Hanes Women's Cami with Built-in Shelf Bra, Stretch Cotton Camisole, Adjustable Straps

Bought this for layering under sweaters and wearing around the house.What I like• Built-in shelf bra gives light support without needing a separate bra• Soft cotton fabric is breathable and comfortable all day• Adjustable straps help get the right fitWhat could be better• Runs a bit small—consider sizing up• Shelf bra isn’t supportive enough for larger bustsBottom line: Comfy cami for lounging or layering with just enough support. Perfect for casual wear and sleep, but look at Fruit of the Loom Built-in Bra Cami if you want more stretch or bust coverage.

I love this cami. Fit is good but had to size up from medium to large for a looser fit. I am 4'10" and 100 lbs but wear a 38B bra. I like the fabric but want more bright colors.

I bought this cami 2 yrs ago and it was great in every way--5 stars. Noted like others, that that cami was made in Indonesia. I ordered two more recently and these were made in Guatamala and like others said, the straps are too long. I will sew them so they are shorter, so no big deal. I found the new camis true to size, if not slightly big. They wash well and I put them in the dryer. I'd still recommend them but 4 stars since I have to sew them.

I used to wear Hanes tanktops with the built-in bra on a daily basis and loved how they fit and how much snug support they provided. I decided to refresh my closet with some new ones and the fabric seems completely different - less stretchy, less form-fitting, and the straps are too long even when adjusted as short as possible. It's a bummer when a product you've loved for years changes.

I was so excited to find a shelf bra that would fit a big bust (ordered 2XL, I'm a 42D bra), and am so disappointed in the product I got. The width is fine, but it's so short and I have a short torso so I don't understand how it barely touches my waistband of my pants. And the neckline? it's laughable how this thing looks on, it's as if the shirt was given more width everywhere but in the neckline and straps. The straps are excessively long even after trying to shorten them (it does have adjustable straps but the length they give you to adjust is such a small amount it's pointless). So I put this thing on and the straps aren't sitting on my shoulders they're up by my neck, the actual neckline area was narrow and small, like they didn't compensate for needing to widen that part in the larger sizes. I looked like a busty girl trying to put on size small shirt. My boobs were popping out the side and the side boob area was stretched out while the neckline was this tiny bit of fabric that sat in the middle of the chest. The proportions are either WAY OFF or they sent me someone elses stretched out return. I thought I could manage to wear it under a t shirt but I can't, this shirt will end up in the trash or donation pile, I'm NOT sending it back so they can send it to someone else and have someone else have this crappy experience. Side Note: I love leaving great reviews and rarely leave bad ones but this is one of those times I felt it necessary to give my busty plus size gals a heads up. This shirt ain't it sis!

The elusive, perfect, bra-shelf cami is so hard to find, especially after being spoiled by Costco's, which they no longer sell. (Would love to know why since it caused quite an uproar.) I have purchased five or six "close" replacements, but always seem to have one complaint or another about each one. I was happy with this one the moment I put it on. I'm pretty picky [whiny] about camis. I have reflux, so the elastic cannot bind too tight. Check! I like the heartier cotton that this one is made of. Check! I like the quality adjustable straps. Check!I'm 5'8" and weigh 154 lbs. I ordered an XL because, although I'm not that well endowed (and gravity is NOT my friend), I have sort of a wide rib cage and a bit of a Goodyear tire situation happening around my middle! Miraculously, this one fit perfectly. And since it's cotton, I chose to get the XL in case it shrinks in the wash. The downside of the comfortable-but-not-too-tight elastic band is that it doesn't quite lift the girls as well as some of my other ones. I've tightened the straps in hopes I'd get a little more ooomph, but you can't have it all! And I personally like the longer length - not too long, but not too short. My other camis are made of flimsier fabric. At this time of year (winter), and living on the East Coast, this cotton cami is warm and cozy. And it's just thick enough that I'd be comfortable wearing it alone and not just as an undergarment. You probably won't catch me doing that since - when I wave - the flab under my arms waves back at me. But it's nice to know I could lounge around the privacy of my home in it.