Sage Rib Tank - Sunflower
Sage Rib Tank - Sunflower

Sage Rib Tank - Sunflower

Sale price$68
Size:XS
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Sage Rib Tank in Butter

The one that works with everything and takes up almost no space doing it. Clean, fitted, and quietly essential — a fine-rib butter yellow tank with a high racerback cut that sits perfectly under an open flannel, layers beneath a band tee, or just holds its own on a warm afternoon with nothing over it. No graphic needed when the fit is this good.

Fit & Fabric The Sage Rib Tank is a fitted, cropped silhouette with a high racerback neckline and a close-to-the-body cut that moves without restricting. Built in our fine-ribbed organic cotton stretch jersey for a soft, second-skin feel with just enough structure to hold its shape all day. A clean finished hem at the crop keeps it polished from every angle.

Care 98% Hemp, 2% SPANDEX. Machine wash cold, tumble dry low. Made in Los Angeles.

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SarahCate
Perfect top for a night out

One of my fav tops in my wardrobe for a night out. Always get compliments

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Llytle
so flattering

Great top! it’s perfect !

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Candace F
Cute Tee

Nice thick material and nice fit

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Skye
So so cute

This shirt is so cute. The color is a worn in beautiful shade and it’s so comfy. I’ve gotten so many compliments!

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Christian Reed

So good!

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Maria A.
literally wear it everyday

absolutely obsessed with this tee! its the perfect color, goes with everything, and you can wear it so many ways!! my go to for sure!

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Kenley Kowalski
LOVE

So comfy, I honestly throw it on all the time and get compliments always

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