Across reviews that mention sizing, most customers say it’s true to size and recommend ordering your usual size (many cite AU sizing like S≈8–10, M≈12, L≈12–14). That said, a noticeable group exchanged sizes—some sized down because the top felt roomy, while others sized up mainly to get extra length or more room through the bust/underarm area. If you’re between sizes, reviewers commonly suggest choosing based on whether you want a more relaxed drape (size up) or a neater fit (size down).

Length is the most common “wish it was different” theme: multiple reviewers say it sits at or near the waist and can feel short in the front, especially on taller/long-torso customers or those wanting more belly coverage. Several people mention that lifting arms can expose midriff, and plus-size reviewers (e.g., 3XL/4XL) particularly asked for more front length. Many found the issue easy to manage by pairing with high-waisted pants/skirts or sizing up slightly for extra length.

Most reviewers specifically praise that it doesn’t gape, isn’t too plunging, and feels secure at the neckline. Several mention a “little stitch”/modesty stitch that helps keep the crossover closed, so they don’t need a singlet underneath or constant adjusting. If cleavage coverage is a concern, customers generally report this top is modest while still flattering.

Many larger-bust reviewers say the crossover drape is especially flattering and provides good bust coverage without clinging. Several customers note it works well for DD/F/E cups and that bra straps are well covered. Some bustier reviewers sized up for extra room or length, but still found the neckline secure and non-gaping.

A large share of reviewers describe the drape as forgiving through the midsection and say it “hides imperfections” without looking baggy. Customers mention it looking slimming, sitting nicely on the hip/waist, and giving a polished shape even when seated. Curvy and plus-size reviewers frequently call it one of their most flattering tops.

Multiple reviewers highlight that the shoulder coverage hides bra straps and that the armholes aren’t overly large. Some chose to size up or pick a medium instead of their usual size specifically to get a bit more room under the arms. Overall, customers describe the top as comfortable around the shoulders and underarm area for all-day wear.

Reviewers overwhelmingly describe the fabric as “buttery soft,” silky, and comfortable against the skin. Many also note it feels good quality and “not flimsy,” with a fluid drape that still looks elevated. A few specifically mention the fabric being thicker than expected (in a positive way).

At least a few reviewers explicitly say the fabric is “not see through,” including in lighter shades. Others mention buying white specifically for versatility and being happy with coverage and how it sits. As with most light tops, many wear it with a nude bra for the cleanest look, but transparency doesn’t come up as a common complaint.

Many customers say it’s a great travel piece because it washes well, line-dries/drip-dries beautifully, and doesn’t need ironing. However, a small group found creases/wrinkles harder to remove and didn’t feel it was fully “crease proof,” especially if you’re very anti-iron. Most “no-iron” reviewers recommend washing on a delicate cycle and hanging immediately to dry.

Multiple reviewers report machine washing (often delicate cycle) and hanging/line drying with great results, describing it as “wash and wear.” People mention it drying well on a hanger with no ironing needed, which is a big reason it’s loved for frequent wear and travel. Overall durability feedback is positive, with some calling it durable enough for regular work wear or even as a “uniform.”

Yes—many reviewers wear it to the office and say it looks “smart,” “sophisticated,” and polished, especially under a blazer or jacket. Several mention getting lots of compliments at work and liking that it has good coverage at the neckline and arm lines. It’s commonly described as an easy “elevated” top that still feels like loungewear-level comfort.

Reviewers frequently say it transitions from day to night—paired with statement jewelry, heels, or a blazer it reads as evening-appropriate. People describe wearing it from work straight to drinks/dinner and liking that it looks elegant while staying comfortable. Many customers bought multiple colors because it works for both casual and dressier outfits.

A recurring theme is how well it pairs with Dharma Bums pants (especially Nomad/wide-leg and matching sets), with many saying the set looks like a jumpsuit or “pant suit.” Reviewers also like it with jeans, skirts (including the Lune skirt), linen pants, and work slacks. The draped/elastic hem is often mentioned as creating a “tucked-in look” without actually tucking.

Most reviewers describe it as light, cool, and comfortable (including one customer wearing it in a tropical climate). However, at least one reviewer found the material “quite thick” and not ideal for humid conditions, suggesting it’s better in shoulder seasons or air-conditioned settings. If you run hot, reviewers imply lighter colors and looser sizing can feel more breathable.