Hanes Women's Cami with Built-in Shelf Bra, Stretch Cotton Camisole, Adjustable Straps

Bought this for layering under sweaters and wearing around the house.What I like• Built-in shelf bra gives light support without needing a separate bra• Soft cotton fabric is breathable and comfortable all day• Adjustable straps help get the right fitWhat could be better• Runs a bit small—consider sizing up• Shelf bra isn’t supportive enough for larger bustsBottom line: Comfy cami for lounging or layering with just enough support. Perfect for casual wear and sleep, but look at Fruit of the Loom Built-in Bra Cami if you want more stretch or bust coverage.

I love this cami. Fit is good but had to size up from medium to large for a looser fit. I am 4'10" and 100 lbs but wear a 38B bra. I like the fabric but want more bright colors.

I bought this cami 2 yrs ago and it was great in every way--5 stars. Noted like others, that that cami was made in Indonesia. I ordered two more recently and these were made in Guatamala and like others said, the straps are too long. I will sew them so they are shorter, so no big deal. I found the new camis true to size, if not slightly big. They wash well and I put them in the dryer. I'd still recommend them but 4 stars since I have to sew them.

I used to wear Hanes tanktops with the built-in bra on a daily basis and loved how they fit and how much snug support they provided. I decided to refresh my closet with some new ones and the fabric seems completely different - less stretchy, less form-fitting, and the straps are too long even when adjusted as short as possible. It's a bummer when a product you've loved for years changes.

I have 3 of these tanks that I ordered years ago. They got worn out, so I bought more. However, these are not made the same anymore. The fabric used to be soft and stretchy. Now it is stiff and and doesn't have much give at all. These used to fit my body wonderfully - long enough for my longer than average torso, straps with a reasonable length, etc. That is not the case with this year's model. I ordered 2 of these this time, in two different colors, and they both fit horribly. They are WAY too short and the straps are WAY too long. Even on the shortest setting, the shelf bra part hangs literally halfway down on my chest, exposing at least half of my bra. I read several other reviews (after I bought, of course) with the exact same complaints. One stated she ordered 2 tanks, but one of them was made in Indonesia and the other in Guatemala. The one from Indonesia was great, like mine in the past, and the other was horrible, like these new ones I ordered. So obviously my experience is not a fluke. These are no longer a great tank top and I'm super disappointed.

The elusive, perfect, bra-shelf cami is so hard to find, especially after being spoiled by Costco's, which they no longer sell. (Would love to know why since it caused quite an uproar.) I have purchased five or six "close" replacements, but always seem to have one complaint or another about each one. I was happy with this one the moment I put it on. I'm pretty picky [whiny] about camis. I have reflux, so the elastic cannot bind too tight. Check! I like the heartier cotton that this one is made of. Check! I like the quality adjustable straps. Check!I'm 5'8" and weigh 154 lbs. I ordered an XL because, although I'm not that well endowed (and gravity is NOT my friend), I have sort of a wide rib cage and a bit of a Goodyear tire situation happening around my middle! Miraculously, this one fit perfectly. And since it's cotton, I chose to get the XL in case it shrinks in the wash. The downside of the comfortable-but-not-too-tight elastic band is that it doesn't quite lift the girls as well as some of my other ones. I've tightened the straps in hopes I'd get a little more ooomph, but you can't have it all! And I personally like the longer length - not too long, but not too short. My other camis are made of flimsier fabric. At this time of year (winter), and living on the East Coast, this cotton cami is warm and cozy. And it's just thick enough that I'd be comfortable wearing it alone and not just as an undergarment. You probably won't catch me doing that since - when I wave - the flab under my arms waves back at me. But it's nice to know I could lounge around the privacy of my home in it.

I've been looking for shelf tanks as I'm small on top (38C) and can skip bras with the right layers. I like to tuck a cami in to hide my pooch and avoid waistband digs. I don't wear camis solo, but visible under various tops: a shirt unbuttoned lower, sports tank, half-buttoned camisole, lower cut blouse or dress, or gauzy boho shirts. I ordered white & lavender, medium (I'm 5'8", usually size medium or 10 if form-fitting)Though the lavender is pretty, I was really annoyed when they arrived - they seemed far too small to wear tucked in which was why I bought them. Then I tried one on. WOW - cool cotton with a plenty of stretch (easily tuckable) but not modal or Spanx-like. VERY COMFORTABLE. I'm here now getting more colors. I'm glad I bought Hanes - so many of the other camis are from overseas companies with no reputation for quality, material, etc.. These wash well - I line dry because it's easier & cheaper and they dry quickly. I wear them often and they still look brand new, no shrinking even with the occasional dryer use.The medium is really for size 36 bra and lower, and the elastic isn't covered. I'm going to get the large to see if it's better. Right now, I just fold the elastic up over the shelf bra and it's much more comfortable. Hanes should cover the elastic though.

Quality of fabric seems good. But sz S was too tight around the ribs (where shelf band is) as well as tummy and shorter length than I'd like. A sz M fit better around tummy, but length still not as long as I'd like (since I have a long torso), and top of cami/shelf bra was saggy cause straps couldn't get tightened any more on the sz M (pictured)! I'm 5'6, 135lbs. Will be returning.