Q&A: How to Stop Tank Top Ride Up
July 4th, 2007
Q: How can I keep long tank tops and camisoles from riding up over my hips and rolling up at the bottom?
A: Long tops ride up and roll up when you move around when the fit is too tight. To avoid this problem, look for tank tops and camisoles that are cut a little bit looser–even if they’re still form fitting. I’ve also found that tops with a built in "waistband" piece of fabric tend to give me less problems with shirt ride-up.
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Pictured: J Crew Solid Favorite Tank | $14.50 at J Crew.
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3 Comments
1. Valentina | July 5th, 2007 at 7:54 pm
You were right on to show that JCrew tank–it has some length to
it, so it stays put. I bought two and I’m addicted–I wear them to sleep, to exercise in, to work…I can’t get enough!
2. Trisha | July 6th, 2007 at 1:34 am
Yup, there’s a reason why these are J Crew’s “Favorite” tanks!
3. Denise | December 23rd, 2008 at 7:57 pm
I thought it was just me, but i have found that anything with a lyrca, or spandex, never stays put on the hips. Especially if you have hips. Hollywood fashion tape, or good old packaging tape works in a pinch.