Tank tops have their own pros and cons when compared with T-shirts, and it’s up to you which is better. Tank tops are lightweight and offer more mobility and breathability during hot weather and exercise. However, they may not be appropriate in more professional environments, and they offer limited protection from the sun because you’re exposing more skin.

In general, sleeveless tops are considered less professional than regular and long-sleeve styles. Fortunately, you can still wear them in work environments under the right circumstances. Choose tanks that have thicker straps and high armholes to hide undergarments. You can also tuck your tank in, layer it with a women’s designer blazer, and wear heels to elevate your look even more.

Typically, designer brands put in more effort when choosing textiles and developing the manufacturing process. You can usually expect designer women’s tank tops on sale to last longer with minimal wear and tear.

Tanks, camisoles, and tees should be washed after every time you wear them. While outer clothes, like jackets and dress shirts, can be worn several times before washing, clothing worn close to your skin should be washed before showing visible stains.