Dellytop Henley Tank Review: A V, Three Buttons, and a 4.1

Most “tanks” in this catalog are camisoles with a shelf. Dellytop sells a ribbed henley: light pink, deep V, three matching buttons, sleeveless, worn in the still with destroyed jeans. Thirteen dollars. Eleven thousand reviews. A 4.1. There is no shelf bra. There is no lining worth mentioning. It is a shirt that Amazon filed next to lingerie because the V is deep and the rib is cheap.

If you wanted a built-in bra, we already reviewed the Hanes shelf-bra cami. This is the layer you put over a bralette, or the layer you wear at home and call a decision. The buttons are the personality. They also gape.

Rib, V, the button speech

Vertical rib hides a little and clings a little. Light pink is a lighting condition: it will show a dark bra. The V is real. The three buttons are decorative more than structural — they sit at the sternum and they pull if the tank is small. Size for the bust if you have one, for the ribcage if you do not. Between sizes, go up unless you wanted a fitted henley that argues with the placket.

Three buttons. A V. Not a bra.

Wash and the 4.1

Rib recovers if you skip the dryer. Heat makes a different garment, shorter and wider. QC is pack-luck: one tank in a colorway can twist. At this price you buy two colors and keep the one that sits. The 4.1 is length (crop vs hip) and people who thought “tank” meant shelf. It did not.

Check the Size Guide like a shirt, not like a bra. Layer a wireless if you leave the house. Black and white are the ones that behave; pastels are the still.

Who it's for

A weekend shirt, a layer over a bralette, a V you wanted without paying for a brand henley. Not a cami with support, not sleepwear unless you like buttons in bed. Thirteen dollars is the correct amount to find that out.