Centering Scoop Tank

It's a minor tragedy when sleeveless tanks refuse to do the hard work of flattering your arms, but this one? This is the tank that pulls its weight. That gentle scoop neckline, perfectly tracing the collarbones - not so high it feels like a bib, but not dipping so low that one must strategise bra choices - is brilliant. And talk about armholes. These are not the kind that dig into your armpit or flash side-boob from here to Bourke Street. They’re cut for movement and show off a sculpted shoulder without putting everything else on display.

Now - let’s get into the back. If you care about freedom (of movement, that is) then you’ve got to love a racerback. But this one doubles down and has this little pleat tucked at the top, just under where your spine might have a little whinge if there was too much bunching in your tank. Less chance of back sweat, too - which isn’t glamorous but is honest.

The material is easygoing and relaxed with a bit of stretch, which means no one will ever feel like they’re being vacuum packed into their own gym kit. A curved hem hangs with a gentle drape, putting enough coverage between the bottom of your ribs and wherever your waistband starts in this era’s denim cycle. It also means less gaping around the stomach and sides when stretching overhead or bending down.

Honestly - this tank does some good things for those who hate feeling restricted by their clothing while also staying clear of grubby gym rat territory. This is activewear that looks ready to be worn on a morning run through the Botanic Gardens… or through airports when binging British reality TV on planes feels more realistic than hot yoga sessions in Byron Bay.

And did anyone mention that it works for throwing over bathers after a quick swim? Or paired with linen slacks for lunch dates where conversation might last longer than intended?

No need to think twice about it - this tank does what tanks were meant to do but rarely manage: make everyone feel like themself but slightly better-looking.