front to show cleavage anyway.3. I have concerns that this is actual viscose. It is rougher than my other viscose clothing, and in general, just feels different. I bought this because I wanted this type of material to stay cool in the summer.