Amazon EssentialsWomen's Slim-Fit Camisole, Pack of 4OEKO-TEX STANDARD 100

I can’t believe I found good camisoles online. I got them to wear under maxi dresses to increase modesty.These are a thicker fabric, more like a slightly stretchy t-shirt fabric than lingerie which is a huge plus. They are comfortable, form fitting, true to size, and NOT see through!They put up with a lot of wear and tear because I’m breast feeding so I’m always lifting it up or down.I go through two a day so every other day all four of these get washed. I just throw them in with the regular laundry. I probably shouldn’t dry them as that usually causes straps to break down faster but I’m four months into mom life. I’m not hanging anything to dry.These camis are a must have in my wardrobe. I am ordering more.

These are great! I didn't think that they'd offer gentle support as well as being breathable, but they do both! The colors are vibrant, and they wash beautifully. They also go in the dryer without harm. Whether you use the dryer or air-dry, they don't wrinkle. They didn't even come out of the compression bag in my suitcase wrinkled, and I thought that was an inevitability. I've ordered them in two sets of colors, and if I needed more, I'd certainly buy again. The adjustable straps are great. The price compares favorably to similar items. It is really hard to find tanks that have this much cotton that are not ribbed. They are stretchy. I would imagine that makes them fit a variety of body-shapes.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:These are camisoles are a very thick cotton and are longer than most. The fabric almost too thick for the Arizona summer heat and a bit bulky. My only criticism is the fact they do shrink quite a bit even being washed in cold and hung to dry. I won't be purchasing these again only as they really don't work for me; however they may be perfect for others.

I’m very impressed with these camisoles!! They are great quality, the material is thick enough where you can tell they aren’t cheaply made and they won’t rip or tear, but they’re not thick to the point that you’re hot in them. If you like them really fitted and tight, I would say to size down. There’s a lot of stretch to them. I’m usually an xl because my chest is large but I bought large and they fit great! The price is also awesome for getting 4 tops! I’m actually going to order more colors. Highly recommend!!

This is my first Amazon Essentials purchase and I was a little hesitant for moral reasons- but sadly Amazon’s methods of competition work and these camisoles were the best option I found in the colors I wanted. So these are good shirts but also I hate myself a little.That being said: Amazon suggested a size small, but after looking at the size chart and knowing I wanted a more form fitting silhouette I went with an extra small, which is often my usual size. (For reference, I am a 30C, so overall on the smaller side) This was the right choice for me. The shirt length was exactly what I was looking for in this world of cropped everything.The lightest color is slightly sheer, but the others don’t present any problems for me. All the colors seem true to photo and look good in real life.I do wish the fabric was softer. I have some sensory sensitivities and they don’t bother me, but they also aren’t as soft as I was hoping for. Perhaps after a few more washes they will break in a little, but as of right now, I wish they were considerable softer. That is a strict personal preference however, and I don’t think the average person would find them rough or uncomfortable.For anyone worried about straps breaking: I don’t know of any camisole or thin strapped shirt that doesn’t run that risk if you run it through a wash cycle. Amazon suggests hand washing, which is an option, but we all know we aren’t hand washing inexpensive tank tops from Amazon…So laundry bags are necessary. I recommend getting a lot of them and using them for anything that is strappy, lacy, or otherwise delicate. Bras, panties, camisoles, lingerie. I even use them for those little no-show liner socks so that they don’t get lost.Wash in laundry bags, with your bras and underwear, on delicate/hand wash cycles. That means low heat, low (or no) spin. Don’t use fabric softener (or use it infrequently and rinse well) because fabric softener will break down natural fabrics like cotton.Or hand wash (lol)TL;DR: good basic shirts in a variety of colors, morally questionable, hand wash or use a laundry bag on delicate.Edited: I’ve now had these for over two years (and have ordered additional colors) - I’ve experienced no straps breaking on any of the camisoles after countless wears and washes! On some of my most often worn shirts (we are talking sometimes every week sometimes multiple times per week) there has been some slight loss of elasticity in the straps and overall fabric of one. Some of the lighter colors have faded a bit or gotten a little dingy due to the multiple washes (and my slight laziness around color sorting tbh - I just don’t have that many white or light clothes!). I would say that the fabric has softened a bit, but the structure of the shirt means that it’s never going to be that soft Pima cotton or airy/draping bamboo that I basically want everything to feel like and that’s mostly a me problem. Overall over two years later I want to add that I still recommend these shirts, I have personally bought more and yes I still feel guilty about it.I can also say that because there was some (likely pandemic related) color and sizing issues when I bought my second and third sets of these that I can say that for someone who is 5’4”, a 28D/30C, and has a 25-26 inch waist/size two and is therefore a bit on the petite side I definitely prefer the extra small size, especially as I tend to wear them underneath other shirts often. Smalls do fit well however and if you are also in between sizes and unsure I recommend choosing based on fit preference. Because they are stretchy I can also wear a medium, though it’s definitely a looser look and I wouldn’t wear it under another top. A size large is definitely ill-fitting, gapping around the chest and hanging loosely around the ribs, waist, and hips. Because it was such a mess (duplicate colors and an assorted array of sizing) and during such a hectic time I did keep the large and will occasionally wear it tied up with an elastic to make it fit (its the only dark burgundy one that I received and the main color I was looking for!)

Title says it all. I wear these under my button-up shirts at work for an added layer and they work perfectly. The white could be a bit thicker, but they do the job. They’re soft, comfortable, and the straps are adjustable. They’re slim, but not too tight, and pretty long (on me, I’m 5’7” and 120 lbs) so you can definitely tuck them in. I’d recommend them. You could probably wear them on their own, but you’d need a flesh colored bra with the white, which I don’t own right now. I’ve washed them a few times and they seem to be holding up well. Overall, I like them more than I thought I would.

These fit great and have lasted me a long time. They are perfectly stretchy. I wash them in cold water typically and have no problem. The material is great, thick. I wish they sold an all grey and black package because I don't really use the white ones (they're a little see through, but I don't have that problem with the others. I don't even use a bra with these and I'm a 34D.