The Tunic Tank
The Tunic Tank
The Tunic Tank

The Tunic Tank

Sale price$68
Size:XS
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Only 5 units left

The Tunic Tank

The longer, leaner version of your favorite sleeveless. No graphic, no noise — just a clean washed black tank with enough length to tuck properly, layer intentionally, or wear straight down with wide legs and call it a look. The kind of foundational piece that quietly makes everything else in your wardrobe work harder without asking for any credit.

Fit & Fabric The Tunic Tank is a fitted, longer-body silhouette with a high mock neck and a structured cap shoulder that gives it a more refined, intentional feel than your average sleeveless. Cut in our lightweight pigment-dyed organic cotton jersey in a deep washed black with a subtle sheen that drapes cleanly against the body all the way to the hip. Simple, considered, and built to be the piece that holds the whole outfit together.

Care 95% Organic Cotton, 5% 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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