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Add a '90s-inspired element to your outfit with a stretchy cotton-blend thermal tank finished off with a sporty racerback.
- 20 1/2" length (size Small)
- Crewneck
- 95% cotton, 5% elastane
- Hand wash, line dry
- Imported
- Black Owned/Founded
- Item #7065602
Size info
- True to size.
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Good American
Founded in 2016 by Khloe Kardashian and Emma Grede, Good American is redefining the American wardrobe through a modern lens. Rooted in fit, quality, and style, Good American creates elevated everyday pieces that feel both nostalgic and new, crafted for versatility and made to last. Inspired by classic Americana but reimagined for today, Good American is building the next generation’s wardrobe. Familiar, fresh and elevated by design.
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Wbates
Verified purchase
July 15, 2022
so cute!
Great material and fit great. The tank top is a little shorter than it looks in the picture, but besides that I love it.
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Drea221
Apr 24, 2022
fits super cute!
I love that it’s thick enough to not have to wear a bra and also just feels sturdier than most tank tops. Great quality. Worth the price
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Jttyttt
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Verified purchase
Apr 1, 2024
Done w/Good American
This brand is consistently off on the sizing. I've had issues with every single item I've purchased from Good American, it's either too small or too big.
This tank top fits fine everywhere except at the bottom hem, where it is too tight and has no give. This is similar to the other items I've purchased that are too small--they fit almost everywhere, but have one area that is stiff and small.
I suspect they do not attempt to fit multiple body shapes, size inclusivity proclamations are not the same as actually making items to fit different types of bodies.
Using my current measurements, which indicate a 4 in their bizarre sizing system (why do they have their own system, btw? This may be an attempt to address the problem of size flux that women's clothes struggle with where you're a 12 in one brand, a 14 in another, and a 10 in a third, but it's not really a fix), I gambled one last time. At least it was only $10.