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Tanks: layering, opacity and fit
A base layer that is meant to be seen
Most tanks here are drafted as the visible layer under something open: a mesh shirt, an unbuttoned jacket, a harness. That changes the cut. Straps are wider or deliberately multiple, the neckline is placed to show under a collar, and lace or strapping runs across the chest where a harness would otherwise sit.
| Type | Opacity | Worn under | Fabric |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jersey tank | Opaque | Anything | Cotton stretch |
| Mesh tank | Sheer | Bra or bodysuit | Stretch mesh |
| Lace camisole | Part sheer | Open shirt | Lace, satin |
| Strap top | Opaque, cut out | Jacket, harness | Jersey, PU |
Sizing
Stretch jersey forgives a size. Lace and PU do not. Order from the bust measurement in centimetres, and remember Asian sizing runs roughly one size below EU and US.
Frequently asked
- Are the mesh tanks see-through?
- Yes, deliberately. They are drafted to be worn over a bra, bodysuit or harness.
- Can a tank be worn on its own?
- The jersey and PU styles yes. Mesh and lace are layering pieces.
- Do the tanks work under a harness?
- Yes, that is what the strapped and cut-out styles are drafted for.
- Do PunkRave tanks run small?
- Around one size below EU and US, less so in stretch jersey.