EIMIN Women's Casual Halter Neck Draped Front Sexy Open Back Tank Top (S-3XL)

I'm about 120 pounds, 5'6". I normally wear a small t-shirt, but based on the reviews here I ordered both a small and a medium, planning to return whichever one didn't fit. When I got them they both fit, but obviously the medium was looser. I got these for casual wear around the yard or walking in my neighborhood. It's hot out and I wanted something breezy. I also wanted to get rid of some tank top tan lines that I had. When these tops arrived, they were breezy and relaxed but also elegant. When I saw how they looked on, I was inspired to put on some nice shorts, pretty sandals, a necklace, and some perfume, and then I felt all special. This top could be versatile for an evening out, or I could even see wearing it on the plane because it's so comfy. For certain things like work meetings, I feel a bit exposed, so I just throw a denim jacket over it and it looks casual-professional.Some people described the structure of the garment being weird to them--it is just a tube with a big hole in it. I actually think that's an ingenious design. It's simple. Why not?I got the small in navy and the medium in the dark purple color. Both colors have a nice sheen and look elegant.Here are the differences between the fit of the two sizes:Small: Yes, the armpits are tight. The more I wear it the more it kind of adjusts to me, if that makes sense. But yes, I agree with other reviews that if the armpit fit was any tighter it would be annoying. I'm also fairly small around the ribcage, so I'm thinking sizing up might be a good idea for the average person. The chest cowl hangs puffier on the small, so it looks more piled up. The waist is more fitted but not too tight, and it still has folds in the right places. The back sits higher and may be a little more awkward than the medium. The small has the advantage that when I bend over I'm less likely to flash everyone because the tube opening that forms the neck is narrower.Medium: It drapes a lot. The cowl hangs straight down. There are a lot of folds in the lower part due to the excess fabric. This size is a bit breezier and more comfortable due to the roominess, and the armpits fit appropriately. The back sits just a teeny bit lower, which gives the medium an elegant drape in the back. There is danger of flashing people if I bend completely over, so I hopefully won't forget that while wearing it. Not for bike rides! Although, I bet I could put a strategic safety pin to hold it closed without looking like it's pinned. Somehow, the overall fit of the medium looks more natural than the small.

Very nice halter top. I've been trying to find one that fits me just right because I am a bit top heavy. I ended up with the 2XL and it fits me great. I am a 38DD. The smaller ones I tried were just way too small in the bust. Looking forward to summer so I can wear this.

This is a cute shirt, though the fabric isn't what I was expecting. It is a silky, shiny material...not a cotton poly like I was expecting. But, it works out because it makes the shirt very slinky. I bought this intending to wear it without a bra, and a combination of the fabric and loose fit means it drapes nicely over the girls, so it is flattering even braless.Runs a bit big, but it's a loose shirt and scrunches nicely, so it's fine. 5'2", 115, small frame for reference.Two complaints:1. The hem line is really tacky looking. Double line of thick thread that sticks out like a sore thumb...and for some reason the scoop neck isn't secured at all which means the ugly hem is always flopping back to the top...I'm gong to try fashion tape or fabric glue to keep it down.2. Because the scoop neck is so loose and low...BEWARE OF STIFF BREEZES! I was just walking down the street, a stiff breeze hit, and a whole bunch of motorists got a nice show when the neck popped right over my left boob. Leaning over is also a dangerous activity.

Material is very thin, but might be considered light & airy in hot southern states. I'm a 36DDD, 5'4" 148 lbs. I ordered Large but it was too tight on my arm pits.

This simple, inexpensive top is so flattering! Excellent draping. Wearing with a strapless tube bra from Soma. I bought red and black. 5’9”, 175, XL fits perfectly!

I LOVE this top! (Please don't mind the awful strapless bra in the photos)As a plus-sized, 46-year-old woman, it's often hard to find summer tops that can be versatile for a fall wardrobe, especially for the workplace. Currently, at 7am, it's almost 100*F in Las Vegas. A top like this to wear in the office is a necessity. I have a blazer hanging up by the door if people come in for an appointment or if I have to go to location. The design of this top is perfect to pair with a sweater or jacket for office attire. Additionally, this top is appropriate for dinner or even a night on the town!What I really love is the fit of the garment. There's enough fabric in the bust and neck area to maintain a modest look, the back isn't outrageous, while still providing summer cooling. The stretchiness of the top makes the fit beautiful, without giving away folds in your tummy or rolls in your back. I'm also a taller woman, 5'8", with a long torso. This garment sits right above my butt, making concealing a stomach easy. The bottom of the shirt makes it easy and attractive to wear with slacks for work, a skirt, or even jeans and shorts. I'm going to buy more of these in different colors!

Although it fit perfectly, I went to wear it last night, and when I put it on, there was a huge stain. Might have been ok if it was in one of the folds, but it ws in an arear that couldn't be disguised. Super disappointed, because other things were purchased to wear specifically with the shirt. So this shirt was either ruined at the making, or a return that did not get inspected before it was put on shelf for later purchasng...

It fits fine, looks fine with belly dancing wrap. I think it’s just too expensive. Should be priced lower for the quality.