First impressions matter, and the Minetom V Neck Top definitely makes a good one. The soft blend of polyester, rayon, and spandex feels luxurious against the skin—breathable enough for summer but with enough substance for cooler weather. I’ve worn mine on errands, to casual dinners, and even layered under a blazer for work, and it’s held up beautifully.

The fit is where this shirt shines. As someone who struggles with tops being either too tight around the hips or boxy like a tent, the slightly curved hem and relaxed-but-tailored silhouette are *chef’s kiss*. The V-neck is flirty without being scandalous (no bra strap peeks!), and the 3/4 sleeves are perfect for hiding upper-arm insecurities. Pro tip: Size up if you’re between sizes—the fabric has minimal stretch.

Now, the downsides. While most colors are opaque, lighter shades (looking at you, peach-pink) lean sheer—plan to wear a nude cami unless you’re going for that ‘see-through chic’ vibe. Also, beware the black version; some reviewers report it attracting lint like a magnet post-wash (mine hasn’t had this issue yet, but I’m keeping my receipt handy).

Care is straightforward: Cold wash, no bleach (the white survived a grease stain with just Shout spray!), but line-drying is non-negotiable unless you want a crop top. At this price point? It’s a solid buy—just stick to darker colors if you want guaranteed thickness and longevity.