Black Shapewear

LOVE these tanks! I advise you take others advice and purchase these a size bigger than you normally wear. I am an XL normally but purchased 2XL. So glad I did! They are still have a LOT of compression (sucks it all in!) but not terribly uncomfortable. I had to step in to this tank and pull it up as I have a bad shoulder and was difficult to pull it over my head due to the compression. Easy to pull up and fits great! I am 5’8 and was able to pull these down over my hips (I do NOT have wide hips) I wanted them to cover my groin area which they did! I ordered the black/brown/white set. Color is on point. Very happy with this purchase and will be ordering different colors in the future. Great product!

I just had major surgery where the incisions go from my armpit to my waist and can't wear a bra right now because the band was rubbing against 3 of them, extremely painful and will be for a few more weeks. I tried Cami's with shelf bras, yoga bras, etc. All of them rubbed. I put this on today and it's amazing! I'm 5'4 and 160, 38DDD, bought the 3xl , which fits ok but it's kinda loose, but I can see the potential! Completely seamless, held my top up (probably will do better at a smaller size) and the material is soft and smooth. I'm exchanging it for a XL, which I think will fit better. Compared to others, this is a great buy!!

I have never tried a compression tank. I'm an XL in men's t shirts, 42/44C in bras, and I bought a 2XL and a 3XL of this compression tank.About me: I'm 183ish lbs, 5'7", I've had 6 full term pregnancies, most were very close to each other. I do have some abdominal muscle separation, and if I wear too loose of clothing for too long, my belly feels like things might fall through, and it's very uncomfortable, almost a dull pain/ache.As far as my fatter places: my belly and my thighs. I've been asked if I'm pregnant (I'm not). My youngest is 13 months old.Now onto the review:I stepped into this (I tried the 2XL). Went up easily. Almost too easily. I'm definitely not a 3XL.Only complaint is that the straps are too loose for me, but this happens often with tank tops.For what the tank top is doing for me:It's making my belly feel a bit better. I actually can't grab any of my belly flab. That's a huge plus (it means its holding my belly together).It doesn't look significantly different. I'm hoping that I can just aaccept my belly flab someday.I could probably go down to an XL, but I'll wait until I lose a bit of weight.Overall, this is a great tank for mild-moderate compression. I can breathe normally in it, it doesn't ride up or hurt anywhere, and no muffin top. I don't have a recommendation on if you're in between sizes, because I didn't get my lower size. I do think this might run a tiny bit large; it's tight on me, but doesn't feel quite like a compression shaper. Maybe that's a good thing?I'm sending the 3X back and keeping the 2X.

Fits great! Comfortable and does what it says it does! Will buy again

I am normally a size 1-2X in Shapewear. I have these in a 2X and wore them a couple of times but the compression is so tight it makes me feel nauseous they are so tight in the stomach. They also make me sweat like crazy and generally feel miserable but they do suck you in if you want VERY FIRM control. Length is kind of awkward. When I pulled it down where I felt comfortable the tip of my bust is popping out. I am a 42 DDD and it def slims my bust but I get a big uniboob and look bigger in some things. They do ride up like 99% of Shapewear but not as bad as most. Band at bottom is actually comfortable. I more so just want something that smooths the lumps and bumps that I can breathe in. Ordered a 4X thinking that would help and they fit nearly the same. I would say runs extremely small. If you want extremely firm compression but your reg size and still firm compression 2 sizes up.

This compression tank top has a surprisingly high-quality feel for the price, and provides excellent post-op support for those who have had a tummy tuck.I recently had a "mommy makeover" (tummy tuck with full abdominal repair and breast reduction+lift). I had a severe abdominal separation and significant excess skin after three pregnancies, plus 50 lbs weight loss. Note that I did NOT require any form of liposuction with my procedure, which is atypical, so the compression requirements may be different than for those who have also had liposuction. Always talk to your surgeon!After surgery, I had to resort to wearing a thin cotton tank top under my abdominal binder, due to severe ADHD and sensory issues. So when it was time to switch from the binder into a compression garment, I asked my surgeon for garment recommendations which could supply the correct amount of support without all the clips, snaps, zippers, or hooks frequently seen on such garments, as those would have been quite challenging for me to use comfortably.She recommended a few 1-piece garments specifically designed for post-op compression, but also said I could use a 2-piece solution of more "off the shelf" shapewear panties and tank tops. I tried a few of each, and this was BY FAR the best garment for the job! I have a very long torso, and I found that most of the 1-piece garments weren’t long enough to wear comfortably, and the other compression tank tops were too short and were constantly rolling or riding up. But this is perfect!It reaches down past my hips comfortably, providing ample support across my incision. Combined with light control shapewear briefs (which I already had on hand from before surgery), it supplies smooth, consistent support all along my abdomen without squeezing or pinching anywhere. I’m not sure how well this item would fit those with shorter torsos, but it’s working extremely well for my body type.I was hoping it might provide enough support for my breasts to avoid having to also wear a compression bra (which is needed after a breast reduction+lift) but sadly, it does not. True to the listing description, the compression starts at the top of the abdomen, so I wear a bra underneath. It does supply some light support, so once my breasts are fully healed, I could probably go without a bra in this, depending on the situation.I am 43 years old, 5' 8", 170 lbs, bra size 38 C, and I ordered both the Large and the XL. I am currently wearing the XL, but as the swelling from surgery continues to go down, I will move into the Large for consistent compression and support. They are also machine washable, which was a requirement for me. I typically hang them to dry, though they have slipped into the dryer once or twice, without any noticeable damage.Possibly the best thing about this solution for post-op compression is how affordable it is! I was able to purchase four of these in each size - eight total - for about the same price as single brand-name post-op compression garment. This allows me to keep several in rotation, so I always have a clean one to grab, which is super convenient. Overall, I highly recommend this as a solution for anyone in my situation.