In the reviews, customers repeatedly mention that it doesn’t gape at the front/cleavage, even with a relaxed drape. Several people specifically noticed a small internal stitch/crossover construction that keeps the front secure, so they don’t have to keep adjusting. Overall, this is one of the most consistently praised design features.

Most reviewers describe the top as true to size (including petite shoppers and those referencing AU sizing like M = AU12), and many recommend ordering your usual size. That said, a noticeable group sized up to get a looser drape or a bit more length/coverage through the tummy or bust, while a smaller group sized down successfully for a neater fit. If you’re between sizes or want more front length, multiple reviewers suggest sizing up.

A number of reviewers with larger busts (including DD/EE cup mentions) say it’s flattering, not clingy, and provides good bust coverage. Several specifically mention they don’t feel like they’re “falling out” of it and appreciate that it isn’t too low at the front. Some larger-bust customers did size up for extra ease or length in front.

Length is the most common downside mentioned: multiple reviewers say it sits at the waist/around hips on shorter heights but feels short on taller or long-torso bodies, and a few note it can lift and show some belly when arms are raised. Many still love the look and recommend pairing with high-waisted pants/skirts, and several found sizing up helped a little with coverage. If you prefer longer tops for tummy coverage, this is worth considering.

Several reviews highlight that the armholes are not too big and don’t sag or gape under the arms, which helps it look more polished and feel secure. Multiple customers also mention the shoulder/strap coverage is good and that bra straps don’t show. This is repeatedly called out as a thoughtful part of the cut.

Reviewers very frequently describe the fabric as “so soft,” “buttery,” “silky smooth,” and “luxurious,” and many call out the overall quality as superb. Multiple people mention it’s fluid and drapey but “not flimsy,” with at least one reviewer noting it felt thicker than expected (in a good-quality way). Overall sentiment is that it feels elevated while still being comfortable.

At least a few reviewers explicitly mention the fabric is not see-through and feels substantial rather than flimsy. Customers who bought white commonly describe it as sitting beautifully and feeling high quality, with no complaints about transparency in the review set. As with most light tops, many still style it with a suitable bra for the cleanest look.

Many customers say the drape is very figure-flattering and helps “hide imperfections,” “lumps and bumps,” and tummy areas without looking baggy. Reviewers describe it as slimming, polished, and “classy,” while still relaxed and easy to wear. A few people who prefer extra tummy coverage chose to size up for more front length/room.

Comfort is one of the biggest themes: reviewers repeatedly describe it as incredibly comfortable, soft on the skin, and easy to wear all day. One reviewer specifically praised the armholes for helping them not feel “trapped and sweaty.” People often call it a “go to” top for comfort while still feeling dressed.

Many reviewers love that they don’t need to tuck it in, because it sits neatly at the waist with a flattering hem finish (some mention an elastic hem). Customers often describe it as “just the right length” for high-waisted bottoms and appreciate the polished look without fussing. A small number prefer longer length, but still find it works well untucked with the right rise of pants.

Reviewers consistently describe it as a “work or casual” staple: many wore it to the office (often under a blazer/jacket) and received compliments, but also pair it with jeans, skirts, shorts, and sneakers. Customers frequently say it looks effortlessly elegant and “classy,” while still being comfortable enough for everyday wear. It’s commonly mentioned as a go-to piece that transitions from day to dinner.

Many customers bought the matching pants and describe the outfit as a “stunning” set that looks polished and put-together. A couple of reviewers even mention people thought it was a jumpsuit or pantsuit when worn together. The top is frequently paired with wide-leg styles for an easy travel-to-dinner look.

Travel suitability is a recurring theme, with many customers buying it specifically for flights and travel wardrobes. Several reviewers say it doesn’t need ironing and is crease-proof/no-iron, making it easy to pack and wear on the go. One reviewer did report their fabric creased more than expected, so results may vary depending on how it’s packed and handled.

Most reviews focus on the fabric being soft and drapey, but a few note the material is thicker than expected and one reviewer specifically said it’s “not ideal in humid climates.” Several people mention wearing it in cooler months under a jacket and expecting to use it more in shoulder seasons. If you run hot, it may be better for air-conditioned settings or milder weather.