The Tank That Has Everyone Asking "Have You Lost Weight?"

I’m usually an AU 14 and wear a 14D bra. Went with XL after debating between that and L, and I’m really happy with the fit. It feels secure without being restrictive. If you’re between sizes and prefer a bit more room, I’d go up.

Buying tops online is always a bit tricky because I’m fuller in the bust. I normally wear M, but I’m a 12DD and went for L in this one. Glad I did — no digging in under the arms, and everything feels nicely contained.

I’m 61 and usually an AU 16, so I was a bit worried about it clinging to my tummy. The XXL skims rather than squeezes. Still comfy after lunch, and lovely under a cardi.

Ordered my usual M, but it was a little snug for my liking. Swapped it for L and that’s much better. Been wearing it heaps since.

I’m only 157 cm, so I thought it might be too long. On me it sits just below the hips without bunching up. The straps stay put and the neckline gives me enough coverage.

Adding my measurements in case it helps someone: 173 cm tall, usually AU 12, bra size 12C. I bought M. It’s long enough that I can reach up without the hem ending up above my waistband

The size guide worked well for me. I usually buy L and wear a 14C bra, and the L feels supportive without flattening everything. Only reason for four stars is I’d love a few more colours.

I’m usually an AU 20 and honestly didn’t think a tank with a built-in bra would work for me. Tried the 3XL and was pleasantly surprised. Really appreciate the wider straps and the coverage at the sides.

I’m a 14D, so going without support isn’t really an option for me. Wouldn’t wear this for a run, but for work, popping to the shops or lunch out, I’m happy to leave my regular bra in the drawer.

It’s gentle everyday support, which is exactly what I wanted. Doesn’t feel like being strapped into a sports bra, and I don’t get that tight band digging in underneath. I feel put together and comfortable.

My bra used to be the first thing off when I got home. This has been such a nice change. I still feel supported, just without an underwire poking me all day.

I’m a 12DD and find it supportive enough for working from home or heading into town. I’d still wear a proper sports bra for a brisk walk. For everyday wear though, this gets a lot of use.

Wore it on a six-hour drive and it was so comfy. Usually my bra band starts annoying me a couple of hours in. Got there and didn’t immediately need to change, which says a lot.

I’m a 12C and wanted something easy for summer without another layer underneath. This gives a nice shape, the pads don’t look bulky, and I feel comfortable wearing it on its own.

My favourite thing is the smoother shape under a lightweight jumper. I don’t get that obvious line where my usual bra band sits. The support feels quite natural too.

Had it on from 8 am until 8 pm, work, driving, then dinner out. Didn’t spend the day pulling it down or adjusting the straps. Still felt comfy when I got home.

Was convinced it would roll up when I sat down because fitted tanks usually do that on me. This one stays flat across my tummy. Even after a decent lunch out, I wasn’t fiddling with the hem.

Lovely soft fabric with plenty of stretch. My first one was too small and did roll a bit at the bottom. Going up a size sorted it out for me.

I’m at a desk all day and can’t stand anything digging in under my bust or arms. This is smooth and comfortable enough that I forget I’ve got it on. Exactly what I needed.

Wore this for a travel day airport, flight, taxi and straight out for dinner. Comfy enough to have a nap on the plane, but still looked neat under a jacket when we arrived.

School run, groceries, playing with the kids I can bend and reach without constantly checking whether my top’s ridden up. Such a small thing, but it makes getting dressed easier.

Looks much smoother under my white shirt than my usual bra. No clasp showing through at the back or extra bra straps to tuck away. Really pleased with how neat it looks.

I wear it with jeans and a light jacket and I’m good to go. Didn’t think I’d feel this comfortable without a separate bra, but the coverage is lovely and the neckline isn’t too low.

Tried it under a fitted tee and a fine-knit jumper. The back looks smoother, there’s less digging in at the sides, and the pads aren’t obvious. Looks like a normal tank rather than activewear.