Let's talk cami's and tank's

minivanmom

The tank's I currently own are el cheapo cotton ribbed tanks from Walmart. I wear a D cup so those cami's with the shelf bra are a joke. I try to find tanks without a very low neckline to reduce the cleavage view for my kids while I"m playing with them LOL. I don't typically wear what my daughters and I call "skinny strap" tops (cami's) without a layer over it.

What are your favorite brands and styles? And what basic colors do you keep in your wardrobe other than white? What is the best length for it to reach?

17 years ago

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Dani

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Brandy, I've had good luck with these. They have a little higher rise and are longer so the coverage is better for me:

http://www.soma.com/store/brow.....#038;size=

My only gripe with them is they're nylon so they don't breathe very well when it's hot.

I've also had luck with nordstrom's calson camis:
http://shop.nordstrom.com/S/28.....rchresults

I have the same issue as you (D cup) and have found these work fairly well.

Colors depend on what you have in your wardrobe to work with them.

17 years ago

Ola

Active Member

I hear you on the shelf bras in camis - they seem to make me feel squished and sweaty. And at a D/DD cup I have no hope of wearing them without a bra anyway, so what's the point. I've found I'm much happier with camis that don't have the shelf bra.

17 years ago

Becky

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Though I am very small-busted, I also *hate* shelf bras because they squash what little I do have. I tend to look for (non-ribbed) tanks rather than camis, though they are more difficult to find. Target had some pretty decent quality tanks earlier in the summer; don't know if they still do. Black, brown, and navy would be good basic colors to have on hand.

17 years ago

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